ColonelRhodes

I know shairport was used to turn Raspberry Pi into an AirPlay Receiver, but that seems to be outdated so the same restriction may apply. https://github.com/hendrikw82/shairport.git

Has anyone had any success with turning their unraid box into an Apple Airplay receiver? I'd like to use the optical audio out for Airplay Audio streaming. I looked into a few options and it looks like Kodi might be able to accomplish the task but I have been unsuccessful so far.

You probably read this entire section of the ver 6 manual on shares. http://lime-technology.com/wiki/index.php/UnRAID_Manual_6#Shares You will need to understand how Linux shares to understand how unRAID uses this to control access to each share. It has been a couple of decades since I was last involved in managing file access on UNIX/Linux systems and, at this point, I can't remember exactly what you may have to do to gain access through samba. It could well be that the application that controls the files deliberately wanted to prevent any user from being able to easily access them from samba! Remember, default samba access in unRAID can be completely unprotected and your five-year old child could do editing with the standard setup. Thanks for the info. No children to worry about mounting a samba share

Not in particular, but there are some apps that I install and go to change a configuration file from a text editor and I have to change permissions before it lets me change the file from outside my SSH session. For instance, I just got plex email running and had to change permissions of the app data directory before being able to edit the files in TextWrangler.

I'm sorry for the confusion. I'm more talking about having a share, for the sake of this let's call the share "apps". The share contains all of the app data from my Dockers I have running. I can mount that share to other machines on my network through SMB. I want to edit files on that share, but I am getting permission errors when trying to edit them through the SMB mount. This has nothing to do with the config files on the flash drive which unRaid OS is installed.

What is the least invasive way to make my SMB shares have the same permissions of when editing files from terminal? For instance, sometimes when editing a configuration file for a docker app, it would be nice to use text wrangler or something similar on my desktop instead of using vim while ssh'd into my tower. Every time I try to do such a task I get a permissions issue. I'm contacting SMB to a Mac using the root credentials of the unRaid box.

Has anyone tried to set up a router with Tomato firmware running in Home Assistant? I can't seem to get it to track and not sure where to check logs for any errors.

Thanks for letting me know about the future update to the Docker. Good workaround idea in the meantime. In case anyone else wants the information, here is the Plex forums thread with the latest release posts: http://forums.plex.tv/discussion/62832/plex-media-server/p5

I understand that running "docker restart plex" is the best way to update to the latest version of Plex Media Server, but what is the best way of knowing when an update is available? For instance, in the Plex settings I was running 0.9.15.0 (plex pass version). Click the "Check for updates button" It says you are up-to-date, but the latest Plex Pass version is 0.9.15.1 I restart the Docker and 0.9.15.1 is installed with no issues. Obviously this isn't a problem, but I would have never known there was an update unless I went to the Plex website and looked at the latest Plex Pass version available for download.

I have the same issue as explained above.

I got it working but for some reason, I change the temp (in Fahrenheit) and when I apply it changes the number. It's almost doubling it for some reason. I think it's converting the number I input as Celsius to Fahrenheit.

What I was trying to say is that I installed "Dynamix Bleeding Edge" plugin and nothing changed to my User Interface once I rebooted the machine. Is there a setting to enable it once its installed?

What thumb icon?

Great! I installed the plugin, rebooted server, cleared browser cache, but the web GUI still looks the same.

This is great news! Any information on when this will be integrated into the public release of unRaid?

My mSATA cache drive will run hot enough to trigger the warning notification when transferring a lot of files to and from it. Obviously an mSATA SSD is going to run hotter than a traditional HDD and it's not really a problem, but the notifications are annoying. Is there any way to disable (or change) the temp warnings and notifications for ONLY the cache drive and leave the other drives alone?

I was switching from the needo docker to the LinuxServer.io docker for Plex. I pointed all the mount points to where my old docker was. When I turned the old docker off and the new one on I have all of my Media and on deck information correct but it is a new server listed with a new friendly name. I want to keep all of my existing information for user shares and such. Anything I can do?

Good advice. I tried this with a docker I didn't really care about and it refreshed all of its config data. It's because I went from user share to cache drive using rsync. I will use rsync from disk -> cache next time and see how that works. Thanks!

Thanks. The forum search is broken for me.

I'm trying to disable some SMART attribute notifications like "command timeout" on a few of my drives. In 6.1.4 this worked fine, but now when I uncheck one of the attributes and click Apply is reverts back to checked. Anyone else experiencing this? I've tried doing it with the array started and stopped.

Is there any easy way to move all Docker apps to a cache drive once they have already been added to the array? All of my Docker apps are going to an "apps" share and I have since told that share to use cache only. I'm just wanting to move all previous data to the cache drive as well.

Thank you

I'm just updated to v6.1.4 and I am getting a warning icon for two of my drives (the parity and a data disk) for command timeouts. These are both 4TB Seagate drives and I'm wondering if it is anything to be concerned about or if it would be ok to disable the alert for command timeout. This is the information: 188 Command timeout 0x0032 100 099 000 Old age Always - 3 3 3 188 Command timeout 0x0032 100 099 000 Old age Always - 1 1 1 First line is the Parity disk and second is the data disk. Parity Power On hours = 16766 (1y, 10m, 29d, 14h) Disk 2 Power On hours = 6410 (8m, 25d, 2h) Thanks for any further clarification.

Can you just install something like RealVNC on the Windows 10 VM? https://www.realvnc.com

Having issues with Splunk not loading any webui. Docker is added and starts without issues (webui mapped to port 8282 for host) /opt/splunk/var -> /mnt/cache/apps/splunk Cache drive is formatted to xfs Log states it is creating all of these files like this... ... Creating: /opt/splunk/var/spool/splunk Creating: /opt/splunk/var/spool/dirmoncache Creating: /opt/splunk/var/lib/splunk/authDb Creating: /opt/splunk/var/lib/splunk/hashDb ... But when I do an "ls /mnt/cache/apps/splunk" the directory is empty. Any ideas of what is going on?