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/config --> /mnt/cache/appdata/openvpn-as Thats the only mapping I have. Env variables (group and user ID) left as default After I changed the admin password, I went in and changed the webUI port number in the container config and that was what reset the admin password back to `password`

So I managed to make the password change without a problem, but then I made a few changes to my container settings and it updated the container. The admin password was then reset to the default and didn't remember the new password I had set Is there a way to fix this? I don't want to have to change the admin password everytime the container receives an update

ah I didnt realize that part was meant to be the name of the container. All good now

I'm having trouble changing the admin password. I SSH into the server and do docker exec -it openvpn-as passwd admin but I keep getting Error response from daemon: no such id: openvpn-as I have tried using openvpnas instead of openvpn-as as well, but neither work

how would I migrate from needo's couchpotato to this one? Can I simply create the new container and move the files over from my cache drive?

I actually broke one of ubuntu VMs yesterday when trying to set up some nvidia CUDA library stuff. I'm not even sure what I did but I ended up having to reinstall everything because I didn't have a backup of the image

It would be great to have the ability to take snapshots of a VM at different points in time. I can think of at least 2 use cases for this: 1) install an OS, take a snapshot, and treat it as a kind of "base install" so if you wanted to "reformat" you can reload the base snapshot without having to go through the entire install process again 2) If you're doing some complex setups that have a high chance of breaking things, take a snapshot, make your changes, and if things go wrong just roll back to the snapshot you made to revert all changes instantly I think this would be extremely useful and is offered by programs like virtualbox. I'm not sure if its any more complicated than just creating a copy of the vdisk img and saving to some specified share location?

I'm having an extremely hard time trying to set this up. What are the key options I in the admin panel that I need to change? I have the correct ports forward on my router, but the connectivity test always fails, so I must have some settings wrong somewhere

isn't ECC ram highly highly highly recommended when using ZFS? I'd like to see ZFS as an option, but not as the one and only file system for unraid (not that thats what you're suggesting, just voicing my concern)

I have an SSL certificate for my server as i need to access it remotely for various reasons. Is it possible to use that with openvpn server for extra security? What are the steps required to get that set up?

Does dropbox allow for local LAN syncing of files?

I have plex media server set up and everything is working nicely. However, when I visit the webgui, it forces me to log in to my plex account. This is fine because I have a plex account and all is good, but other people that use the server at home do not have a plex account (and my account does not allow for sharing). Is there a way to disable the log in so that 1) I can log in and access my content using my account, and 2) does not force a login for those that want to watch media without an account?

But surely this wouldn't happen if 1) no top level directories on any of the disks have the same name and 2) each share is explicitly told to use only a single disk? Right now, I have 'enable disk shares' set to No, so even if I remove a disk, it shouldn't turn into a disk share anyway right? In other words, the files would not be visible for me to copy them to another location Please correct me if I'm wrong because that sounds like a big bug, but with my intended setup I don't believe I'd ever run into this situation? For example: Disk 1 contains a folder 'Media', then set as a user share (told explicitly to use only disk 1) Disk 2 contains the folders 'Games', 'Backups', then set as different user shares (both told explicitly to use only disk 2) So none of my top level directories share the same name. And if I were to remove a disk from a user share, well, my user shares are told to only use 1 disk, meaning the entire user share should be gone anyway. Can you think of a way with this setup where I'd run into this bug?

sounds easy, thanks! testing out the trial version now...

My understanding of disk shares is that the contents of an entire disk gets shared out to the network, while a user share is a specific directory that gets shared (but can be spread out amongst multiple disks) I want to set up user shares (as I don't want entire disks to be shared), but is it possible to force a user share to store data on only one specific disk? I ask because I want to keep all of my media on one hard drive, backups on another, so that if I needed to pull a drive from the machine I know exactly whats on there and that it contains everything I need. I dont want to set up a disk share because sometimes there will be directories on a disk that are not meant to be shared for one reason or another. How does one set this up?