JaY_III

Sorry but I am having issues getting this. I seem stuck on 4.8.18 Restarted and tried force update and I am not pulling the 5.x version. My container broken or am in doing something wrong Sent from my Oneplus One using Tapatalk

X2GO and a mint KVM will do what you want with minimal effort. Mint also uses rdp if you insist on doing that Sent from my Oneplus One using Tapatalk

Quick question. So i was up north recently and lost access to my FTP. Wife said we had a blackout. Server shutdown cleanly, thank you UPS. However when it came back up, the FTP was off by default. Had to manually start it again via the web gui. Is this by design or do i possibly have a configuration error some place?

Settings -> Maintenance-> Backup-> Backup Data Retention Is this what you were looking for?

sorry but i am stumped, based on what you posted, it should work this is what is working for me if that helps

Looks like it should be up and running (takes a min or two before you cab access the web GUI. I was afraid you changed your ports backwards (Container port / Host port), but you remapped it just fine. This is a super simple container to get running. Just specify a location for the volume mapping and change any conflicting ports if required. You have done that all just fine. Sorry i don't have much more for you, as this was a trouble free one for me. Maybe the generic completely delete the image and reinstall? let us know how you make out

Sorry if I missed it (on phone) but can you include the messages when you install the container from the browser? If you have any conflicting ports the container will fail to start. Its a simple fix. Just change the mapped ports to ones that are free on the host machine Sent from my Oneplus One

That exactly what it does. The pro of this is speed. As your new data needs all the drives spinning to write the new bits, then read existing ones to calculate the parity bit. As for if you should use it or bit is entirely up to you. I know I would, and do. Sent from my Oneplus One

So I am having a issues keeping jumbo frames enabled with a reboot (6.1.9). I have tested like this: ifconfig eth0 mtu 9014 ifconfig eth1 mtu 9014 ifconfig bond0 mtu 9014 ifconfig br0 mtu 9014 And am have no issues at all By adding MTU="9014" into /boot/config/network.cfg has no effect as upon reboot it is back to a 1500 MTU Watching my system post, it look as if the network.cfg is only applied to br0. In order to get the system to accept my MTU values they must be 1st applied to eth0 and eth1 as per my example above. So I guess the question I am asking is, how can I apply the MTU values in order like I have tested. Or do I have to cheat and just use the go file, that I swear I am totally not doing. It might work, but it doesn't seem like that is the intended way to go about it.

Ill give you the POE switch, but the EdgeRouter, pfSense has that beet IMHO

good to see this has not been forgotten, maybe with a little luck 6.2 buy the time it hits RC will have it resolved.

Restart is not changing anything. Perhaps I am doing something wrong? version Number is 4.7.6 Seen here: ->Settings -> Maintenance Did you get it to update? Not getting it to update with a restart and not showing any updates with the check for updates clicked. However I just did a force update and it looks like i am now on Version 4.8.15. Just not sure why I had to use a force update.

quick update So i got lazy and installed mint as checking remote clients was my primary task right now. X2Go is what i am currently evaluating, and so far so good.

Looking for some Help / Advice I am wanting a desktop to use from a remote location that has a VERY limited, high latency network connection. I have OpenVPN working (outside of unRAID) and now need the Desktop VM. I am thinking Arch Linux running Xrdp to connect. (Laptop will be Windows) But if a faster (less bandwidth) protocol is around please let me know. So the End goal is I VPN into my local network, have the ability to DL with my Local Connection. Then FTP Data to my remote site. The Remote desktop gives me the simplicity of using a web browser. So any advice available? Or am I tackling this problem in the wrong manner? Thanks

Restart is not changing anything. Perhaps I am doing something wrong? version Number is 4.7.6 Seen here: ->Settings -> Maintenance

Is updating the controller possible with this Docker? Or do we need to wait for the Docker to be updated to the current version with the current AP firmware? As far as i can tell we are running 4.7.6 the current is 4.8.14 https://community.ubnt.com/t5/UniFi-Updates-Blog/UniFi-4-8-14-is-released/ba-p/1495935

So their is, not sure how I missed that. However I appear to be 100% good to go without using the unmount script when using the temp dir. Thanks for the awesome plugin

:High Five I used /mnt/cache as that was the example in the file, along with what someone else was doing on the top of this page. Simple fix, thank you. edit: my very bad grammar

Anyone having issues un-mounting the array when using the mountscript? I have to console in and "umount /mnt/cache/all/dirs/I/mapped/" So for this as an example: mkdir /mnt/cache/FTP/Media;mount --bind /mnt/user/testshare /mnt/cache/FTP/Media i need to do this umount /mnt/cache/FTP/Media If i dont manually umount everything that i have in mountscript.sh unRAID endlessly tries with no success to stop and unmount the array. unRAID 6.1.9

the support thread is here: http://lime-technology.com/forum/index.php?topic=39623.0 you will have better luck looking for help in that thread

.8x is 1.0. they talk about it in this thread. However this docker is still 0.7.20 according to the info in help. So not sure where you are seeing .8x, linuxsever.io dock perhaps?

the WIKI is sill a useful tool to get setup provide a good link to perl so you dont have to download another plugin For UnRAID v6 series, get it from [url=http://slackware.cs.utah.edu/pub/slackware/slackware64-14.1/slackware64/d/perl-5.18.1-x86_64-1.txz] here [/url] Copy it to the packages folder on your flash drive, creating that folder if it does not already exist (md /boot/packages). Then use installpkg and the perl package name to install it (eg. installpkg /boot/packages/perl-5.18.1-x86_64-1.txz).

Still trying to get an answer from the 6.2 thread. I would try it, but they seem to be having some real issues right now, so 6.1.9 is the much safer place to be

I probably should have asked THIS here. Does 6.2 fix the Haswell and speedstep issue? Or is adding "intel_pstate=disable" going to be a requirement to get it working? Thanks

Do you run Docker? Sab was causing me issues in the past so I then set affinity to limit what cores it could use.