Zepius

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  1. I assume this is running the x64 version of nextcloud?

     

    i'm having issues with downloading large files > 10GB where i can download about 1-2GB and then it stops

     

    EDIT:

     

    this error shows up in the logs when it fails

     

    Uncaught Error: Access to undeclared static property: OC\Files\Filesystem::$normalizedPathCache in /config/www/nextcloud/lib/private/Files/Filesystem.php:806 Stack trace: #0 /config/www/nextcloud/lib/private/Files/View.php(2018): OC\Files\Filesystem::normalizePath('/zepius/files/M...') #1 /config/www/nextcloud/lib/private/Files/View.php(1156): OC\Files\View->unlockFile('/Media/Movies/Z...', 1) #2 [internal function]: OC\Files\View->OC\Files\{closure}() #3 /config/www/nextcloud/apps/files_external/3rdparty/icewind/streams/src/CallbackWrapper.php(109): call_user_func(Object(Closure)) #4 [internal function]: Icewind\Streams\CallbackWrapper->stream_close() #5 {main} thrown at /config/www/nextcloud/lib/private/Files/Filesystem.php#806

  2. I'm looking for a docker that allows me to share the data i have in a specific folder already over a platform where a user can log in and download that data.

     

    I've seen Nextcloud and Owncloud but those seem to create new shares which i do not want.

     

    does such a docker exist?

     

    i also do not want to mess with VPN.

  3. Yesterday, I had a drive fail (disk is clicking and not recoverable) and its now listed as not installed in unRAID. I have a new, larger drive (1TB to 3TB) arriving tomorrow. I just want to make sure I have the proper steps to getting the drive installed and the contents properly written to the new drive. Can someone give me those steps or link me to the proper page with the steps on them?

     

    i'm on unRAID 6.2.4

  4. So if I were to point everything to /downloads and set it at /mnt/user/downloads that would work much better? Then lets say I download a movie, would I just set the location to download to /downloads/movies/movie name? I'm assuming this would be the cleanest way to keep everything organized. I just dont understand the difference of creating a user share for Movies, TV, etc. Vs letting transmission create it when I set the download location to /downloads/movies/movie name or /downloads/tv/Mythbusters/Season 01 etc.

     

    i'll just assume you'll get a SSD and have a cache drive for the below:

     

    you'd want /downloads to be /mnt/cache/downloads as staging table for CP and Sonarr to move and organize your movies and tv shows to your actual share for your media ( /mnt/user/Media/ or whatever you have it as ).

     

    even if you have different categories for how downloads are saved (i use nzbget, so i dont know what transmission does) for when your media gets downloaded within the /downloads/ directory, you would still point /downloads within sonarr and couchpotato to still be /mnt/cache/downloads instead of like /mnt/cache/downloads/tv . sonarr and CP would complain about not having access to the file otherwise.

     

    hopefully that makes it a little more clear. if you need a screenshot of my dockers, please let me know.

  5. Found a docker in the comments of the post : https://github.com/DvdGiessen/nginx-rtmp-docker

     

    then can someone convert this so i can manage it through the docker tab?

    Turn on dockerhub searches within CA settings, then search for dvdgiessen.  You'll have to add the port of 1935, and a volume mapping of /path/to/my/custom/nginx.conf mapped to /etc/nginx/nginx.conf  (its not an automated build, so CA won't be able to populate those fields)

     

    tried this. doesnt start for me. and there's nothing in the log from the docker page

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  6. At some point, it might be nice to have a flash backup option built in, but it's not a priority because of how limited it would be.  The problem is, where would you backup the flash to.  If you backup to any drive on the system, on the array or unassigned, how would you get access to that backup if your current flash drive failed and you couldn't boot the system?  You only have 2 choices - either backup to a second flash drive that's also inserted on the system, or go through the hassle of setting up a a remote link (to a shared location on another machine on your network) and backup to it

     

    i actually would like the option to backup to a share. I have a share setup that is connected to a dropbox docker. I would like to have that backed to that location automatically.

  7. i remember seeing somewhere or reading somewhere that mapping things to the share directory vs the actual cache drives can cause drives to spin up.

     

    Map your appdata stuff to /mnt/cache/appdata and do something similar to the download one as well.

  8. I have containers setup for my downloads (Transmission/Couch Potato/Sick Rage/SABnzbd/PLEX)

     

    How can I integrate my VPN into this setup? I'm a Linux/unRAID newb but know enough to work through both. Is there a container/plugin that allows you to run any VPN?

     

    I'd love to keep this container-only setup due to its super low overhead but would it be easier/preferred to spin up a Ubuntu VM and run it all through there instead?

     

    I do prefer gui's but not afraid of command line.

     

    Any help you guys can afford me would be appreciated.

     

    Thanks.

     

    are you wanting to setup your own vpn or just those dockers in a vpn?

     

    if you want the dockers in a vpn, there's dockers of transmission and sabnzbd that have vpn capabilities built in.

     

    The goal is P2P protection but I don't mind running it on the machine if that's what it takes. I just need to know how to install it. I saw there was OpenVPN versions of those but are they compatible with any VPN service? Forgive as I'm unfamiliar.

     

    you really only need P2P protection on transmission. Just enable SSL if you havent already for your servers in sab. I dont use a transmission docker so I'm not sure how to setup the vpn piece of it. I assume its easy and probably in the install instructions.

     

    If you want everything to run over vpn, you probably will need to setup a VM and have it always connected to a VPN.

  9. I have containers setup for my downloads (Transmission/Couch Potato/Sick Rage/SABnzbd/PLEX)

     

    How can I integrate my VPN into this setup? I'm a Linux/unRAID newb but know enough to work through both. Is there a container/plugin that allows you to run any VPN?

     

    I'd love to keep this container-only setup due to its super low overhead but would it be easier/preferred to spin up a Ubuntu VM and run it all through there instead?

     

    I do prefer gui's but not afraid of command line.

     

    Any help you guys can afford me would be appreciated.

     

    Thanks.

     

    are you wanting to setup your own vpn or just those dockers in a vpn?

     

    if you want the dockers in a vpn, there's dockers of transmission and sabnzbd that have vpn capabilities built in.

  10. So you want your movies and TV folders to go accross multiple disks (level 2) but 1 movie or 1 TV show to be on one disk?

    Imho that is ok for movies, but some TV shows seem to keep going forever and at some point that disk will be full.

    I have a similar setup where my top level is media and it even includes audio. But so far I haven't filled my disks yet to be a problem. But I know it will come.

    I would like them to roll over to each disk evenly. I'm probably just not understanding it.

     

    Sent from my SAMSUNG-SM-N920A using Tapatalk

     

    you need to change your split level in your share options then.

    To what then? That's my misunderstanding then :S

     

    Sent from my SAMSUNG-SM-N920A using Tapatalk

     

    if you want everything split evenly without restricting what folder gets placed on what drive, you need to set it to be "Automatically split any directory as required"

     

    right now, the way you have the share setup is that the top level (share) and the folder under it need to be on the same drive. Since you created the folder before moving any data, the system wants to keep everything on disk 1.