Bjonness406

This would be great, perfect to secure Movies and TV shows from ransomeware.

Update all of your plugins, there is an WebGUI update which should fix your problems

No diagnostic here? You should try to downgrade, to see if that fixed the problem, just in case.

I was wondering what socket TS wants

The RM750x has 7 molex connectors, not 2. If you need more, you also have 8 sata connectors, then you will need sata to molex adapters, NOT splitters. Example: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16812706032&cm_re=sata_to_molex-_-12-706-032-_-Product Then you would have 15 molex connectors, if you actually need 16 molex connectors (and they are not just for redundant power supply, which you don't need since you only have 1 psu), you can step up to the RM850x, which has 8 molex connectors, and 10 sata connectors. With 10 sata-molex adapters, you would get a total of 18 molex connectors. I don't know if the sata-molex adapters I liked you are good quality, they where just an example. Get some good quality ones, and not the cheapest one on ebay.

Socket?

Well, one reason is if you use NFS. Whenever I have setup a device to use NFS (although the reason to do so is much reduced with the more recent versions of SAMBA), I have had to use the server's IP address to setup the mount point. If there is a way to do it without having that IP address, I am not aware of it... I have the IP address. I just assign it in my router instead of in unRAID. unRAID used DHCP to get the assigned IP from the router. It is always the same, known IP because my router has that specific IP address reserved for the MAC address of my unRAID server. Same for all of my other devices. They all use DHCP but they all have known, unchanging IP addresses because I set them up in my router. Everything managed in one place but everything has a known, unchanging IP address. True, you can do that. On my old cheap router (pre 2010), there is a table for up to eight reservations. (I have 15 addresses currently assigned on my router via DHCP and that does not include the two servers!) Of course, you have to know the MAC address. I know that the Network Settings page for unRAID servers has that information but then you have to explain to how to find both that address, the current IP address of the server that was assigned through DHCP and how to find the proper place in the router settings to be able to make the proper entries. Either way will work, you make your choice. Perhaps, you would like to write up an explanation of how to do the reservation method in any user's router that will be easy for the neophyte to follow? I do it the same way as trurl, and I think that is the best way, since the router will not give a client that ip address over dhcp then. In my old Asus router (Asus N-66U) and my Ubiquiti edgerouter, I can map the mac addresses to an static IP, but the router would tell me the hostname too if that is available, then I know which MAC address my unraid server has.

Why not use binhex's version then?

Just a small little thing, then you remove a warning, it should say "ReAdd warning", instead of "ReAdd error", and it should be "Ignored Errors/Warnings" at header, instead of "Ignored Errors"

You need to create an admin user, and go to settings and select "Require approval of Movie requests", then an admin has to approve the request before it will download. Remember to log out of admin user before testing.

Install CA http://lime-technology.com/forum/index.php?topic=40262.0

Then get a new router [emoji14] My old Asus router could do that (and ofc also my edgerouter Lite). Which asus router was that? As far as I know, most consumer routers don't do domain forwarding, which I believe requires packet inspection (L7?) You might be thinking of forwarding different ports to different ip addresses. What I mentioned is forwarding the same port to different ip addresses based on the destination fqdn Woops, yes I was thinking on something else. I thought first you talked about forwarding a random port, to a specific external one (443 in this case).

Then get a new router My old Asus router could do that (and ofc also my edgerouter Lite).

Where are your appdata and docker image located?

As gundamguy said, you will not loose the entire array. Also, you can just put back the old disk that you changed out, and use that to rebuild the failed drive (just check out the procedure on how to do this before doing it). After the failed drive is rebuild, then you can just restart the rebuild of the other drive you first started with. Using dual parity is also an option.

Can you not set sickrage to copy the file instead of move it? I can at least do that in sonarr.

Are you sure the downloads are complete then you try to change the file? You can not edit them if they are in use.

The files you are having trouble with, are they from Sickrage?

The command unraid normaly run version, or the "standard" docker run command?

What other dockers are you running? I don't think the problem is with delugevpn

Any recommendations of program to do this on unraid? ls -altR /mnt/disk* > /mnt/cache/filelists Is there no program? Would be easier. You could turn this into a script yourself and schedule it via cron. BRiT, I am not THAT pro hehe

Any recommendations of program to do this on unraid? ls -altR /mnt/disk* > /mnt/cache/filelists Is there no program? Would be easier.

Any recommendations of program to do this on unraid?

Well, I need a bit more help The full command to the docker is docker run -p 8080:8080 -p 25565:25565 othrayte/amp Minecraft --licence-key your-licence-key-xxxx +MinecraftModule.Minecraft.PortNumber 25565 The "Minecraft --licence-key your-licence-key-xxxx" part works fine, but then I add "+MinecraftModule.Minecraft.PortNumber 25565", the docker command becomes: run -d --name="Bjonness406-AMP" --net="bridge" -e TZ="Europe/Berlin" -p 8100:8080/tcp -p 25570:25565/tcp -v "/mnt/cache/appdata/amp2/":"/ampdata":rw othrayte/amp Minecraft --licence-key your-licence-key-xxxx MinecraftModule.Minecraft.PortNumber 25565 So it is running without the "+" and the docker will not start, instead I get this line in the docker log: Unknown option MinecraftModule.Minecraft.PortNumber Any idea on this?

They should, but if I use another ones docker, I don't want to ask him "Hey, could you change you perfectly working docker to use environment variable instead , so I could use it on unraid".. There should really be an option for extra docker container parameters. Then unraid's docker support would be more flexible since you can use another ones docker, and just create a template file.