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Either way I am going to stick with nvidia cards. The one other HUGE advantage I am seeing (maybe just specific to me) is that I can force shutdown a VM with an nvidia card and start it up again without issue. With the AMD cards this always caused a kernel panic in the VM and the only way to fix was to restart the server. All 3 of my HD6450's (3 different vendors) exhibited this behavior. Every time i stop my openelec vm i i can not get it to work again unless i reboot the Unraid machine i am on a nvidia 430 how can i tell if the VM has a kernel panic? I would see it on my TV during the boot process. So, output was making it to the display but eventually paniced. John

Another option would be to get a network tuner (i.e. HDHomerun) use the Live TV capabilities of Emby. EDIT: I think there is also a third party for Plex.

I actually just enabled SSH from inside OE and copied my user data files in that way. You guys do know that OE shares out its relevant folders via SMB (i.e. \\htpcplayrm in my case), right? John

I the first time you run it should only take a few minutes. Every time after that will be faster since it caches previous runs. Since you are not using in conjunction with TVH, you can change the data path to wherever you like.

If that is the case, I would just download the Windows EXE from the website and run it with whatever switches you want. It will generate an XMLTV file. My docker is really designed to work with saarg's TVH. EDIT: Second thought...my container should do pretty much what you want. Go to the zap2xml website read up on the conf file. My container write the data to an XMLTV formatted file...it is just named guide.xml for use with saarg's TVH. You could easily rename it to whatever you want. John

Did you enable the xmltv grabber in TVH? Also, it will not pull data until you actually map services to EPG source in TVH. Also remember that saarg's TVH expects the guide.xml file to be in a specific folder (/data). The path you mapped above for /data must match the same path in the TVH mappings. John

Or you can use xmltv that is in the container already. Info in the first post about how to set it up. I forgot about that option. If you use schedules direct with two different lineups you can try johnodons masterpieces Thanks for the plug. Actually, I have 2 zap2xml containers. One for single lineup and the other is for 2 lineups (special cases). The data @ zap2it.com should be consistent wit what is pulled from schedules direct...except it is free. John

I got so frustrated with WGP+ that I made the zap2xml container: http://lime-technology.com/forum/index.php?topic=46330.msg442681#msg442681 Not that WGP+ doesn't work (it does), but it is a real pain to setup and grabs data a snails pace! zap2xml does that same in no time at all.

I'm trying to come up with a use case for this...specifically things that would tie directly to OE that we cannot do in unRAID.

Remember...this new release will have the virtio drivers baked in!

I had owncloud at one point but I want somehting completely simple..."just go to the website" and the files will be staring them in the face...I'm dealing with parents here But I also want one folder that will require authentication for stuff I don't want public.

You don't run htpasswd in the container... I generated the file online and copied it to my appdata folder... Ha. I didn't know there were websites to do that for you. The guide I was following had me run it on the apache server itself. Now that we worked that out, my original dilemma still exists. As soon as I prohibit access to a folder in the root, it is no longer visible. I missed that point in your first post, I thought it was VISIBLE... H5AI is a docker that may be better suited to setup for you, and then reverse proxy it via the Apache container. I looked at that briefly but I don't think you can set permissions.

You don't run htpasswd in the container... I generated the file online and copied it to my appdata folder... Ha. I didn't know there were websites to do that for you. The guide I was following had me run it on the apache server itself. Now that we worked that out, my original dilemma still exists. As soon as I prohibit access to a folder in the root, it is no longer visible.

When I tried to run htpasswd in the container it told me it wasn't installed.

From what I read, you use the htpasswd program to encrypt the password in the .htpasswd file. Are you just using plain text? This is what the contents of mine looks like: private:$apr1$KZaZRK74$v2UwSAPEFERKhishMYlAp/ John

I'm using the LSIO Apache container. I basically deleted the index.html file so I can use Apache as a simple file server for family/friends to grab stuff directly from my server. So, I created a volume map from /www/ --> /mnt/user/Web/ and I dump files there. I installed apache2-utils in the container so I could use htpasswd to create the .htpasswd file. What I want is for the document root (/www/) to be wide open and all folders/files visible and the /www/Private/ folder to be restricted by user/pass. My issue is that I can reach the Private folder if I manually add it to the end of the URL but it is not visible in the root. How can I correct this? Here is the relevant section of my default.conf: <VirtualHost *:80> DocumentRoot /www/ <Directory /www/> Options +Indexes AllowOverride AuthConfig Order allow,deny Allow from all </Directory> <Directory /www/Private/> AuthType Basic AuthName "Restricted Access" AuthUserFile /config/.htpasswd Require user private </Directory> </VirtualHost> John

What about Emby?

A lot of times this is a product of the app adding the movies to your movie folder. i.e. I think it is Emby (maybe CP) that has an option to keep the original time stamp from the file, or, re-stamp with current time. Are you sure that wasn't what happened?

And now we will have to wait two months for OE to catch up.

Not sure what did it but it is working now. I copied this from the wiki and just changed the server from localhost to my unraid IP: <Location /sabnzbd> order deny,allow deny from all allow from all ProxyPass http://localhost:8080/sabnzbd ProxyPassReverse http://localhost:8080/sabnzbd </Location> I swear this is exactly what I had in there before. Oh well...it works. John

So, nothing to do with modules as they are already loaded. I thought it may have been because I chose a different theme (Plush Gold). But when I set it back to default, that didn't help.

Does anyone have SAB running behind a reverse proxy using this container. I got Deluge, CP and Sonarr to work. However, SAB is being a pain. I am able to reach the server but I get a view that looks like this: Yes...I cleared browser cache and I tried two different browsers (Chrome and Edge). There is some info on the SAB wiki: http://wiki.sabnzbd.org/howto-apache and I wonder if these are the relevant bits: and...

"I am REALLY happy with the state of my server!". As a NAS, it does everything I want it to. As a compartmentalized application solution, all of my Docker containers are doing everything I want them to. As a visualization platform, all of my VMs are doing exactly what I want them to. Looking toward the future... I am excited about some of the KVM and Docker enhancements that are coming...especially with OVMF and Docker networking. This will give me a chance to break things horribly, learn, fix, tweak, and be happy again. Expect another post 6 months from now. John

This is why you create a network dridge and assign that bridge (typically br0) in VM Manager. That way your VMs can be assigned IPs (either dynamic or static) by your router. If you do not specify the bridge in the VM Manager settings, your VMs will live on their own private network.

I wonder if the config is holding the old port from your first attempt. Remove container and image for BarracudaDrive. SSH into your unraid box rm -rf the entire BarracudaDrive folder. For me it is: rm -rf /mnt/cache/Docker/BarracudaDrive Add BarracudaDrive again but change your port mapping to something higher....like 7777 (a lot of ports in the lower ranges are reserved). See if that works. John