jenga201

Is there a way to view the UNRAID folder by default in the Cloud Commander container? On page load, view the mounted files, not the docker's file system. Also, why does Cloud Commander change the file extension for downloaded files?

This plugin is awesome! I would like to sync the backup to the cloud. Is it possible to add in a custom post action? e.g. rclone sync /mnt/user/backup backup:

Didn't have issue with unassigned drives; telegraf.conf devices = [ "/dev/nvme0n1", "/dev/nvme1n1" ]

I don't have any unassigned currently, but i plan to with one coming next week. I can do some testing then if you haven't gotten it to work. I'll probably run into the same issue.

No, you should be able to still scan the normal disks. Refer to my original post on how to stack them. When I get time, I will be looking into how unraid uses docker-compose or docker files. For now, I'll just be doing it manually.. or not updating the container.

try [[inputs.smart]] attributes = true devices = ["/dev/nvme0n1","/dev/nvme1n1","/dev/nvme2n1"] How you specified it would be an array of a single device, not an array of 3 devices.

Nothing special related to telegraf or grafana except the [[inputs.smart]] block. This is my grafana config.

I'm using the same image you are for Nvidia support. It has apt, so you can just run; apt-get update apt-get install smartmontools You can allow the device by adding the nvme device(s) under [[inputs.smart]] My config (instead of using hddtemp); [[inputs.smart]] attributes = true [[inputs.smart]] attributes = true devices = [ "/dev/nvme0n1p1" ] I haven't found a way to scan all nvme instead of specifying them.

Thank you!

What is the recommended way to secure docker containers behind nginx? My setup is pretty standard docker containers using a bridge network. --net='my-bridge' \ -p '8989:8989/tcp' \ ... I can access this docker container on either https://{subdomain] or {ip-address}:8989. Should I just use iptables to block all ports except 22 and 443 ?

How do I increase the 2MiB upload file limit restriction for rutorrent? The ngnix upload restriction seems to be 25mb. The PHP restriction seems to be 20mb. Using latest version from docker hub ~$ sudo docker pull binhex/arch-rtorrentvpn Using default tag: latest latest: Pulling from binhex/arch-rtorrentvpn Digest: sha256:ef7d7f24caebc2ee2ba8c06fd00c3d42e7d9523c05372bdc0c2b94349cd6152d Status: Image is up to date for binhex/arch-rtorrentvpn:latest

Enabling SSL does not allow HTTPS connections, even when forwarding the specified port to the container. Is it possible to support SSL in this container? I see the guide is simple enough, but these commands would need to be run inside the docker container; https://github.com/Sonarr/Sonarr/wiki/SSL#letsencrypt-support---converting-keycert-to-pvk-on-linux

Nevermind, I did some unnecessary settings in sabnzbd security section.

Hello binhex, thanks for the great docker containers! I'm trying to migrate from sabnzbd to sabnzbdvpn and having some issues. sonarr + sabnzbd downloads and imports to my media folder correctly. sonarr + sabnzbdvpn downloads the file but does not import to my media folder. I see the download file from either container ends up in the same place with the same permissions. Both sabnzbd and sabnzbdvpn containers are pointed to the same directories. I do not see any obvious errors in the supervisord logs and Sonarr does not complain about failed connections. binhex-sabnzbdvpn_supervisord.log binhex-sabnzbd_supervisord.log binhex-sonarr_supervisord.log My testing was with Sonarr, but this same behavior is happening with Radarr and Ladarr. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks!

Regarding Transmission configuration. Is it possible to change the default rpc-username and rpc-password? I'm able to change other configuration options, but those two values always default back to admin/password.