Medwynd

You nailed it. I went and kicked off a scan from my router and saw the same pattern. Thanks!

Hi all, I 90% run my unraid server as a plex media server and 10% of the time for random mass storage. I was looking into my plex configuration and peeked at the system log and noticed about 5k login attempts the other day. It looks like someone was trying to brute force their way in with a bunch of random users i.e test, guest, user, sysadmin, root, etc trying what looks like 4 times each before trying again. This lasted all of about 4 minutes according to the log. I saw zero successful logins in the log, but it made me start to double check my security position on the server. I have no users named any of the things they tried (except root obviously since that cant be removed) All users have secure passwords stored in a password manager All shares are setup for read only for all users and I enable writing when I need to add some movies then remove the permission again. All smb shares are setup as Secure or Private The only port forwarded to the server from my router is the plex tcp port So with all that said. Is this just something I have to deal with since I have a server on the internet or is there something else I can do to prevent these sort of brute force attacks? Is there something I have misconfigured that is allowing this to be allowed in the first place? Thanks

Originally when I setup my server I had these settings: docker vdisk location: /mnt/cache/docker.img default appdata storage location: /mnt/user/appdata/ I also had a mish mash of paths for appdata for the dokers, some pointing to the actual disk at mnt/cache and some to the appdata user share. I am trying to clean this up and normalize this properly as i just upgraded my cache drive but there seems to be a variety of information out there on what to set this too. Ive seen some tutorials show the docker vdisk location in a system user share, which I dont even have. What is the current recommended locations for: docker vdisk location default app data storage location appdata paths for dockers, i.e. mnt/user vs mnt/cache

Yes it does, 1 controller for each of 3 fans but the behavior is erratic at best. Switching pwn controllers does not change the values in the rest of the fields. Sometimes the detect works and sometimes it does not for the same controller. Trying to detect the Minimum PWM value after it does detect a fan sometimes makes the fan just spin up and down in rapid succession instead of all the way down then all the way up again. Sometimes detecting the minimum never spins the fan down and just sets back to detect. It is so random I cant find a rhyme or reason to what it is doing.

Im having multiple issues with using autofan. Im using a SuperMicro X10SL7-F on Unraid 6.2.4. PWM fan detection almost never detects the fans and when it does detecting the Minimum PWM value never spins the fans up and down to detect the values. Any idea on where to start tracking this issue down?

I had a similar problem. I upgraded from 6.1.8 to 6.1.9 and plexpy was working fine. I went to the docker tab and it said an update was available. I told it to update and now the docker container is gone and just shows as "(orphan image)"

I have been looking for a way to get plex statistics, such as who has watched what, etc and this looks like a good solution but i have a bunch of questions before I install this. I am using the limetech docker of PMS. [*]What is the difference between this and plex watch? Are they required to be installed together? I'm pretty confused because it looked like some people were running both. [*]What does installing plexpy as privileged do? My PMS docker is checked to be privileged. [*]I'm not sure what the path to my plex logs are. As I said I am running the limetech docker on my cache drive. [*]This defaults to PUID 99 / PGID 100. I am not sure what the limetech docker runs at except that it is stated that it runs as user 99, which I am assuming is the PUID. What does having a PGID of 100 do? https://lime-technology.com/forum/index.php?topic=41562.0

I was just looking into that. Now to figure out how to install the perl package

Using a X10SL7-F with 4 PWM fans I wanted to spin down to reasonable speeds. Installed the autofan plugin and it fails to detect any pwm controllers. If I set the plugin to enabled and click apply I get this error: awk: fatal: cannot open file '/boot/config/plugins/dynamix.system.autofan/dynamix.system.autofan.cfg' for readin (No such file or directory) I'm assuming this file would be created after I set some settings so may not be as fatal as it sounds. But what I can't figure out is why it's not seeing my motherboard fan controllers. EDIT: This is what IPMI is reporting: Name Status Reading CPU Temp Normal 29 degrees C System Temp Normal 31 degrees C Peripheral Temp Normal 32 degrees C PCH Temp Normal 39 degrees C VRM Temp Normal 33 degrees C DIMMA1 Temp N/A Not Present! DIMMA2 Temp Normal 27 degrees C DIMMB1 Temp N/A Not Present! DIMMB2 Temp Normal 27 degrees C FAN1 Lower Critical 400 R.P.M FAN2 Normal 1700 R.P.M FAN3 Normal 1900 R.P.M FAN4 Normal 1600 R.P.M FANA Normal 2800 R.P.M According to the motherboard manual there should be a H/W (Hardware) Monitor option in the bios but there does not appear to be. I do not know if it is just for display or for setting configurations. Via IPMI I have the fan mode set to "Standard Speed" I may have stumbled onto the problem: I noticed a post that stated that BMC has a threshold limit for the fans at 600rpm. If the fans go below 600rpm, it considers that there's a fault and will spin them back at full speed. Now I just need to verify this but it does match my conditions, then figure out how to solve it.