phbigred

Agreed at this point lets get stable released, you guys are doing good work! I understand the security concerns, agree with most however the branch of 6.1 needs to be severed and move forward. That's what companies like EMC do, only difference is they continue the support for bug fixes for a while. It's a "small" shop we can't expect them to keep everything running concurrently. I took the leap to 6.2 in the early betas and haven't looked back. Let's keep this ball rolling and fix the nfs issue after release.

Linux you need to put a "\" before any " " (space) as it thinks it's a different command option. If you have a VM running on the new box it might be easiest to use that for the migration using rsync or robocopy, depending on OS. Might we worth spinning one up to facilitate. Could also mount up the new system user share and use Midnight Commander "mc" in terminal and do a copy that way. User share to user share.

1st off plex used in a docker is probably the safest route. Plex uses security with the connection but if you want extra security they have a ssl https style port routing you can use. Docker will allow it to be contained except for what plex can touch. 2nd Cloud object stores are inherently more secure against ransomware but again lock your stuff down read only. What I do is I have hdhomerun DVR recoding only using one account with special creds with modify to scrub out commercials for plex in a win VM. Then dumps into a folder that plex docker is mapped to. Best way to isolate out your data without locking you out fully. Best policy is never leave your shares open over the Internet. VM access can be done using an obscure VNC port or using team viewer. Best practice to do this? No... Possible, yes but once you do this consider your stuff vulnerable and WALL it off as much as possible. --Note: If you run windows boxes don't leave them mapped up, these ransomware can even tree walk anything left with a net use connection is vulnerable UNLESS the share is read only. DO NOT map a drive in the vm manager directly to a share unless it's walked off. That how this crap spreads!

Yup stupid autocorrect. SATA connections

Well it didn't disable the drive so that's good. Maybe check your data connection.

Make sure to go into settings and turn on vm manager. Then the tab should appear, also in vm manager choose your virtio version.

I will throw in, there's question in the community on if dual parity causes slowness in checks, with the atom and it's throughput, for now skip dual parity if it was an idea. You can always add later once it's hammered out. Plex in docker is the way to go, point it at your media folder and rock and roll.

Another option would be the ability to turn on previous versions so you could keep a set time to recover to a point-in-time on a file. A lot of ransomware uses mappings on systems to propogate, but when they start rewriting to start crawling then either SMB lockdowns or cron jobs to move files to a read only section of the file system would be an option. I'd really like to see previous versions enabled with the new features of btrfs even if it is newer than XFS.

Consider myself another tester of the docker container. 10 recordings in and everything working excellent! would not have guessed on the no NAS as it's a containered linux box it does make sense. Just use Kodi, Hdhomerun View android app, or Win 10 universal app to set your recordings!!!

I had an issue with this on 6.1.2 when my SSD cache pool started having issues.