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Hey sparkly...I am eyeballing this one. My only concern: I have a monthly bandwidth allotment imposed by my ISP. Do you have any idea how much data is synced on a daily, weekly or monthly basis once you get past the initial 5GB DL? John

It is a very cool plugin. My personal preference... I really want to avoid plugins whenever I can. While the plugin devs and the community are very good at providing support, I have made that decision that I want to limit anything that touches the core OS to be supplied/supported by LT. Hopefully more functionality that is provided by plugins will be rolled into the core, much like Dynamix, apcupsd and others have been. Again, no knock on the plugin devs...just not my thing. John

My point was that if both containers use localhost, aren't the transactions staying local rather than traversing the network? Or, does docker recognize the unraid server IP as a local address?

Can we have a section (maybe on the Tools tab) where we can add personal notes? I would use this to keep track of the ports my containers use and that information would live with the server and easily accessible. Otherwise, I am storing it in a TXT file and saving it on my flash drive or on a share. I'm sure that there is other info that could be stored here also. John

Thx dani. As soon as this DL completes, I'll start to look at inernal settings to see which give me that kind of control. John

I have all mine communicating via "localhost:port" and also running on "host" network config. Works fine. Hmmm...I do have most of my containers set to Bridge for network type. If I set to Host, do you lose the ability to remap the ports to avoid conflicts?

I'm not sure if I could be doing things better but... Each of my containers that interacts with another container (i.e. Sonarr + SAB), I have to connect via IP rather than localhost. For example, in Sonarr Settings --> Download Client --> SabNZBd I have to set Host = 192.168.1.10 (my unraid server addy) rather than Host = localhost (or 127.0.0.1) Is there a way to have Docker see all of the containers as being on the same host? I am going to guess it has something to do with IP scheme (NAT vs. bridge vs. whatever) but I just don't know enough about that stuff. After saying all of that, is there really any benefit? I guess I see the fact that I have to specify the unraid server addy sends the traffic between containers in and out of the network. John EDIT: Forgot to mention that my data mount point is consistent across all of my containers: /mnt/ --> /mnt/

I think I just saw the speed issue with SAB. I have my speed throttled @ 1600Kbits and queued a few downloads. I watched the speed fluctuate between 1.1Mbit and 1.6Mbit. However, it may have been the time of day that caused it (~5pm) as traffic around the way would have spiked I imagine. When I was DL'ing with SAB @ ~12pm, I did not see the speed fluctuations. I'll continue to monitor. John

Adding the above list to the tuning did the trick nicely. I'm going to ride with SAB for a bit and see if I run into any issue. Thx guys! John

Config>General>Tuning>Cleanup List .nfo, .sfv, .nzb, .srr, .info, .idx, .txt, .com, .db, .md5, .par2, .png, .1, .jpg, .jpeg, .url, .lnk, .html, .ini, .bat, .com, .exe, .scr, .sample Will that also delete the folder that these files are in? John

Well, so far so good with SAB. But I do have a question... How do you tell SAB to cleanup after a successful download, parcheck/repair, unrar, Sonarr import? I am being left with folders with files as such: John

I switched from SAB to NZBGet but I cannot remember exactly why. I think I may have had an easier time getting NZBGet to play with Sonarr than I did wit SAB. I'll fire up a SAB docker again and revisit. That is the beauty of docker. John

+1. This is what I use. I throttle my bandwidth between 6am and 9pm since my wife works from home. 9pm to 6am I open the flood gates. John

I'm not sure if certain formatting is required in fstab (i.e. tab instead of space before and in between the 0's at the end of your line). See this thread from some examples: http://lime-technology.com/forum/index.php?topic=36348.0 also, I think the _netdev was an important switch. I don't remember why though. John EDIT: Found the info regarding _netdev: http://lime-technology.com/forum/index.php?topic=34686.msg337468#msg337468

Pretty sure fun isn't the word he's been using, although it does begin with the same two letters Good idea... fibre went live about 10 minutes ago.... LOL...when I first read this I thought you had to make a dash to the bathroom!

Having fun yet Sparkly?

Not a hard requirement but Sonarr looks for download clients (NZBGet, Deluge)to available upon startup. This doesn't cause a true issue...just errors in the logs. Sonarr eventually finds the accompanying apps when they come online. A true hard requirement would be Kodi relying on MariaDB as your media libraries will not be present. I have seen a few times when my Kodi VM was up and running prior to my MariaDB docker (although I though this shouldn't happen). I guess a better example would be if you had a Kodi VM and a MariaDB VM. John

i see it now.... paths need to always start with a leading / on the container side (the right of the : your paths are just Movies instead of /Movies I have gotten into the habit of putting leading AND trailing /'s in all of my paths. John

Fixed OP. Thx.

Can you post a screenshot, thanks. I believe it is this... http://lime-technology.com/forum/index.php?topic=38635.0 John

Have any of you Docker gurus taken a look at Panamax? http://panamax.io/ I'll admit that I am a complete noob when it comes to Docker but this product seems interesting. Check out a vid here: John

Anyone have experience with it? I have been a pfsense user for years but every now and then I get the itch to try something new. How does Sophos stack up? TIA! John

Great work LT team. Let's start talking about 6.0.1. [me=johnodon]ducks the bottles being thrown at him![/me]

umm... 57T's Spark 4 T-Birds?

I often see a lot of mention of a "powerdown plugin". Can someone explain what it does and also point me to it? If it works as well as it seems to, why is it not part of the core? TIA! John