DasMarx

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  1. I tried this on 6.12.0rc5 and it works great to some regards. The idle consumption went from 100% to 20% on my windows vm. However I am not able to open the VM page anymore. I can still the see VMs in the Dasboard and stop/start it but I can't change the VM anymore when clicking on edit as no XML selection is loaded. Is there any other way to change the xml of my VM once it is in this broken state? This may also be a bug in 6.12.0rc5.
  2. You can disable those healthchecks by adding --no-healthcheck to the Extra Parameters of each docker container in the advanced view.
  3. I am using 6.9.0-beta29 (will go to 30 ASAP) and do see those writes too. Noticed that only 2 of my containers end up writing to these 2 files which are the only containers that seem to have a docker health check available. Here is the reason why you see a write every 5 seconds for your plex container https://github.com/plexinc/pms-docker/blob/master/Dockerfile#L62 HEALTHCHECK --interval=5s --timeout=2s --retries=20 CMD /healthcheck.sh || exit 1
  4. I have also noticed those high writes to the cache drive and many of these seem to be caused by plex doing the new analyze for tv show skip intro feature. While the daily check on plex is running I do see writes in the area of TBs going through loop2.
  5. It seems I've found the culprit. Not sure tbh. if this is the best approach but setting the nodatacow flag on the whole mariadb appdata folder and copying a backup back into that folder resolved the high IO/write issue for me. No I see the db performance I was expecting plus very quick interactions with nextcloud.
  6. Hi Squid, attached are the diagnostics. d4rk-server-diagnostics-20190123-0711.zip
  7. Hi everyone, I've been using Unraid for some time now and have a nice cache pool of 3 500GB 850 Samsung Evos. They do perform nicely whenever I throw any file at them e.g. as the actual cache for shares. However, there seems to be some strange bottleneck that happens when using docker containers on that system. E.g. I tried to install Nextcloud with MariaDb today and the performance is extremely slow. Whenever a file is uploaded to nextcloud or a folder is created, I see write speeds in the excess of 600MB/s on the cache drives for multiple seconds. I've only seen it this bad in MariaDB but also some other docker apps seem to stress the cache pool more than needed whenever I write something from inside the docker container. Anyone got an Idea where I could start to investigate or are there any performance tipps required for the appdata share? I'll appreciate any idea. Thanks already in advance.
  8. I am having some problems lately when a mount goes offline that appdata backup and restore is set to backup too. Using unassinged devices to mount an smb share at /mnt/disks/myshare/ Using this as a target for appdata backup and restore. If, for any reason, that mount goes offline, backup will now fill up my ram inside the /mnt/disks/myshare/ folder. Is there a way to precheck if the remote share is correctly mounted and throwing an error instead of filling up a folder in ram?
  9. But this also means spotify support on my airplay speakers won't work anymore through forked-daapd. For me this is a complete removal of spotify on forked-daapd Will it be added back in a later version?
  10. Hi sparklyballs, I was looking at the changes that have been done recently and would like to question the current changelog: Rebase to alpine linux, remove redundant spotify support, move to main repository This indicates, that spotify is still supported in some way, but it does not show up at any given time? Am i missing some configuration or is this only temporary? https://github.com/linuxserver/docker-daapd/commit/6afec6a0302190f8ee17c274f01e2f4f81d185a6 This commit seem to have removed all parts of the spotify component.
  11. It is actually caused by the fact that mediainfo must be installed inside the docker container. http://www.tinymediamanager.org/index.php/changelog/ 22.01.2016 – Version 2.7.2 ======================= LINUX: We’ve removed the shipped mediainfo library due to massive problems between different distributions. Please install the libmediainfo directly from your package manager or from https://mediaarea.net/ Looking forward to your update hurricanehrndz. Thanks for the great work so far.
  12. @SlrG locale -a C POSIX en_US.utf8 Will change that, but it still does work, nevertheless. Regarding the order, im not sure, but could test if it does make a difference. Ive added the syslog but do not see the actual message that was present in the update there. The update was started at Dec 9 07:28:30, but the proftdp was still on version "ProFTPD 1.3.5". At Dec 9 08:03:21, i reinstalled the plugin and the version went to ProFTPD 1.3.6rc1 syslog.txt
  13. @SlrG the update failed and i could not use the newer version. By failed update, i only mean the proftpd files themself and not the plugin as a whole. I had to save my configuration, uninstal the plugin and reinstall it again but now UTF-8 is announced in the FEAT request: Befehl: FEAT Antwort: 211-Features: Antwort: TVFS Antwort: MFMT Antwort: SIZE Antwort: MFF modify;UNIX.group;UNIX.mode; Antwort: REST STREAM Antwort: MLST modify*;perm*;size*;type*;unique*;UNIX.group*;UNIX.mode*;UNIX.owner*; Antwort: UTF8 Antwort: LANG en-US* Antwort: EPRT Antwort: EPSV Antwort: HOST Antwort: MDTM Antwort: 211 End Thanks for your help so far. Additional information for anyone interested what i set inside my proftdp.conf: LangDefault de_DE UseEncoding on LangEngine on
  14. Hello, i have problems accessing files that contain umlauts like ß via ftp. üöä are ok but are not shown correctly. It looks like the version you do offer does not contain the mod_lang module. Are there tips regarding this or do i need an updated of the plugin? Additional information: Using Filezilla to access fails. Using e.g. Chrome does succeed and the files and folders are shown correctly and are accessable. Felix
  15. Hi, unifi has been released in version 4.7.5, will you update your docker? http://community.ubnt.com/t5/UniFi-Updates-Blog/UniFi-4-7-5-is-released/ba-p/1357245
  16. I helped myself by adding this to the go file: echo "* * * * * /usr/local/emhttp/plugins/dynamix/scripts/newperms /mnt/cache/entpackt/ 1> /dev/null" >> /var/spool/cron/crontabs/root This points to my jdownloader folder where stuff is extracted to.
  17. Hi, i would like to make a request regarding your JDownloader docker: I've read in this thread, that it is possible to change the umask of the docker container: http://lime-technology.com/forum/index.php?topic=33922.45 The Problem i have is, i want to move or rename or handle files after they are downloaded with another user via smb share. This is forbidden, as i am not user "nobody". Do you know, if there is a setting to tell jDownloader to actually use another umask while extracting files.