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  1. Hm I was able to get the docker converted to a template in Unraid, but could you provide some more info on how your Nginx docker is setup to act as a webserver for the Seafile docker? I can't seem to figure out how to get them to communicate properly
  2. So I've managed to get the container working initially, as in it generates a cert and I can reach the default nginx index page via https://my.url.com however when I go to add a location entry for Seafile, nginx fails to start upon restarting the container.. am I doing something wrong? The problem is that I can't seem to replicate somebody's config entirely because I have the Nginx container running on Unraid @ 192.168.1.200 and Seafile is running in a VM @ 192.168.1.201:8000 Below is my current /config/nginx/sites-conf/default file server { listen 80; listen 443 ssl default_server; root /config/www; index index.html index.htm index.php; server_name _; ssl_certificate /config/keys/fullchain.pem; ssl_certificate_key /config/keys/privkey.pem; ssl_dhparam /config/nginx/dhparams.pem; ssl_ciphers 'xxxxxx'; ssl_prefer_server_ciphers on; client_max_body_size 0; location / { try_files $uri $uri/ /index.html /index.php?$args =404; } location ~ \.php$ { fastcgi_split_path_info ^(.+\.php)(/.+)$; fastcgi_pass unix:/var/run/php5-fpm.sock; fastcgi_index index.php; fastcgi_param SCRIPT_FILENAME $document_root$fastcgi_script_name; include fastcgi_params; } location /seafile { include /config/nginx/proxy.conf; proxy_pass http://192.168.1.201:8000; } } Any ideas what the problem could be? It's probably something stupidly simple however I've been struggling to just get Seafile working all day and I think my brain is fried at this point.Thanks!
  3. Hey guys, Have been trying to get my Pydio container to connect to my mariadb container for the past few hours to no prevail. I keep getting the error : access denied for user 'pydiouser'@'172.17.0.11' (using password: YES) I've tried deleting both containers and first creating the mariadb container, adding user pydiouser and creating the db pydio THEN creating the pydio container, but still nothing.. and I've triple checked that the pydiouser passwd is correct. I am putting the Host as the internal IP of my Unraid server, so I don't see a reason why it won't authenticate. Any ideas?? EDIT:: Figured it out, duh. Inside your MariaDB container, make sure you create the new user with "host" as "%" rather than localhost. So your command to create the pydio user should be: CREATE USER 'pydiouser'@'%' IDENTIFIED BY 'password';
  4. Hi, Running unRaid ver. 6.1.8 with ownCloud docker latest, and I left all default settings except changed volume mapping on host to /mnt/user/ownCloud Install goes fine, however I cannot access the WebUI of docker. Anytime I try to access IP:8000 I get a "This webpage is not available ERR_CONNECTION_REFUSED" Anybody else have this issue? I've also tried changing port mappings and still nothing. EDIT: Well I seem to have just solved my own issue by waiting. After about 15mins the webpage worked! No idea why but just happy it works now.
  5. Ah, thanks for the info. In that case, since I need a flash drive anyway, might as well boot from it.
  6. Hi all, Recently purchased a used Supermicro 2U server on eBay for a great price, and to my surprise, the seller threw in an 8GB Innodisk SATA DOM (D150QV-L) which I figure would be perfect for booting unRAID as it simply fits right in the first SATA slot on the mobo. However, now I'm coming to the problem of installing unRAID onto it. Typically I would just plug the DOM into one of the sata slots on my desktop, reboot, and format/make it bootable as in the getting started guide, however my desktop motherboard lacks the special 5V power plug that the DOM needs to, well, get powered. My next thought was to boot into a live linux distro, download the unRAID zip, and install it to the DOM that way, but it seems there are no instructions on how to install unRAID to a disk from within Linux. Can anybody (preferably somebody who has successfully booted unRAID from a DOM) give me some advice or let me know how they did it? Thanks!
  7. Ah, I was under the impression that it was strongly recommended for Unraid as well, but it seems most people on the forums are running on non-ecc mobo's. At this point I created a build on Newegg with an AMD A8-7600 , MSI A78M-E35 V2 and 8GB Ram but with the rackmount case (not even hot swappable), and 500W psu it's already a $300 build, excluding HDD's, but I guess I can't get much better than that for a quad core nas. Is there some way I can setup Unraid to do nightly backups of a specific folder (say, only one folder in Owncloud with the most important docs) to a separate internal HDD that isn't in an array?
  8. It's not mission critical stuff but it will have some important documents I don't want lost (documents backed up from my PC). And as far as I've seen, everybody seems to strongly recommend ecc memory for zfs and unraid. Although I'm often wondering if it is worth it too.. but I'd be hitting myself over the head of some memory issue were to cause data loss. As for the bays, they are four 3.5" bays on the R410
  9. Well a large part of why I'm choosing this over say building my own is the server-grade mobo and ECC Ram (yes it is ECC ram, checked with the seller). Building a whitebox machine that supports ECC Ram would be somewhere alone the lines of ~$200 for mobo, and ~$200 for ECC ram, and that's already more than the Dell. On top of that I'd need a rackmount case, CPU, PSU, and HBA. I think if I was going for a consumer grade build without ECC memory I'd be fine going with something I built myself but I just can't see building something server-grade below $500 Also, the four HDD bays isn't too much of a problem. To start, i'm planning on buying 3x 3TB Seagate NAS drives (one for parity, two for storage) and adding a fourth down the line. And in the future I can always replace them with 4TB/6TB/8TB drives if needed but I don't see myself needing that much storage any time soon. Or perhaps even buy a JBOD and connect it to the R410 with SAS? Heh i'll have to see about that one.
  10. Hey, I'm actually also considering getting a refurb R410 for my Unraid server, and was wondering if yours shipped with ECC Ram or non-ECC? Some sellers don't seem to mention either, but I'd wanna assume if they're putting it in an enterprise piece of hardware it would have ECC Ram. And also, are the SATA ports on the mobo SATA2 or 3? that was a concern of mine as well. Thanks
  11. Hi Guys, I recently decided I'll be going with Unraid for my new NAS build. However, i'm trying to keep my budget on hardware as low as possible while still being able to use ECC Ram and server-grade components, so I'm leaning towards buying a refurbished server instead of building my own, as much as I would like to. I've pretty much narrowed down my search to a refurbished Dell Poweredge R410, which range on Ebay anywhere from $150-$300 depending on configuration. I'm planning on using this NAS for media streaming/transcoding (Plex) to maybe 5 concurrent streams max, streaming either 720/1080p to mainly desktop/laptop clients. In addition, probably OwnCloud and a few small VM's but the main resource user I see becoming a problem is Plex. Because of this, I've decided I'd like something with dual quad core CPU's and 16GB memory at least. http://www.ebay.com/itm/Dell-PowerEdge-R410-Cabled-Server-2-x-E5520-16GB-RAM-PCI-Rail-Kit-/191409850981 that is pretty much all I want, however I had a few questions in regards to Poweredge R410's in general I suppose. First, is it safe to assume the servers are shipping with ECC ram? Most descriptions either just say "DDR3" or "PC3-10600R" and I've found that the R simply means Registered but not always ECC so I am a bit confused. Secondly, has anybody successfully used a Poweredge server (of this generation) with Unraid by simply plugging the sata from the backplane into the mobo, or am I going to want to purchase Dell PERC or other non-raid HBA? Unfortunately I think the ports on the mobo are SATA2, but will this drastically decrease performance for my uses? (Plex/Owncloud). Thanks for any input guys.