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Hi interwebtech, what strikes me as odd is that the settings do not stick. That's a very simple operation, shouldn't be an issue. In any case, can you try setting manual timeout to 0, then add the server manually ? I had a very busy weekend (couldn't touch ControlR) and I'm getting up to speed with some test data I got these past few days.

Hi 3605481mah, it doesn't do anything if the server is offline, I'm guessing that's not your case. Could send me a screenshot of the app ? Feel free to send me a pm if you like.

Yes, v2.0.3 is under the App Store submission process. Hopefully later today they will ready it for release Somehow I made a mistake in the initial submission, which distributed an older build, thus the issues. As soon as this release is stable, I will look into alternative update services (given the app is based on React Native) About the price, yes it seems expensive (7.99 AUD ~ 6.10 USD). The original price is 4.99 USD, which doesn't seem too unreasonable, but the App Store sets the price for other markets. I wonder if it's applying taxes ? It's 4.99 EUR as well

Thanks for the confirmation beire !

I've submitted v2.0.3 to both Play Store and App Store. It should fix the issues with adding servers on iOS. As for Android, a forum member is kindly helping me debug the issue. Hope to get to the bottom of it.

That's good to know saarg !

Hello all, let me look into the issues. I'll post back asap !

ControlR 2, iOS version is out as well ! Check it out !

It should be available to all. Please let me know otherwise.

Thanks for the confirmation CHBMB !

ControlR 2 is out ! In addition to the great features from v1.5, ControlR now sports a powerful user permission system, to set per user limits on starting/stopping servers/dockers/vms and more. You need to check it out ! Also, many bug fixes and improvement, to make the experience as smooth as possible. Three additional comments: 1. This release includes a fix for the issue with adding a 6.2 server 2. The permission system is quite straightforward Root user is the same as before, has full access to everything. Create a user (let's say ... family) and in the description field enter the following: nzbget|r-x,sonarr|r--,plex|rwx,ubuntu:--- This would mean that the family user - can see and execute the nzbget docker - can see, but not execute, nor remove the sonarr docker - full access to the plex docker - can't see the ubuntu vm The syntax for the permissions is (multiple items are comma separated) [docker|vm]|[r-][w-][x-] r: User can see the docker/vm, but can't interact (actions are disabled) w: User can edit/remove the docker/vm x: User can start/stop the docker/vm I'm working on a plugin so that user permissions can be set from a web interface. 3. iOS is coming !

I was alerted that 6.2-stable servers can't be added to the app. I'm looking into it and hopefully have a fix soon.

Hi lolsamsam, thanks for your comments ! Hope it went well in the end. As a reference, since it was stopped midway, the folder being copied won't have transferred whole. I'd use the logs to find out where it was being copied, delete in the destination disk, then run unBALANCE again. It's likely that the set of folders to be moved would have changed.

Thanks RobJ ! I haven't looked at logs these past few days (working on user permissions and some other stuff). I was under the impression that I could access only whatever scripts were available for the webGui (assuming a stock unRAID and no 'ControlR plugin' on the server). All there is, is a tail_log script that's called by the webGui to show the log. But you gave me an idea, I'll take another look at the plugin interface.

Hi bonustreats, thanks a lot for your comments ! I'm glad it was helpful. The GUI shouldn't need to be open for the server process to continue, maybe there was some error in the logs (/boot/logs/unbalance.log) ? No donate page for the time being, will probably set it up eventually

For some, perhaps for many, the tail is all they want or need. It's hard for me to imagine wanting to study an entire syslog on a small screen. RobJ, oh definitely ! What I meant is that it's a bit different to handle an open connection such as a tail -f from an app. On a browser you just open the php page and it's refreshed as needed. The connection remains open. Since the app is looking at the same interface that a browser sees, I'm exploring some alternatives, since what I tried initially didn't quite work

Published v1.5.3, to fix handling of the hardware back button. I wanted to add the log view, but the stock webGui implements it essentially as a `tail -f`, so I have to look at some alternatives

Hi gabeo, Not sure what the problem could be. The code hasn't changed. Did you change any of the rsync params (in the settings page) ?

Hi glave, I'll check how easy/difficult this would be and report back

Hi, just published v1.5.2 - Remove button animation when selecting pages, to fix a crash in not current Android versions (Lollipop and such) - Reword password field side text

It's coming, it's coming Thanks bungee91 !

Thanks CHBMB !

Hi, I've published v1.5.1, - Fix display of shares with long names - Mask password entry input fields - Stop array before powering it down - Bug fixes and improvements I've also added all the requests I've received to the request forum A comment about remote access: It could never be as magical as just enter a public WAN address and then you'll have access to the unRAID server. The amount of set up to get something like this working, from a user standpoint, would be very similar to setting OpenVPN up (open firewall ports, probably create private/public keys, probably enter auth tokens in the app, etc.) OpenVPN is a tried and true technology which serves exactly the purpose of this feature request: access servers on the other side of a firewall (as I really want to believe that nobody is exposing its unRAID server directly on the internet). You can even limit client access to a specific lan address, it really doesn't come much more secure than this. It's being used at corporate level and if you can't install it due to some policy, I very much doubt policies will let you install an "unproven" plugin (which would be required to provide such a feature). There are also other subtle implementation details that need to be taken into consideration. Anyway, this is how the board looks right now

Hi gridrunner, I'll check this.

I've published v1.5.0 on the Play Store. The most important changes are: - Font size can be adjusted in-app (allowing UI to be scaled) - Server pages (disks, ops, etc.) can be swiped (left/right) - Adding a server shows errors instantly - Moved app version display - Bug fixes and improvements In the settings page you can choose a font size, with the same options as in the Android general settings: tiny, small, normal, large and huge (normal is default). It scales the entire UI (with the exception of the dropdown and switch elements in the settings page, which I hope to fix in an upcoming release). Let me know how it goes !