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Sorry for the time waster. Got it working now! The issue was: The NAS or Docker or the Image itself thinks I am one hour behind. So it never hit the scheduled timer. After setting it one hour earlier it worked. Thanks for the heads up and again, sorry.

The cron job? Yeah I tried setting it to start after 5 min, but it never kicked in...

Hi there, I am trying this version of WebGrab+ for the first time, but I cannot seem to get it running. I just get the following in the console log after starting it. it doesn't even try to grab the channels... [s6-init] ensuring user provided files have correct perms...exited 0. [fix-attrs.d] applying ownership & permissions fixes... [fix-attrs.d] done. [cont-init.d] executing container initialization scripts... [cont-init.d] 10-adduser: executing... usermod: no changes ------------------------------------- _ () | | ___ _ __ | | / __| | | / \ | | \__ \ | | | () | |_| |___/ |_| \__/ Brought to you by linuxserver.io We gratefully accept donations at: https://www.linuxserver.io/donations/ ------------------------------------- GID/UID ------------------------------------- User uid: 0 User gid: 0 ------------------------------------- [cont-init.d] 10-adduser: exited 0. [cont-init.d] 30-config: executing... [cont-init.d] 30-config: exited 0. [cont-init.d] done. [services.d] starting services [services.d] done.

What do we need to do with our custom Docker images on unraid in order to get the "Edit Docker" option in the webui? I can see that the dockers I have installed via Community Apps all have that, and you can set different options like port and cpupins ect. So how to add same feature to our own dockers? Thanks

Thanks for the tips regarding the "Troubleshooting Mode" did not know it had that feature. Turned it on now. My setup is just year and a half old. All new components, with a nice Corsair case, all disks are running at a 30-34 degrees celsius temperature. All fans working fine. So there is very little to no dust there. Did not have one issue with it since day one. This is the first time it started to behave badly. @bonienl One ethernet cable only.

Yeah it does have a static IP, but no other device has the same one. I keep track of them in the ASUS-router control panel.

Hi, A few days ago I suddenly lost all network connection (including Internett) in my apartment. After spending several hours with both my ASUS router (and calling ISP support ), I realised the problem was in my office room where the unRAID server is located. When disconnecting the Ethernet cable connected to unRADI, everything else just came back online! But even so, I could not get back control over my unraid server. I connected it to a monitor, no errors or anything, shows the standard non-gui screen. Connected a keyboard to it, but no dice. Could not use it. So I had to do a restart (it hurts I know). It came up without issues, I was on v6.2.1 so I updated to 6.3.3 in case there are some issues there. Also took a parity check, all ok. Now, two days later, the same damn thing happened. I have no clue what is going on here. Is there some way I can get back the control of my unraid server without doing a hard reset? And is there a way to later find out what the heck is causing this? Thanks in advance.

Yeah did that when I first started with my unRadi build. So I do have the latest one. But it's ok. I'm planning to get a new card anyway. I'm very impressed on how things are working right now. I have 2 VM running 24/7 and around 4 dockers. One of the VMs is actually used all the time (watch TV with it). And still, temps are normal, no sound from the fans, and the cpu usage is below 30%. In the process I've gotten ridd of 3 other devices that were doing all of this. Money well spent. Thanks unRaid!

Correct. When I added the card to my setup and powered up unraid, I heard it from the start. Very loud pluss with the "coil-whine" sound. It sat there like for at least hour, hour and a half until I got my win10 VM setup. When I assigned the GPU to the VM and powered it up, to my surprise, things went very quiet. I even gamed a bit, it was still quiet. All temperatures innside the case were normal. Then when I was done, powered down the VM, and the fans started up again. Waited at least for 30 min... It became loud enough that I decided to power up the VM to keep it quiet

Hi, I recently added a Win10 VM to my unraid, to my surprise without any hassle Everything works atm. The VM has a dedicated GPU (GTX 670). One thing I noticed is that when I power down the VM, the GPU fans kick inn to full power. So when the VM/GPU is not being used, it gets really noisy. When the VM is powered up, the fans normalize and the noise is gone. I guess the GPU fans are controlled by OS or the drivers? So at the moment I am keeping the VM powered on, even tho that was not my plan. I just wanted to use that VM when I want to game, now it has to be on all the time to keep the noise to a minimum. So is this GPU specific or is it the way things work? I am planning to get a new GPU later this year, so I just want to know if this is to expect? Or is there something that can be delt with? Thanks

Thank you my good man I just had the same issue on a new Win10 VM for gaming. This was the solution for me! Used the registry trick. Games now start without issues. Also noticed that when the VM boots, it discovers the network drives straigth away.