hernandito

ps... Since this data is on cache drive only, you should implement some type of backup system for your cache drive... or setup multiple drives.

THE best way to avoid this is when you create your appdatada share, you tell it to store it to cache drive only.

In the docker setup screen, you should map your /downloads folder to a folder that is inside a share in your array. for example, I have mine go to /mnt/user/downloads/.

This is an aside note... why copy your media files to ONLY one disk in your unRAID? This defeats the purpose of unRAID. YOu create shares in unraid that store your media... For example, I have a share called Media... which in unRAID it's path is /mnt/user/Media... In side this Media folder, I have folders called, Movies, TV and Music. My media files go inside each folder accordingly... In Plex Docker (I use Needo's version) docker /mnt folder is mapped to unraid /mnt/user/Media, in the Plex web app, when you want to add your movies, you point it to folder /mnt/Movies/

OK... guess who is bored today...? http://i.imgur.com/uvQdYT4.png

Just in case you want choices: http://i.imgur.com/HjERYtT.png

http://i.imgur.com/4RhSj6J.png Less shine...

I don't know... but this sounded a lot like a request for a new icon... What do you think? The reflection glare thing a little too strong? I can change if it looks weird once at a small size. http://i.imgur.com/AQgDhUQ.png

There are sooo many Plex icons....

I agree it is confusing... It would really be nice to have 1 version for general consumption... But also, there is the Arch version and the Phusion version right? Its like picking Betamax or VHS back in 1980.... or am I wrong... I also think that people can take the plugin and fart around and create their own, tweaked out variation. Since they are all open source, it can be easily done by the more tech savvy of us.

I use this script to join dockers http://lime-technology.com/forum/index.php?topic=39810.msg377140#msg377140

Bummer... thank you for considering though. I have already disabled all the things I don't want to see in the Settings page. I wish I could understand php enough to see how its reading and outputting the data... and in which order, and insert a <br> between things or sets of things.

I like using Midnight Commander and pull down menu for CHMOD when highlighting the folder, and there you set all the permissions, again both inside the container and outside.

try this inside the container: chmod -R 777 /web/ If that does not work, perhaps its write permissions in your unRAID appdata folder where you installed the /web folder. do the same command as above but in unraid, pointing to the correct folder.

friggin' miracle I can get anything done with all them typos.

Hi Guys, I am happy to introduce a Docker for ResourceSpace. RS is a Digital Asset Managemet open source software that runs on php and mysql. Template is in my repository: https://github.com/hernandito/docker-templates Here is the Description from their web site http://www.resourcespace.org/: ResourceSpace open source digital asset management software is the simple, fast, & free way to organize your digital assets. Video: http://www.resourcespace.org/video/intro.mp4 Important: You must have a separate MySQL Docker or server. In this server, you MUST first create a database called "resourcespace". Once you install the ResourceSpace docker, you will need to point to the location of this database. I use this with the MariaDB Docker from needo. I am NOT an expert at using ResourceSpace. I just recently read about it and wanted to try it out. Being that they make their money from consulting with installation and configuration, I am not anticipating a big support community. But I may be wrong. I have installed this in my cache drive, and images and anything that gets added to the DAM looks like it resides in the cache drive. I am not experienced enough to configure moving only the asset folder to the unRAID array. Hopefully someone smarter than me can help with this. Mr. Squid, I added the info you want to the template using your Docker Categorizer plugin. Good Luck! Thanks, H.

For the Tray Number

Any suggestions would be welcome and considered. Hi Theone, Sorry for not getting back sooner. I have some suggestions for the "visuals" of the plugin. I find the "continuous line" description w/ the alternating white and black, very hard to read and discern. I suggest something like wht I mocked up below: As you can see in the middle drive, I have grouped some of the more important info together and larger. I have also split other lines. This could be a 2 column table. If some lines get too long (like HDD model number) you could either make font smaller, or truncate the string. What (for me) are the most important lines that can go together and on their own could be something like: DiskNo. - DiskSD# - DiskSize (top hierarchy larger font, bold) Manufacturer - Model (small font) SerialNumber (on its own line) If needed, you can also make the grey rectangles a little larger to accommodate the better formatted text. The whole thing does NOT need to be exactly like my mockup, but the idea is to make the info easy to read. For the Vertical oriented drive layou, I would strongly consider not rotating the font. Very hard to read. Here as well, you could make the drive rectangle containers a little larger and/or split the text info into various lines. While not a big deal, I am also offering icon alternatives. These icons are more in-line with the icons in unRAID's Setting page. The icon you have is a little more modern, in the "flat" style of the latest iOS, Win 8 Metro, etc. http://i.imgur.com/RzFq1CP.png http://i.imgur.com/bhsBHRH.png Please let me know your thoughts. Many thanks again for this plugin!! ps. Maybe the Tray Number can go directly below the LED light, in a larger font... in dark grey...

Just found out about this plugin... really nice.... long gone are the days of having to take out each drive to read serial numbers. Thank you so much for this. Would you be interested in some design (visual) suggestions?

It should not be hard to build based on a Phusion image... I am having a hard time grasping how this works... Is it like your own personal MediaFire or Fileshare, or is it more community share base.

Not sure I can help with your configuration, but I save my Calibre library in a folder in Dropbox. This way I can access my books from both my work/home desktops using regular Calibre and from any web enabled device iPad/Nook/etc. I have a Docker for Dropbox, that saves the books my cache drive. I have another Docker w/ Calibre server, that looks at the Dropbox folder for books. I download books using my ruTorrent Docker, and I have Autotools move the completed books to my /Downloads/complete folder in my array. Whenever new books are downloaded and in the proper folder in /downloads, I run the following command from my unRAID command line. (change the docker ID to match your Calibre docker). I added a volume to my Downloads folder in the Calibre server container. docker exec -t -i b531544560182 /opt/calibre/calibredb add /downloads/complete/Books/ -r --with-library /config rm -rf /mnt/user/downloads/complete/Books/* I created a little bash script with that command and put in my /boot folder. Unfortunately I cannot get it to run from cron... but that is minor.

Music to my ears!!

I have no idea... sorry... My son has been misbehaving and consequently he has lost his computer privileges. He is the one who knows the Minecraft stuff. I have my own personal domain registered at no-ip.com and they do all the dns...

Anything with the word proxy, and my mind turns blank. I have zero experience with this... I could learn... uphill battle... one question though. I created my own Apache-PHP docker based on others. Primarily I use it to host a web site for personal use. On this container, can I still host the web sites and also configure it for reverse proxy stuff?