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Why didn't I think of that?! Thanks for that binhex. I've got several apps each using their own authentication, and have it disabled on reverse proxy (apart from one web server). Flip it on it's head, and single external login with no internal authentication. Sorted!

Just to chime in - I've had no problems at all with the upgrade either. Didn't have to change any settings (other than configure the columns displayed).

You could write a user script to restart the docker and give it a daily cron time to run. However, you'd be better off finding out the cause of the problem - other things could be affected.

Hey! Movies appeared again in the regular email. Thanks for sticking with it.

Is this happening on all, or just a few? They should recognise that they're obfuscated and pick them up. Sometimes they don't though (e.g., if they're nested within folders). If the main file is within something like... Title/folder1/folder2/media.mkv ...then move it into Title/media.mkv - after a while it should be picked up. I've sometimes tried renaming it to be Title/Title.mkv. Sometimes I give up and process it manually - it's only renaming, copying over and triggering a library rescan. This is assuming that the file is OK. Just a few thoughts, but if it's always happening, something else is wrong.

Is anybody else having issues with the Newsletter functionality? For the last few weeks it's only been sending out TV Show updates, no Movies. Clean install a few months ago. I'll go into the logs over the weekend, but just putting the feelers out there...

Ahh, OK, I was under the hope/impression from reading here that my drives might be h/w grouped within the system. If the spin up of any one drive forces the system to freeze activity for all other drives then spinup groups aren't going to help me here. Thanks for the advice.

Sorry, I meant from a hardware controller perspective - eg, if disk4 spins up, disk1 will freeze but disk12 will not. Thanks for the cache tip - I will do that, but in addition would like to solve/patch at source if poss.

I've currently got 20 data drives connected to a SuperMicro BPN-SAS2-846EL SAS2 expander backplane, which is connected to 4 SAS ports on my Supermicro X10SL7-F Motherboard. Parity & cache drive connected internally to mobo SATA ports. I don't use spinup groups, but searching for spinup freezing got me here. I've dabbled with running a user script across the evenings to spin up all drives between - say - 7 and 11pm. This prevents freezing, but I'd rather not have all drives on without reason. How do you go about identifying if/how drives are grouped? Is it a case of setting off some activity and spinning up each drive one by one and checking for pausing, or is there a more logical approach? Or am I being stupid and a SAS expander would have them all grouped regardless? It only takes one person to spend most evenings tinkering with files and another starting a few things to decide what to watch, and the main media player can be chopped to bits. I'd certainly use spin-up groups if I could identify if/how the drives grouped. Unless there is a better way now.

It's at the top of the previous page. You need to choose the columns you want in the new version. Hover over a column, click its down arrow and select columns. Then select from a list.

While I can't really help with the heimdall part of your issue, use the CA Appdata Backup / Restore plugin for protecting your flash/SSD from failure. It will back up to a share. If you want more protection than that, you could always back up to a USB drive, or mounted SMB drive. Or into the cloud. This won't protect your img file, but the Community Applications previous apps feature allows you to select all the apps you used to have and reinstall them with one click.

Set it up as a share in Unraid, and set that share to cache only (or equivalent - I'm not in front of it).

A slightly different alternative would be to use the CA Backup & Restore plugin to backup your app & flash data. That handles stopping and starting of containers automatically. Then, to backup to the cloud, you could point duplicati at your appdata backup - then you've got on- and off-site backups. Just a thought.

Same here after the latest update Nothing odd about my install AFAIK. *Seems* to be working OK otherwise

Have you read the Q&A on page 1?

Click on the NZB logo in the top left, I *think* And yes, I've got a mover script running on CRON to stop my cache drive filling and taking out my dockers. I can either combine the restart with that, or run a second one. @binhex - no problems, yes. Gives me something to do this weekend.

I've been on the previous version since the major unpack issue nobbled the latest, and it happens once in a blue moon at the unpack phase. Hasn't happened in a while for me though, and restarting always fixes it. Hadn't thought of scheduling a restart.

Haven't tried it, but should be possible. You need to first make your UD folder visible to the docker... Edit the docker At the bottom, add another path Give the Container Path a value of something like /ud_inter (your choice) In the Host Path, navigate to /mnt/disks/...your unassigned inter folder.../ In the Access Mode select RW/Slave Add the new path Apply the changes to the Docker. It will restart and now be able to see the ud folder In NZBGet, settings, paths, set the Inter to /ud_inter (or whatever you set it above)

Yes. If you go back a few more posts there's instructions on how to do it.

Solution is further up this page.

Unless I'm missing something, Netherlands doesn't support port forward. https://www.privateinternetaccess.com/helpdesk/kb/articles/how-do-i-enable-port-forwarding-on-my-vpn

Just in case you weren't aware - you can have multiple sub-sub domains all hanging off one duckdns account, so plex.myname.duckdns.org, web.myname.duckdns.org, tautulli.myname.duckdns.org, ombi.myname.duckdns.org, etc. are all possible straight out the box. Might be of use, depending on what you're playing with.

Fabulous - thanks

As far as I'm aware it doesn't work on a touch interface. On my touch screen laptop I have to remember to use the mouse.

Also, if you're browsing your server with Windows and have the preview pane open in Explorer (or similar), that will spin drives up as it analyses what you're looking at. Wouldn't spin all drives up in one hit, but a few minutes of browsing could trigger them all. You may be aware of that (or it may be outdated, since I've turned all such views off), but just in case.