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I’m in the U.S. and Mullvad was significantly slower for me than PIA. That’s why I switched back. I ended up getting 3 years of service too. It really pisses me off too because without the port forwarding my speed is cut significantly.

Thank you very much!

If I wanted prevent anyone from accessing domain.com, which .conf would the allow/deny go? I am really new to nginx.

Thanks for the response, so if I have a reverse proxy set up for Ombi like request.domain.com, adding the following to ombi.sub domain.conf will block someone from connecting to domain.com too? allow 192.168.0.0/16; deny all; I have the swag container set to only sub domains and cname record only for request.domain.com.

Hi All, I set up the SWAG docker container last weekend and have reverse proxied all of the services I want except one, Pi-Hole. I had it working when I was using a physical Pi-Hole on my 192.168.0.0 network, and I have Pi-Hole running fine when I use the custom network as per @SpaceInvaderOne’s video, but I am unable to use the needed network that is shared with the SWAG container for the all of the reverse proxy containers as it is on the internal 172.18.0.0 network and I need it to be on my 192.168 network. The other issue is that UnRAID is already using port 80 and 443. I know I can change those, but port 67 is still be used by something and I’m not sure what. I tried searching this thread, but didn’t have much luck. I’m certain it’s something easy I’m missing, but just don’t know what. EDIT: After some more digging I determined that libvert binds to port 67 which makes pihole not start unless I disable my vm manager. I was able to get pihole to work by specifying the letsencrypt custom interface and specifying the IP for the pihole docker container, but now VM Manager won’t start because the pihole docker has port 67 bound now. I also just realized that my pihole is using the unRAID default internal ip and not the one I specified so that won’t work. Any recommendations/best practices here? Also, I set up Plex to reverse proxy via a subfolder as required so I’m reversing the root domain, is there a .conf file I can add the allow/deny entry so the root site domain.com is only accessible from my internal network? I have all of the other services locked down via the appropriate file in proxy-confs.

Hi All, I am facing a fairly unique scenario with Pi-Hole and was hoping to get some assistance. I am using a Nighthawk R7800 router with the stock firmware. The stock firmware doesn’t allow you to assign a DNS server when the DHCP server hands out IP addresses. I had found that using DD-WRT did, and I had it running fine, except for one issue I was unable to solve. Whenever I would shut off the screen on my iPad or iPhone the wireless connection would drop after a short time, and since I only have WiFi on both devices I would not get email or text notifications. So, I decided it wouldn’t work and downgraded back to stock firmware and now there are no issues, except the aforementioned problem with Pi-Hole not working. Here is my goal. I want to be able to pick which devices go through the Pi-Hole as I have a work laptop that will break a lot of my tools when it send it through Pi-Hole. I want my router to continue acting as the DHCP server in the event either the docker container goes offline or some other issue occurs. I also found that the minute I disabled the router’s DHCP and used Pi-Hole I could no longer access unRAID even with a static IP set for unRAID in network settings. I read one of the FAQs on the Pi-Hole site indicating you can just manually configure the DHCP settings on the client to point at Pi-Hole. I tried this on my iPad, iPhone and Nintendo Switch, and all seem to ignore it and use the router’s DNS. I’ve even tried forgetting the network and setting the DNS setting to manual before reconnecting to the WiFi. I know, I can set my router to use the Pi-Hole for DNS, but then I face the same issue as before, my work laptop will go through the Pi-Hole. I am not local admin on my machine and they prevent us from modifying the network setting. Are there any other options or suggestions? TIA

Excellent, thank you!

So, you just set up the new container and pointed it at your existing PMS folder, or did you move anything around?

Hi All, I hope this hasn’t been asked too many times, but I couldn’t find anything in a search. I have been running the needo Docker container for PMS for a couple of years, and received notice that it’s deprecated and I should switch to a different container. I’m already running several other linuxserverio containers, so I would like to switch. When I switched from plexpy to the beta of tautulli, I was able to switch the repository and it pulled the new data and it worked. Would I be able to do that with Plex as well, or is there a more involved process to convert from one PMS docker to another? Any help would be appreciated. Thanks!

