jtroberts

@binhex@jonathanm I'm having trouble with the local client. No issues with the docker, that all works fine. I ran the script from here. I can see the binary created on the unraid server in /usr/local.bin and I can execute the bin file but I am jsut not sure what parameters need to be included. PS: my client is not discoverable in the docker GUI. /usr/local/bin# ./urbackupclientctl start -c 172.16.1.66 -f Error starting backup. No backup server found. I should also add I have a dual-homed system. eth0.10 = private lan to VPN outbound (default system route) Eth1 = Plex an a few other dockers on the user lan I control each dockers access by choosing which network. UrBackup is on br0.10 - 172.16.1.0/24 Thanks in advance [edit] Fixed. Allowed Host access to Custom networks in the Docker setup. [How-to] 1. Install and start URbackup client TF=$(mktemp) && wget "https://hndl.urbackup.org/Client/2.4.11/UrBackup%20Client%20Linux%202.4.11.sh"> 2. CD to URbackup client path cd /usr/local/bin 3. Add Directory to be backed up urbackupclientctl add-backupdir -d /mnt/user/Videos urbackupclientctl add-backupdir -d /mnt/user/Pictures 4. Start backup urbackupclientctl start -f

Ahh.... ty sir. I was expecting a tick box on the left pane to say Atmos. doh!

I see that you recently added ffmpeg 2.8 to support Dolby Atmos. I have an Atmos disc but do not see the Atmos tracks. All I see is TureHD 7.1. I have also logged into the container and run "ffmpeg -version" but ffmpeg is not found "bash: ffmpeg: command not found" I would love to help fix this, please let me know what I can do to help? Is this a know issue? Was ffmpeg simple installed or was makemkv compiled with ffmpeg? thanks