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There any difference between binhex-krusader or krusader? Which is better? What's the difference between the two?

Is the parity drive udated everytime one puts new files on the unraid drives? Just trying to understand what the minimum amount of parity checks one would need to do. Also what does it mean when a partiy check fails?

So, I'm suppose to specify which disk I wan to copy from my cache-drive? What if the disk in question does not have the user-share (folders) on it? I.e. Movie folder/share? Do I create the folder name then copy the file from the cache-share?

Very useful. I have a cache drive. I usually copy a drive-share to a user-share. Is that proper? Or there a better way to copy files? Though if I copy from a drive share to a user share, unraid will decide on which drive to put the files. Any of the file transfer tools you mentioned have a GUI?

It's been a while here, and also considering a hardware upgrade. Do you have to label the drives and boot/order then in a specific order in the new system?

I have an older MB Asus P5BE it has three PCIe x1 Slot. Currently running two 4GB drives in it and they work. I don't know if an 8 GB would work, slowly looking at move storage. Would any of these expansion cards work with my MB? Would be nice to use the SATA III speeds. What is the bottleneck in an older system anyway? Would it always be network speeds?

Thanks again man. Took me a while to wrap my head around the workings of the volume mappings. I simply had the use "/data" in the download torrents section of deluge. Now it all works, guess it's simply a link from deluge to unRaid. Now off to more testing, . Cheers!

Not quite sure what you mean, is a downloaded torrent not suppose to be in /data? When installing the docker, I've added the following to Volume Mappings: /config ---> /mnt/cache/Cache/unRaidApps/delugevpn/ /data ---> /mnt/cache/Cache/Torrents/ Also running in bridge mode if that makes a difference. Not sure what elese I can change to make the permissions work. It attempts to download for a few seconds, status being okay, then it gives a permission error and stops.

Thanks for help mr-hexen. Managed to get deluge up and running, and GUI is accessible, and VPN connects. Two questions: 1) Can't find the file to change the username and password for the GUI. None of the config files show any setting for "deluge" password. 2) I'm unable to download torrents due to a permission issue, when testing I get the following: Download to:/mnt/cache/Cache/Torrents/ Move Compelted to: /mnt/cache/Cache/Torrents/-Completed Autoadd .torrent files from: /mnt/cache/Cache/Torrents/-AutoDownload Thanks for any help. Cheers

Tried installing, but go the following below. When I attempt to connect to the GUI is does not connect. root@localhost:# /usr/local/emhttp/plugins/dynamix.docker.manager/scripts/docker run -d --name="binhex-delugevpn" --net="bridge" --privileged="true" -e VPN_ENABLED="yes" -e VPN_USER="I entered username" -e VPN_PASS="i entered password" -e VPN_REMOTE="newyorkcity.privateinternetaccess.com" -e VPN_PORT="1194" -e VPN_PROTOCOL="udp" -e VPN_PROV="pia|airvpn|custom" -e ENABLE_PRIVOXY="no" -e LAN_NETWORK="192.168.1.0/24" -e DEBUG="false" -e PUID="99" -e PGID="100" -e TZ="America/New_York" -p 8112:8112/tcp -p 58846:58846/tcp -p 8118:8118/tcp -v "/mnt/cache/Cache/unRaid apps/delugevpn/":"/config":rw -v "/mnt/cache/Cache/Torrents/":"/data":rw binhex/arch-delugevpn sh: airvpn: command not found sh: custom: command not found docker: "run" requires a minimum of 1 argument. See '/usr/bin/docker run --help'. Usage: docker run [OPTIONS] IMAGE [COMMAND] [ARG...] Run a command in a new container The command finished successfully!

To use a registered copy of unRAID, whether the Plus or Pro version, the flash drive must have a valid GUID. A GUID is like a product serial number, but does not actually exist on the flash drive. It is constructed by the Linux kernel from the flash drive's manufacturer, product ID, and internal serial number. The foolproof way to check if your device has a usable GUID, is to download the UnRAID software, extract it to your flash drive (USB Flash Drive Preparation), boot unRAID in a test machine, go to the Web Management page (top of the UnRAID Manual), and just select/copy/paste the GUID from the Devices tab. If the last 12 characters of your Flash GUID are all zeros, then it does **not** have a serial number and you can **not** register it. You can also utilize a Microsoft utility UVCView.mspx from within Windows to determine the USB device's GUID (which consists of idVendor+idProduct+0000+iSerialNumber), but this is unofficial, and should not be used for registration. That's helpful, so the serial number needed is the last 12 digits of the GUID. Thanks.