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I'm running on a QNAP NAS and the below was a slam dunk to get the docker container to work. Even in HAOS VM with the matter addon, it wouldn't work. I added these to the user scripts on array start. sysctl -w net.ipv6.conf.br0.accept_ra=2 sysctl -w net.ipv6.conf.eth0.accept_ra=2 The device was added instantly when trying to pair, as compared to previous failures.

Wasn't entirely sure what you were talking about until I dug around through my email... Sometime this morning someone was able to login to both my GitHub and Dockerhub accounts and was able to change primary emails in both and remove mine. I don't have access to these accounts and don't see any way to recover them. I haven't ran the docker, but it's adding some file from my GitHub repo and then executing it on top of ps3netsrv. (There's some weird obfuscation in the startup script) Sorry folks, not sure what else to do here. TLDR: don't use this docker or any from McCloud, and enable 2FA where able. Edit: oh, didn't see your original image. Definitely looks like it's a crypto miner.

Correct. Worst case, you can always revert to shawly's build.

I just repulled the static binaries for the ps3netsrv from webMAN MOD 1.47.26. If you want to use it, delete all images and only use mccloud/ps3netsrv which pulls a minimal install with the binary. It now pulls the binaries straight from the webMAN github, so it should always be up-to-date as long as they stay active and don't change the folder structure. So in theory, everything should work and stay up to date, but if what you have works, I'd stay with that.

Sorry all, I stopped updating this after I got rid of my PS3. There are other options out there that are up-to-date.

Having done this seems to have fixed all my WebUI hanging. I dedicated most dockers to sharing variations of the last 4 cores (of an 8 core), but gave Plex free reign of 1-7, then left 0 untouched so unRAID should have all of it. Pushing 62 days of up time after doing this. Before I was hanging 1-2 times a week and would have to force a restart.

Just used this to finally setup my dual port NIC in Sophos UTM firewall. Took me a bit of searching, but remember that some images/isos/vms won't support memory ballooning, so you won't be able to have different initial/max memory settings (they'll need to be the same value).

You need to be running multiMAN.

Read the post. Between the description and picture, all the information is there. The hardest part will be placing your games in the right folder (which can be ripped or ISOs).

DUE TO A HACK ON THE AUTHOR'S REPOSITORY, THE PS3NETSRV CONTAINERS NOW HAVE CRYPTO-MINING SOFTWARE CONTAINED WITHIN THEM. THESE APPS ARE PERMANENTLY BLACKLISTED FROM COMMUNITY APPLICATIONS, AND HIGHLY ADVISED TO NOT INSTALL THEM / REMOVE THEM FROM YOUR SERVER IMMEDIATELY Here are a couple Docker images for ps3netsrv that I made. For those that don't know, you can use ps3netsrv to serve your PS3 games via multiMAN over the network. I store all my games on unRAID and have this serve them to my ps3s. It is webMAN compatible. Image is up to date as of 12 Jan 2020. There is only 1 image available: mccloud/ps3netsrv Default port of 38008 is used, with a mounting point of /games (mine is mapped /mnt/user/Games:/games). My game folders are stored at /mnt/user/Games/GAMES, this is due to ps3netsrv looking for a GAMES folder containing the ps3 games. Example setup: Here is one of the Dockerfiles so you guys can see what's going on: FROM alpine ADD https://github.com/aldostools/webMAN-MOD/raw/master/_Projects_/ps3netsrv/bins/Linux/ps3netsrv_linuxX86_64 / RUN chmod +x ps3netsrv_linuxX86_64 && mkdir /games VOLUME ["/games"] EXPOSE 38008 CMD ["./ps3netsrv_linuxX86_64", "/games"]