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    Version 6.3.0-rc1 Release Notes

    in Prerelease 6.3 Support

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    Not sure if it's just me, but the 'New Config' tool doesnt seem to be working in the 6.3.0-rc1 release. I've tried via both unRaid's built-in GUI [boot] mode and the webGUI--with both firefox and chrome--to no avail. I'm lazy and impatient (and dont have anything important on this machine), so I'll probably just reformat the flash drive and start fresh; but I will attempt another New Config before I move on to setting everything up again, and report back.  :-\

    Windows 10 - Steam not running games from shares

    in VM Engine (KVM)

    Posted

    I have a windows 10 VM which boots into a non-admin account automatically (no password), and the network mapping to the steam library on my array works fine.

     

    As far as Steam games not running after that initial "first run" message, it's probably a missing .net framework or driver issue. Go into the individual game folders within your steam library and manually install the .net framework or whatever other bundled requirements software that are in the Redistributable folder for the game.

    Passing shared drive to VM vs. mapped drive (W10)?

    in VM Engine (KVM)

    Posted

    I ran into this same 'problem' with a Windows 10 VM. I mapped my Steam library folder, which is on my array, to the VM, but on boot, it seemed Windows tried to map the share before it established a network connection, thus causing the mapping to fail.

     

    An easy workaround that I'm currently using, via a script in the autostart folder,  delays the mapping of the share (I have it set to 10 seconds) until the OS establishes a network connection. Then I have the script launch Steam, which now has access to the mapped library on my array. If anyone needs the script, I can dig it up, but I'm sure it's all easily Googleable.

    [Support] Linuxserver.io - Sonarr

    in Docker Containers

    Posted

    The issue here is that the category that Sonarr uses in conjunction with SAB is mapped to use /config, you need to fix this by changing the Download Folder locations to /download here:

    unraidip:8080/config/folders/

     

    Also the default sabnzbd download location are Downloads/blah.... change that to /downloads

     

    I changed the /downloads mappings within both sabnzbd and sonarr to /mnt/cache/appdata/sabnzbd/downloads (all in lower case), and then changed the Folder options from within the sabnzbd webgui and all is well. Thanks, guys! :)

    [Support] Linuxserver.io - Sonarr

    in Docker Containers

    Posted

    Impossible to tell from what you've put there, but the answer will be somewhere in either the config for SABnzbd or Sonarr in their webui because the docker mappings look good to me.

     

    Thanks for the tip. From within the Sonarr webgui, I went to Settings > Download Client and, under the Drone Factory option, browsed to my /downloads/complete folder and sonarr was able to move the files to my array. Is this normally the way one goes about setting an import folder within the sonarr webgui? Im also still getting the same error message in the logs:

     

    Import failed, path does not exist or is not accessible by Sonarr: /config/Downloads/complete/Mike.Tyson.Mysteries

     

    even though sonarr has already moved the files to my array.

    [Support] Linuxserver.io - Sonarr

    in Docker Containers

    Posted

    Hi, guys. I'm having trouble getting Sonarr to rename/move files after downloading. Sonarr can successfully send downloads to SABnzbd, but doesn't seem to be able to move them from the downloads folder. Log file says:

     

    Import failed, path does not exist or is not accessible by Sonarr: /config/Downloads/complete/Mike.Tyson.Mysteries

     

    It seems sonarr is using the /config mapping to look for my downloads, instead of the /downloads mapping, which I have set this way:

     

    SABnzbd:

    config = /mnt/cache/appdata/sabnzbd/

    /downloads = /mnt/cache/appdata/sabnzbd/Downloads/

     

    Sonarr:

    /config = /mnt/cache/appdata/sonarr/

    /downloads = /mnt/cache/appdata/sabnzbd/Downloads/

     

    Anyone know what's going on with this?

    OpenVPN/VM Security Advice

    in General Support

    Posted

    I'm running an OpenVPN server in a Fedora 21 VM on unRAID 6, and I have two ports (500 and 4500 UDP--both specifically for OpenVPN) being forwarded from my router to the VM. If, somehow, the Fedora VM gets compromised, will unRaid then become susceptible to [remote] attacks? To my understanding, VMs are isolated from the rest of the OS, but my concern here is mainly about the ports being forwarded to my unRAID box while it's acting as the hypervisor. My router has built-in support for OpenVPN as well, but  it doesn't performe nearly as well for me on my mobile devices as the instance of OpenVPN I'm running in the VM does. I've also considered running an OpenVPN docker. Is this, more or less, as secure as running it in a full blown VM?

     

    I'd like to limit the ports being forwarded to my unRAID box as much as possible but still have remote access to my LAN/SMB shares/unMENU (is this the official name for unRAID's webGUI? I've seen it mentioned a few times in the forums.) Any advice would be greatly appreciated.