If I enable AFP, it displays correctly, but the SMB share still is in all caps.

I understand that it isn't necessarily a big deal, but prior to 6.2 it displayed how I had it named in the unRAID configuration and now it doesn't. It's an annoyance to me.

Here is a screenshot from Finder: https://www.dropbox.com/s/iwixixqmqnhv6cw/Screenshot%202016-12-03%2011.54.59.png?dl=0 Before upgrading to 6.2 it displayed correctly as Tower.

Anyone else experience this? If I take the array offline and then go to Settings > Identification and change the name from Tower to tower, it will appear all lower case, but if I name it back to Tower, it reverts to ALL CAPS.

I know this is probably a silly complaint, but I can't seem to figure out how to get my server to display upper and lower case for it's name how it is configured in unRAID. I've tried searching and can't seem to find the answer. Any ideas? TIA!

Hi All, I'm not sure if this question has already been asked. I tried searching both here and on the Internet and couldn't find the answer. Is there a way to set DelugeVPN to automatically login when you launch the webui? I do not allow any remote access to my network, so I don't need it password protected. Thanks in advance!

In a nutshell: Set up a HTPC to work with and interface with MySQL / MariaDB properly (eg: set up advancedsettings.xml) The copy from the HTPC to the appdata/kodi/userdata for this app the following files: mediasources.xml passwords.xml sources.xml Then modify the advancedsettings.xml included with this app appropriately Point CP / Sonarr to talk to this app. Done NB: When setting up your HTPC, make sure that you use the default scraper with Kodi, otherwise this app will not be able to scrape the files correctly So in this case my Mac is my HTPC, would I go to kodi.tv download Jarvis 16.1 for OSX and then modify and copy the following files from OSX to unRAID? mediasources.xml passwords.xml sources.xml If so, that seems pretty straight forward. I just need to make sure my paths, etc. are correct. Yeah, once you verify that kodi works properly on the computer (interfacing and scanning correctly in conjunction with MariaDB/MySQL), then copy those files over, and modify advancedsettings.xml appropriately Hey Squid, I appreciate your help on this topic. I did have one last question if you know the answer. From what I gather using Kodi headless, the primary benefit is just having all of the metadata stored on unRAID, would that be correct? The primary reason why I wanted to set up Kodi was to use some of the addons such as acestream that aren't available on Plex, and won't run on a Mac without using Wine. Thanks again! The primary (and only benefit) to running Kodi Headless is so that CP / Sonarr have somewhere to tell to update the library with a new download. If one of your HTPC's is always on 24-7, then there is zero reason to run Kodi Headless. But if you turn off / sleep your HTPC's then running Kodi Headless will keep your library up to date. Ok thank you. That is what I figured, I appreciate you clearing it up for me.

In a nutshell: Set up a HTPC to work with and interface with MySQL / MariaDB properly (eg: set up advancedsettings.xml) The copy from the HTPC to the appdata/kodi/userdata for this app the following files: mediasources.xml passwords.xml sources.xml Then modify the advancedsettings.xml included with this app appropriately Point CP / Sonarr to talk to this app. Done NB: When setting up your HTPC, make sure that you use the default scraper with Kodi, otherwise this app will not be able to scrape the files correctly So in this case my Mac is my HTPC, would I go to kodi.tv download Jarvis 16.1 for OSX and then modify and copy the following files from OSX to unRAID? mediasources.xml passwords.xml sources.xml If so, that seems pretty straight forward. I just need to make sure my paths, etc. are correct. Yeah, once you verify that kodi works properly on the computer (interfacing and scanning correctly in conjunction with MariaDB/MySQL), then copy those files over, and modify advancedsettings.xml appropriately Hey Squid, I appreciate your help on this topic. I did have one last question if you know the answer. From what I gather using Kodi headless, the primary benefit is just having all of the metadata stored on unRAID, would that be correct? The primary reason why I wanted to set up Kodi was to use some of the addons such as acestream that aren't available on Plex, and won't run on a Mac without using Wine. Thanks again!

