brain:proxy

https://hub.docker.com/r/timothyjmiller/cloudflare-ddns https://forums.unraid.net/topic/126445-support-kilrahcloudflare-ddns-config/ Uses a config file which allow for multiple domains, sub-domains etc. Works for me.

I couldn’t find what you’re referencing, but I only skimmed. Using presets did work for me, server hasn’t had any issues so far, but they override the other files, which I found out. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Well, I mean it is the fix for me, I was pretty clear about that, as I did edit /save-dara/Settings/ServerGameSettings.json“ and added that "ClanSize" -but because I used ""GameSettingsPreset": "StandardPvE", it didn't work. So fix for my specific issue, because I used the presets, stands. So, if you're using a preset, as provided by the devs, then use my solution.

I figured out my problem, it was me not you. Thanks for replying!

I customized the name of the server, password, etc. all of that works. However, the clan size is always 4. I've changed the number in every file that is created, in server_data and VRisingServer_Data too just in case. Ok, so this is what was causing it for me. When I started my own server, I wanted it to be PvE, so I went googling and found a solution that worked, but I didn't fully understand the configuration files or how they refer to each other. My solution to changing it from PvP to PvE was to use a preset, which worked, but messed me up when I wanted to change further settings. { "Name": "Bijouvania", "Description": "1-900-OK-FACE", "Port": 9876, "QueryPort": 9877, "MaxConnectedUsers": 40, "MaxConnectedAdmins": 4, "ServerFps": 30, "SaveName": "Bijouvania1", "Password": "*********", "Secure": true, "ListOnMasterServer": true, "AutoSaveCount": 50, "AutoSaveInterval": 600, "GameSettingsPreset": "StandardPvE", "AdminOnlyDebugEvents": true, "DisableDebugEvents": false That line "GameSettingsPreset": "StandardPvE", made the server use an unknown-to-me preset config file from "VRisingServer_Data/StreamingAssets/GameSettingPresets/" which ignored all the settings in "ServerGameSettings.json", no matter how many times I changed "ClanSize". The fix, is either change setting in the preset, or create your own, and adding or changing the ClanSize variable, (in my case StadardPvE.json) or remove the preset line and configure my server using the ServerGameSettings.json file. Hope that helps.

I've run into this too. I customized the name of the server, password, etc. all of that works. However, the clan size is always 4. I've changed the number in every file that is created, in server_data and VRisingServer_Data too just in case.

Just to share, I found that TV libraries are not supported. https://github.com/se1exin/Cleanarr/issues/29#issuecomment-896334905+

Similar issue here. I have renamed my library from "TV Shows" to "TV" - same error.

@JohnnyP hey friend, everything has been announcing, but I have 1 issue left. When multiple episodes of the same show are added, the first is correctly displayed New Episodes of (Show Title) However, the following episodes are listed with the episode name New Episodes of (Episode Title) In the attached screenshot, Example 1 is incorrect, Example 2 is correct, Example 3 is Incorrect.

It took me a good 30 seconds to find the difference. But yes, that is, verbatim, the URL I am presented in my browser. Removing the slash resolved that error. Thanks!

Hi friends. I, too, am getting "Invalid plex server url" but I swear, I have triple checked that it is the fully valid, correctly pasted, public URL I am at a loss.

User shares work without issue for me.

I set this up. The biggest pain in the ass was finding the right pytivo build to use. Now, its been a month or so since I did it, so I don't remember all the details (silly me), but there are some shortcuts. I am not sure how or if you'd be able to do this via the thumbdrive, I am using an install with full slackware. There *are* nice packages of ffmpeg with install scripts that include all the codecs you'll need. Let me see if I can find my post on the pytivo boards. Hereis my ffmpeg version and build options: root@brainNAS:/var/tmp/Downloads/brainproxy# ffmpeg -v FFmpeg version git-0358223, Copyright © 2000-2008 Fabrice Bellard, et al. configuration: --enable-gpl --enable-libxvid --libdir=/usr/lib/codecs/ libavutil version: 49.7.0 libavcodec version: 51.57.2 libavformat version: 52.16.0 libavdevice version: 52.0.0 built on Jun 24 2008 12:50:09, gcc: 4.2.3 ffmpeg: missing argument for option '-v' root@brainNAS:/var/tmp/Downloads/brainproxy# You can see I have a directory with every imaginable codec in it. --libdir=/usr/lib/codecs Here is my post on pytivo when I had issue. I ended up using krkeegan's build and it worked. http://pytivo.krkeegan.com/transfers-fail-tivohd-slackware-t371.html#2776

You only need one. The linuxtracker will reference thepiratebay. No worries.

I put the torrent up on linuxtracker.

I've been wanting a meter for a long time, so I finally got one =) Right now, its running at 52 watts, 90 when spun up. All drives except for the system drive spun down. I even compiled the CPU stepping drivers and have my CPU down to 400MHz from 1.2GHz, that really didn't make a difference at all =) Not sure how much more I could squeeze down, I want to keep the fans up. Not to bad IMHO, though.

These guys have a great reputation in the OSS community. Very affordable with emphasis on software repositories. http://www.budgetdedicated.com/ In regards to everyone freaking out over the risks of even running a bittorrent client, without port forwarding vs a direct download from the publisher's site: You'll have a hard time finding a Linux/BSD/GNU OS that *doesn't* offer both direct and BT. By all means, don't open a port on your router. For those of you with SOHO level routers, I bet you have uPnP enabled (On by default most of the time). This is probably the most insecure idea to come out in a long time. Allowing applications to decide to open ports. Disable it. However, In regards to risks, concerning Viruses and tampering: If Lime makes available MD5sums for their releases and what you download matches that, what is the risk, then? =) If the md5sum matches the md5 of the download, it hasn't been tampered, molested or laced with cyanide. =)

http://linuxtracker.org/ ?

I'd mirror it on my server, no problem. I'd also seed the HELL out of it.

This seemed promising: http://www.aboutmyip.com/AboutMyXApp/DeltaCopy.jsp Also, you could install cygwin.

I tried this many moons ago and it was a PAIN to find a suitable Windows rsync solution. I'll look around and see what I can find.

Hi there I have a question for you Bubba. If I want to add a new user to a full distro, this would cause issues because of shadow passwords, right? What is the best way to add new users with a home directory, shell, etc. Thanks!

I've used torrentflux for years. The recent version is the easiest to set up yet. I like it.

It was an old external SCSI array case, I doubt they make them anymore.

In menuconfig, its under Files Systems > File Systems in User Space Support