JWMutant

Have done this very thing myself about a month ago I can tell you it was a very pain free experience. The most important thing I can say is check and triple check your bios settings before you first boot to unraid as this can save you many hours of trying to work out why its not right. My VM didnt mind the transfer to a new mobo and cpu but yes disable auto start just to make sure your network settings and core assignments are correct. And dont worry about having to re-register your VM O/S as you will not need to.

Its funny, I started looking at the network settings for unraid. I think it was setup bridge setting that was set to no, I set that to yes. I also did the once over with permissions for the cache drive as thats where the appdata folder is located (set to cache only). Did a reboot and what do you know... I can still connect even after a reboot. The only issue I have left is the error that keeps on coming up in the logs. Not sure what to make of it.

I have to say im having all kinds of problems at the moment with this docker. When I install the delugevpn docker and start it up everything is working great. But as soon as I reboot my nas I can no longer access the webui for deluge. Has anyone got any experience in this issue or has anyone had this issue before? Your help would be very much appreciated.

Has anyone seen this error before in the logs?

Not sure if you meant first time using docker in general, or this container, but given the tone of the question, I think this is a good place for you to start. http://lime-technology.com/forum/index.php?topic=40937.msg387520#msg387520 By default it doesn't store anything there, you tell the app inside the docker to save to the path you set in the container volume side, and it appears in unraid in the path specified on the host side. If you don't tell the app specifically where to put things and let it use its defaults, you very well may end up downloading stuff inside the docker image itself, and causing yourself headaches. Best to read the docker FAQ's I linked and ask questions if you aren't getting it. BTW, this is a common question, not silly at all, and a little tough to wrap your head around if you've never dealt with something like this before. Better to ask before you make a mess of things. Once you get it, it's simple. Before the lightbulb moment, it's tough. Yea lightbulb moment! Clear as day now.

Morning or Afternoon all, First time using the docker here. This may seem like a silly question but im going to ask it in any case. When setting up DelugeVPN it ask for 2 things. 1 is config host path, this is a no brainer. The second thing it ask's for is the data host path. Its this second setting I am questioning. What data does it store in this location? Because from what I understand or should I say from reading between the lines so to speak the docker needs a pathway from unraid to the docker itself (Being Deluge).

Sorry for sounding like I have no idea what im doing. I have a folder in config/plugins/openvpn I have placed the .ovpn file in there, lets just call it japan.ovpn. It would seem that no matter where I place that ovpn file be it in the folder I created "openvpn" or the folder that is created when openvpn installs called "openvpnclient" when I go to the gui and go to settings there is a dropdown box for client config file where I would assume you choose the ovpn file. There in is the problem, no matter what or where I place that ovpn file the drop down box simply says "Chose a file". Alt+F5 doesnt give me anything in that dropdown box, rebooting doesnt give me anything in that dropdown box as well.

If anyone here has any experience setting up openvpn client with the VPN company "Private Internet Access" would love your help. I have the .ovpn which I downloaded from there site. Not to sure where to put the file however. I assume I dont need to have openvpn server running.

Is anyone else getting a when trying to install the client?