In a nutshell: Set up a HTPC to work with and interface with MySQL / MariaDB properly (eg: set up advancedsettings.xml) The copy from the HTPC to the appdata/kodi/userdata for this app the following files: mediasources.xml passwords.xml sources.xml Then modify the advancedsettings.xml included with this app appropriately Point CP / Sonarr to talk to this app. Done NB: When setting up your HTPC, make sure that you use the default scraper with Kodi, otherwise this app will not be able to scrape the files correctly So in this case my Mac is my HTPC, would I go to kodi.tv download Jarvis 16.1 for OSX and then modify and copy the following files from OSX to unRAID? mediasources.xml passwords.xml sources.xml If so, that seems pretty straight forward. I just need to make sure my paths, etc. are correct.

Hi All, I've read through the entire thread, and have done some searching as well and am unsure how to get Kodi up and working correctly. I have installed Kodi and mariaDB, but I don't know where to begin after that. I have used Plex for a long time, so I am used to having a UI to manage things, but I am fine with setting Kodi up from a command line, there just doesn't seem to be a guide I can follow. Does one exist? I would love to take advantage of some of the benefits that Kodi has over Plex for local viewing, but I am at a loss where to begin. I'm not looking for someone to do it for me, but if there is a getting started guide that applies to Kodi headless on unRAID, that would be really helpful. TIA!

I am and yes they are pretty close to being full. I set them up initially with ReiserFS back when I initially set up unRAID 5. I have added a couple of new drives with XFS, but don't have enough space to be able to convert the old drives to XFS. Are there issues with ReiserFS?

I'm still facing this issue and thought I'd ask one last time if anyone else has seen this or has any ideas?

Yeah, I had the same issue. I ended up reinstalling the Docker from scratch and pointed it at my existing directories. Everything was fine after that.

Hi All, I am running unRAID 6.1.8 and connecting to it via a Mac running El Capitan (10.11.3). I am using SMB only and am getting "Server Connections Interrupted" messages periodically during file copy operations and then eventually I'll get an error about the file not being able to copy correctly and my mounted drives will dismount. I checked the console the last time it happened and it showed the following (see attached). The redacted parts of the screenshot were all related to a CloudKeyChainProxy error I was working on separately and wanted to clear them to make the rest easier to read. This very well could be a Mac issue, but I thought I would check here and see if anyone has seen anything like this. I would use AFP, but I need to have access to unRAID via Windows machines and I've noticed that I have some file and folder name issues when I am using both file systems to edit file and folder names. Any ideas on what I can check would be greatly appreciated!

Not quite sure, but if you enable dockerHub searches within Community Applications, then search for that container, it will add and run it. That did it, thanks!

Hi All, I have been looking at implementing this https://hub.docker.com/r/subzero79/docker-telegram-couchpotato-bot/ into an unRAID Docker. I am wondering if it is an easy to implement since it is already dockerized or not. I try to manually add it through the WebUI and get an error about not specifying arguments, and I am able to add the Docker by running: docker run -d --name=telegram-bot --restart=always subzero79/docker-telegram-couchpotato-bot -v /mnt/cache/appdata/taterbot:/config It pulls the docker data but then comes back with this error: Error response from daemon: Cannot start container e4ceab4b6b3fbaa2b0a6973ef61f549f40fb30213e6fc93cf27fcb6acd67592d: [8] System error: exec: "-v": executable file not found in $PATH I am sure I am missing something simple, and I'm happy to research this more on my own, but would love any advice on how to add this docker to unRAID. TIA!