CUclimber

I'm having a devil of a time logging in to Openvpn-as as an admin with a fresh install. Everything states that the default user/pw is simply "admin" and "password", but that doesn't work. I re-ran the ovpn-init script and it instructs me to use a username of "openvpn" with the same password used to authenticate this UNIX host, which I assume is my root Unraid password... but that doesn't work either. Am I missing something blindingly obvious?

[edit] Figured it out, thanks!!

I'm having trouble defining paths. This hasn't been an issue before in older versions of Sab that I've used. Whenever I try to put in a custom path (ex. /mnt/user/Videos/Movies/) it gives me an error saying "docker-compose mount path must be absolute". I'm not sure how to get any more absolute than what I'm already putting in. Any ideas on how to solve this?

I agree that this would be a nice feature to have. I've actually been wanting to downgrade my server to use SSDs instead of the big HDDs that are in it right now; I don't need as much storage as I once did and I'd love an easy way to replace them all one-by-one without starting entirely from scratch on the whole thing.

there are multiple reasons why it might not be working, you must click on advanced view to see the environment variables that need defining, probably a good place to start is to look at the supervisord.log file in the /config folder. Hm, thanks. I can get to the WebUI if I set VPN_ENABLED to 'no', but if it's set to 'yes' I can't access it. I've filled in my PIA info and I'm logged into the VPN on my computer, but it's a no-go.

I'm trying to install the DelugeVPN docker, but I'm getting the 'ERR_CONNECTION_REFUSED' error when I try to access it. It seems to download and installed just fine, and all of my other dockers are working perfectly. Are there any configurations that need to be set before trying to log in for the first time?

I tried upgrading to .14b this morning, and now my server won't come up even after multiple reboots. Where can I download the .13 files so that I can roll it back?

(I haven't read all 9 pages yet) All kinds of Docker problems though. I had issues with running into the max container size but it wouldn't let me increase it. So, I nuked the docker .img and now I can't restart the service.

Hm, it looks like part of my problem may be that I'm out of space on my Docker share. Is it possible to resize it?

Thanks for the help. Still didn't work though, and I'm not sure what ID it is referring to in the error I'm getting:

Any chance I can get some help with this? I really don't know how to fix this issue.

I guess I can try that. It doesn't look like there is a way to do it from the GUI. How would I do it from the command line? Yeah, I mean I just hit the 'Update' button in the GUI and the update failed halfway through for some reason. Now this container seems to be broken and I can't remove it.

I somehow had a Plex container get corrupted; it failed during an update and now the whole thing is broken in ways I don't quite understand. I'm perfectly happy nuking the whole thing and starting over with it, but I don't seem to be able to do that. When I try to remove the container & image I get this error: (Container cc19f49e45a1 is the one that I'm trying to delete, and it is stopped so I'm not sure why it is using 6b9114022a85) And when I try to remove just the container I get this error: Any advice?

New question, now that I updated to today's version of the plugin: is it possible to expand the size of a hard driver that is in use by a VM? I don't see how to do it, if so.

Woohoo! I got Windows Server 2012 R2 up and running in KVM. Aside from looking up a bit of info on which libvirt drivers to install (Windows 8, AMD64) it was just about the easiest thing ever.

And what do you know-- it works now, and I feel like an idiot. Thanks for all of your help, and sorry for the runaround.

Aha! I think you found the issue, which I should have checked a long time ago. 'dmesg|grep kvm' revealed that virtualization is disabled in the BIOS. I'll go in and figure out how to enable it and I'll report back in the morning.

No, this is just plain-old UnRaid without Xen.

Here is the error with only the name field populated Warning: libvirt_domain_create_xml(): Cannot check QEMU binary a2f96846-3af1-4b41-b1b9-181e17918bc2x86_64WestmereInteltcp7858940none0dac0+0:+100+0:+100hvm32/usr/bin/qemu-system-x86_64pcpc-1.3pc-0.12pc-q35-1.6pc-q35-1.5xenpvpc-i440fx-1.7pc-i440fx-1.6q35pc-0.11pc-0.10pc-1.2isapcpc-q35-1.4xenfvpc-0.15pc-i440fx-1.5pc-q35-2.0pc-i440fx-1.4pc-0.14pc-1.1pc-q35-1.7pc-1.0pc-i440fx-2.0pc-0.13 hvm64/usr/bin/qemu-system-x86_64pcpc-1.3pc-0.12pc-q35-1.6pc-q35-1.5xenpvpc-i440fx-1.7pc-i440fx-1.6q35pc-0.11pc-0.10pc-1.2isapcpc-q35-1.4xenfvpc-0.15pc-i440fx-1.5pc-q35-2.0pc-i440fx-1.4pc-0.14pc-1.1pc-q35-1.7pc-1.0pc-i440fx-2.0pc-0.13 : No such file or directory in /usr/local/emhttp/plugins/dynamix.kvm.manager/classes/libvirt.php on line 159 Also: Thanks for working on this!

Still no luck, even with only the name field filled in. I double-checked to make sure that I followed all of the installation instructions, and everything looks like it is set up correctly.

It doesn't say anything. When I click the button at the bottom the screen refreshes quickly and the whole form is blank again; it's hard to troubleshoot since there isn't really any indication of what is going wrong.

Hm. So in the Network Settings screen I have 'Bridge Setup' set to 'Yes' and the bridge name is br0. Then in the KVM machine creation screen I have: Which seems correct. But I'm still getting the same error. I feel like I'm missing something obvious.

Possibly stupid n00b question here: I keep getting an error that says "No domains defined. Create from template or add XML description" whenever I try to create a new VM. Is there something other than what I have below that I'm supposed to fill out somewhere? I have a storage pool set up, and I don't quite know what else I'm supposed to do to get started.

Yes, you will. Although honestly it is pretty easy. I am new to using Docker and it only took me a couple of hours to have all of those applications up and running again.

I'm totally new to the type of VM management that is currently present in UnRaid 6, and I could use a little help getting started in the right direction. I am familiar with VMs in general-- I've used VirtualBox quite a bit on my laptop, and I use VSphere for school so I have some general knowledge of how hypervisors and whatnot all work. I would like some advice for my UnRaid setup though. Currently I am running 6b12, and it is lovely-- I have Docker containers set up for my apps, and everything is as it should be. I want to set up a few VMs though. I'd like to have it be as flexible as possible-- I am still very much learning Linux, so I'd like a way to just create various flavors in VMs and have them to play around with. I may at some point do an OpenELEC VM (although my Amazon TV stick thing and Plex has mostly negated the need for that). The other big thing that I'd like to be able to do is to set up MS SQL Server 2014 in a VM-- this is school/work related. I'm fortunate enough to be able to get free licenses for all of Microsoft's OSs at the moment, and I want to be able to take full advantage of them. My understanding is that I can either run UnRaid as the native OS and have it handle VMs through the KVM thing, or I can run UnRaid under Xen and then run other VMs alongside it. I have literally zero experience with all the XML that seemingly has to go along with the creation of VMs in these systems, since all I've ever really done is click through a few options in VirtualBox and I'd be off and running. What is going to be easiest for me for a robust, configurable, and flexible VM environment? Since UnRaid is already all set up, is it still possible to run it under Xen or does that require a full re-installation? Is the KVM environment able to handle something like SQL Server without causing me to pull all of my hair out writing config files? My server is running an Intel i3 CPU with 8GB of memory right now, so it should be able to handle a couple of VMs at once, and I can always up the RAM if needed. I have a 256GB SSD for my cache drive at the moment and I'd love to be able to run the VMs off of that. Any advice would be very appreciated. Thanks!