pcgirl

I want to get the node sonos on my unraid system. It seems that there is a docker package created but I don't know how to get this on to my unraid system. Can anyone help me out? The docker is here https://hub.docker.com/r/hernandito/sonos-api-unraid/

Maybe check the config file in appdata/ directory. Check where you have it setup to save the config file and then you could try to edit.

Yes, if you upload photos by dragging to your google drive on your PC it counts against your google drive usage but if you upload photos from your phone or from you computer by dragging to google photos in a web browser, it is unlimited. Just not sure how to do it any other way to maintain the unlimited.

I have my photos on unraid as well and I use google photos. My phone syncs to google photos. How do you get the photos to sync to unraid with google photos and amazon prime? And vice versa. If I load photos onto unraid from my computer how do I sync them to google photos without using the google drive, which uses the drive capicity and not the unlimited photos?

I am interested in whether you got this setup or not with google photos? I am also wondering if when you sync the photos with google photos and Unraid, if this counts toward idrive space or can it be done with just using the google photos free unlimited storage?

OK so node-red is proprietary for the nodes that it runs. I ask because I am trying to integrate my Sonos into my Smartthings Home Automation. The smartapp that they have for it doesn't work well and it seems that using http commands through a node server would solve a lot of the issues. I thought since I have an Unraid server setup, that I could utilize it for this. Would this work?

Do I have to use node-red nodes or can I use this one https://github.com/jishi/node-sonos-http-api

Will this work with a Sonos API?

Will this support the Sonos API?

Did you get this configuration working? If so how did you do it?

I am not sure but I know that you set the network type as a Bridge when you setup a VM. Maybe someone with knowlege of this can chime in. Do you have a "Cache" Drive setup?

I am also wondering why you have the network type set as "Bridge"? In my setup, it is set as "Host". Not sure if this makes any difference or not. You need to physically have a drive that you use for a Cache drive and set it up as such in unraid. Then you will create a folder on that drive that you will put your config files.

I can't see why a that would happen. I wonder if you have the config files in an area that it is erasing them when it restarts?

DanioJ....I have very similar setup as you. However, I am using Emby docker and it works great. I actually have Emby, Sonnar, Couchpotato all setup as dockers.

I had the same setup basically before switching to Emby. Except I am using SMB network sharing. I am also using unraid server with Emby docker. I don't think that it makes a difference which sharing platform you are using as long as the paths are set correctly in Emby. I had some trouble getting it to work at first but I finally did. I am on my phone right now but I will look up my settings and let you know what they are and maybe that will help. You could also go back a few pages on this post and see what I posted as I posted my settings once I got them working. You would just change SMB to NFS.

Sorry for the post up above, I was typing on my phone. Anyways, what I was trying to say is that you don't need to setup any paths in Kodi. Just configure your paths in the Emby server and then install the emby kodi plugin. The plugin will find the server and then it will all work from there.

You don't need to setup any at ha in Kodi. Just install the Kodi Emby plugin and it will find your Emby server and it will go through that. That's it.

You should only setup Emby Server paths/path substitution and then when you install the emby plugin in kodi, it will connect that way. Otherwise, you aren't really using Emby.

Thanks for verifying this. System seems to be working good since disabling the VM. Afraid to start it up again but I created it to run the Playon server. But when I tried to run Netflix from the Playon server in Kodi it would crap out and not play. Playon says that my cpu was maxing out. I allocated 3 cores for the VM though.

Here you go...I did an update install. I have renamed the go file go.txt to upload it. tower-diagnostics-20151119-1705.zip go.txt

No I didn't install unmenu when I upgraded to version 6. I did install it when I was on version 5.

I am running the unraid webgui for ver 6.1.3. It has a UPS settings icon under settings and that is what I am using. Is this ok?

That would have help if I could get in using SSH but sadly it was totally unrepsonsive but still on. Interesting about the Windows 10 update. It wouldn't be the first time microsoft updates harm an OS. I am using the APC UPS that comes with Unraid 6.13. I can't seem to find the one you are talking about.

I disabled the Windows 10 VM that I was running and since then my system has been running great. Could the problem have been the VM? I did have it running for about two weeks and then started to have the unresponsiveness.

It seemed to. When I started it up everything was running fine. All the dockers, etc.