JonathanM

They are updated. Unraid's docker update notification is broken. If you switch to advanced view, and force update, you will get the updated version.

If you set VPN_ENABLED to false, can you connect to the webui? If so, it points to a misconfiguration of your VPN. This container is set up to not start if the VPN is set to enabled but there is something wrong with the VPN, so you can't accidentally expose yourself by downloading directly when you thought the VPN was working but it's really not.

I just use the Krusader docker, it's VERY fast when the rar files are on my SSD cache. You don't give any information about your network topology and where the extracting process is taking place, so I can't really say whether my method would be better for you.

http://lime-technology.com/forum/index.php?topic=40937.msg405070#msg405070

Pretty sure unstable refers to how quickly the code is updated and changed, not how it runs.

Umm, I think you are kidding about "can't code", right? You do know writing a sequence of commands to be executed later and produce some result is programming / coding? Just because you happen to be using bash instead of assembly doesn't make it any less "code". And the mark of a great coder is clear concise accurate commenting and documentation. The more I think about who I'm replying to, the more certain I am that you were joking around / trolling. I'll post anyway, just to get a reaction.

You can't do the latter unless you use Unassigned Devices to mount that windows share Ok thanks, I try to search for a little more detail on how to configure this docker with not much success is there another rout to set it up such as create a folder on the unraid? Thanks again Lou It's not a point and click setup, there is no easy webgui. If you copy your music files to a share called MUSIC, then you would set /music <- /mnt/user/MUSIC and the config to /mnt/cache/appdata/daapd or wherever you are keeping your docker configs. Then you have to go through the process of editing the conf file (located wherever you told it to go in the config mapping), adding players and remotes, etc. http://ejurgensen.github.io/forked-daapd/ is where all that info is located. I recommend giving that page a good read to see what you are getting into.

Do you have symmetric 100Mbps at your home? Most US internet connections are asymmetric, and offer much lower transmit than receive speeds. Try running a speed benchmark (speedtest.net) behind your home router to check what speed you are actually able to transmit.

Did you look at the whole screen? I believe there is a checkbox near the start button that enables formatting of all unmountable disks. There sure was... thanks! This isn't the first time unRaid has made me feel particularly illiterate It's not entirely your fault. The main GUI layout has never to my knowledge been redone from the ground up. It's had bits and pieces added, moved around, improved, modified, etc, but never been totally reworked from scratch. There are many elements there that are recognizable from the first iterations that I used, almost 9 years ago. Arguably, it works, so why mess with it, but then you get head scratchers like this for people who haven't been around it as long. If it really bothers you, it probably bothers others. If you have a constructive way to make it work better, PLEASE submit a feature request. Little details make a good product really great.

With sleep, another computer can power up the server when it needs it I use WOL from fully shut down on a regular basis.

Did you look at the whole screen? I believe there is a checkbox near the start button that enables formatting of all unmountable disks.

Sorry, I missed that you were on Airvpn and not PIA. Maybe this is the solution?

Do you cover the opening with something to prevent air from leaking? If not, then you could probably drop several degrees on your hard drives by forcing all the air to flow over the drives instead of bypassing them. Typically you want all fans on one side of the drives to exhaust, and all fans on the other side to intake, and no air leakage bypassing them if you can help it. Some people even set up cardboard baffles to force the air to flow directly over the drives.

http://lime-technology.com/forum/index.php?topic=45812.msg486169#msg486169

And I would like to thank you immensely for this. For several reasons. I really wish you would parallel more of lsio's containers, I would love to be able to start my server with no internet and not have to work without some of my containers.

Enable privoxy in this docker, then point your other apps to it.

Parity has no concept of files or file systems. As long as you only operate on the /mnt/disk or md devices, parity is maintained. If at any point you mess with sd? devices, you will corrupt parity.

Anybody played with this yet? https://nextcloud.com/collaboraonline/

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/EEC_(disambiguation)

This shows my config. Got it, thanks! The pieces that were missing was the SSL redirect stuff. I ASSumed since all my other proxied websites were fine, that I didn't need the other SSL lines. In hindsight, I probably wouldn't need them if I had inserted my SSL stuff into the nextcloud config instead of leaving the self signed lsio certificates in place. I'm still learning. When I quit learning, I hope it's because I'm dead.

Does anybody have this running behind the lsio apache docker with ssl reverse proxy? I'm poking around trying to at least get the webroot overwrite working inside my network, but I can't even get that far.

In the advanced view for the container, add a new environment variable named VPN_PROTOCOL and set the value to udp.

If the redirect string stays constant like I think it should, then you can try adding it to your hosts file, which may allow it to work. Add a line something like 192.168.1.2 5a2ef303db9f to your hosts file and see what happens.

Are you saying it happened again? Try going to advanced view on the dockers page and force update.

I shouldn't have jumped so quick. Apparently it will give you a generic key that will allow you to reinstall, but activating said install is still at the whims of MS as to whether or not too much hardware has changed compared to the fingerprint linked to your MS account. More googling. http://www.howtogeek.com/226510/how-to-use-your-free-windows-10-license-after-changing-your-pc%E2%80%99s-hardware/ Have I said how much I detest MS's W10 free upgrade campaign? Ain't no such thing as a free lunch.