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Fair play, cheers. I'll play around with my codec settings for now. 👍

@saarg Is compiling with NVENC still difficult, do you know? Trying to setup a profile for transcoding to Chromecast.

AFAIK, adding... 'filesystem_check_changes' => 1, ...to config.php automatically scans the filesystem when a listing is needed. I wish more settings in Nextcloud were in the interface.

I use the second script on here to keep the disks spinning for Plex in the evenings. Adjust the custom CRON schedule to suit your times and set the frequency of the CRON to retrigger a spin up before they'd naturally spin down. I currently use */14 19-23 * * * (every 14 minutes between 19:00 and 23:00)

From your screenshots, it doesn't look like it. Your very first field above should be

Hi - is it possible to make a docker for Urban Terror? Looking to get our work's guys playing again and don't want to configure a VPN just for that. I see it's been done as a docker on the docker hub, but I've never got my head around non-Unraid dockers. (if it's easy to install from the hub and I'm just being stupid, don't put yourself out )

Anybody else getting a fairly high CPU usage on Radarr? Not sure whether it's since the v3 upgrade, but on the docker tab I'm seeing it fluctuate between 12-25% constantly. If I go to Radarr's System, Tasks page, nothing's currently running. I'm not exactly running a fast system (Xeon E3-1231v3 @ 3.4Ghz), and it's constantly using the most out of all dockers. Just wondering whether it's normal.

I *thought* that restarting this container updated it automatically

It's at the top of the unBALANCE page:

Yes, I've used a couple of different ones, but like I say - the reference on the plugin page is useful as it shows the format that it specifically accepts.

No, Unraid will clear a drive with the array running (and has done for some time). Certainly the last bunch of drives I've added, I've installed them straight away and let Unraid clear them. Others prefer to soak test them with a couple of preclear cycles first, which is understandable.

Should be possible to write a script using the User Scripts plugin and have it automatically run on system start. I've done similar before with the Plex docker before it supported transcoding without a patch.

In the top left of the page there's a "What Is Cron" line. Hover over this for a popup of the interpretation that this follows. Took me a couple of goes to get mine working since there's a few different ways to express the same thing, and not all Cron systems accept the same structure.

Hopefully somebody else can answer your actual question, but as a side thought you could replace... mdcmd spinup 0 mdcmd spinup 1 mdcmd spinup 2 ...with... disks=$(ls /dev/md* | sed "sX/dev/mdXX"); for disknum in $disks; do /usr/local/sbin/mdcmd spinup $disknum; done I currently run this on a CRON schedule every 10 minutes between 19:00 and 23:00 to speed up Plex. I'd therefore be interested in your question too, as it's more useful.

Thank you! renamed the file unbalance_old.conf and it started up fine.

Hate to be one of those guys, but noticed that mine wouldn't start either, so I've just run the above and got... configuration variable provided but not defined: notifyCalc Usage of /usr/local/emhttp/plugins/unbalance/unbalance: -apiFolders="/var/local/emhttp": folders to look for api endpoints -checkForUpdate=1: checkForUpdate: 0 - dont' check; 1 (default) - check -config="/boot/config/plugins/unbalance/unbalance.conf": config location -dryRun=true: perform a dry-run rather than actual work -folders="": deprecated - do not use -logdir="/boot/logs": pathname where log file will be written to -notifyPlan=0: notify via email after plan operation has completed (unraid notifications must be set up first): 0 - No notifications; 1 - Simple notifications; 2 - Detailed notifications -notifyTransfer=0: notify via email after transfer operation has completed (unraid notifications must be set up first): 0 - No notifications; 1 - Simple notifications; 2 - Detailed notifications -port="6237": port to run the server -refreshRate=250: how often to refresh the ui while running a command (in milliseconds) -reservedAmount=512: Minimun Amount of space to reserve -reservedUnit="Mb": Reserved Amount unit: Mb, Gb or % -rsyncArgs="-X": custom rsync arguments -verbosity=0: include rsync output in log files: 0 (default) - include; 1 - do not include 2020/10/12 19:19:33 Unable to start the app: configuration variable provided but not defined: notifyCalc

Not test, no. And there's a second setting to make in the docker parameters (see link above).

Left my radio on this morning when the alarm went off to test. It turned off after about a minute, then shortly after turned on the default alarm clock music. I'm also using a Unifi AP, but with a pfSense router. The web browser says it's still connected, it typically gets about 88% signal, and my other player - a duet - plays for most of the day without problems (also on wifi), only cutting out when the internet goes weird. Both players are playing the BBC iPlayer plugin. Admittedly, I had only just woken up and didn't try anything else. I'll investigate further later with local media and tune-in.

Fantastic! Got it going first time. Thank you very much. I think it was the template pointing to the config file, since everything else was pretty much what I'd got. Might be able to retire Jitsi now, which I like but it's 4 separate containers and I'm not clever enough to maintain them through Portainer.

My radio seems OK, although TBH it's an alarm clock that I tend to turn off fairly quickly at the moment. I'll try and leave it on in the morning and see how it goes here.

Have you tried setting VPN_ENABLED to "no"?

Yep, I was just being as brief as possible to reinforce the point that the USB isn't an installer, it is absolutely required. As we've seen here, it can not live in RAM alone...

As you're likely aware now, the Unraid operating system lives on the USB stick. The license is tied to that stick. Plugins and config files also live on there. No stick, no Unraid. Take a note of drive assignments on the home page before you rebuild and try to replicate when setting up again.

Not yet, no. I keep prodding it every now and then, but I don't have enough Turn knowledge to really know what I'm doing (or if what I'm trying to do is sensible).

Long shot, since I've not really had issues, but might "Force Recheck" sort this?