-Daedalus

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  1. Updated from 6.3.2 without issue, all seems good. Thanks guys! Any rough estimates on when we can expect 6.4 betas to appear?
  2. Ah, thought you might be part of their internal tester group or something, mainly as I hadn't heard anything about a UI overhaul.
  3. I realise this is off-topic, but are you allowed to give any indication of when this might happen?
  4. Great article there Pauven. TL;DR - Dual socket Naples is 2x faster than 2x2699v4s, apples to apples. 2.5x if Naples is let run at full tilt.
  5. So after some confusion, it seems debug logging is turned on by default, and for some reason the container was spewing logs all over the place, into the docker image, but not within the container, so it wasn't increasing in size in an easily trackable way (the Sync container itself didn't increase in size when checked with CAdvisor) The thread below explains this in more detail, as well as instructs how to remove the offending logs. I cleared about 5GB worth, most from Sync, rest from CouchPotato.
  6. RE: 'mono' CPU usage, I've noticed the same thing as well. Interested to hear if anyone has any input.
  7. I was getting a similar problem was well. My docker image file got filled over time (I don't know how long as I wasn't really paying attention to it), forcing me to remove and re-add the docker. Currently checking things, will report back.
  8. Interested too. Hoping for some good server options, but I've heard next to nothing outside of that "Naples" monster.
  9. First post following the forum migration. Things are looking pretty nice! Yup, I'm having the same thought RE cache settings.
  10. So there are no weird quirks with Docker stuff on cache:only user shares then? Think I'll have to move a few of my shares from :only to :prefer...
  11. With the understanding that 'appdata' is set to cache only, I understand that these two paths should be functionally identical, but I remember reading something in my early days of unRAID research "something something appdata user shares no-no", but can't find anything about it, despite google-fu. Any reason I shouldn't use /mnt/user for appdata?
  12. Posted this in the Dynamix WebUI support thread, but was told it would require an unRAID modification: The option to select a tab other than "Main" as the default tab to load. (Dashboard, most-likely. Or Stats or something) (I know I can just bookmark \\tower\dashboard, but it would be nice to not have to.
  13. Thanks for the reply! I never did find out what was doing this, but I had a suspicion it was something to do with a move-once-complete action the docker was doing. I tried a different download client and everything worked as expected. I think those shares you saw were "downloads" and "Documents" (which I have since renamed for consistency's sake).
  14. I've had the dashboard bookmarked this whole time. The simple point I'm trying to make is that it would be nice if this weren't necessary. If the UI is doing one thing, and lots of users are doing another, that would imply the UI could do with a change, hence the original post. I'm not looking for other solutions, I'm simply suggesting something that might be useful, hence "feature request".
  15. I... could... But that's a little like: "My car doesn't have doors" "You could simply add your own" There's of course ways of doing this without a UI setting, but it seems like something that should intuitively be there, hence why I mentioned it.
  16. Been using your MineOS docker for a while now, and seems to work nicely. One issue though is that the docker continually shows as having an update available, then pulls 0B of new data. Any idea what might be causing this? It's quite hard to tell if I'm on the latest version or not.
  17. Small request for the WebUI if possible: The ability to set Dashboard as the default page when browsing to the server, rather than Main.
  18. Updated from 6.2.4 -> 6.3 with no issues. Thanks guys!
  19. Hi all, Having a weird issue here with my setup. Whenever a download finishes - say, a season of TV - I see the following in server stats, and my whole system slows to a crawl, which impacts game servers I have running to the point of uselessness. Download moves from /mnt/user/downloads/incomplete to */downloads/complete when finished. "downloads" share is set to Use Cache: Yes. Cache has plenty of free space. Cache: 2x 500GB SSDs Array: Bunch of WD Reds, single parity. Anyone any idea what's going on here? I'm pretty stumped. Syslog attached. Edit: Weirdly, manually triggering the mover - which should be the same operation, if the array is for some reason involved - runs perfectly fine, and doesn't slow down anything. server-diagnostics-20161107-2223.zip
  20. Upgraded from previous to this, no issues so far. My process: Stop dockers Shutdown VMs Stop array Apply update Reboot Is all this necessary, out of curiosity?
  21. Thanks very much for that. CPU shares: If I were doing things correctly, all my dockers should be at, say 256, and I could increase or decrease that number, depending on priority. (MineOS on 1024, Plex on 512, and the rest on 256). CPU pinning: After reading the OP, I thought it was something a bit different from what it is.So CPU pinning is just "Use only these assigned cores and no more" with other dockers free to use any unused resources. But this is good because nothing from pinned docker is ever paged to RAM. As it stands, all dockers are shared at the default 1024, with Plex at 512, and MineOS is pinned to cores 0,1,2,3 (half of available). Seems to work reasonably well.
  22. I could do with a little help here. Not sure I'm understanding this... Main issue: With Plex docker transcoding multiple streams, Minecraft servers (in MineOS docker) experience lag. I'm hoping to reduce this by giving priority to MineOS, but still allowing Plex to use up to all remaining resources. As far as I get it, pinning a docker app to a given core means that anything used by that app that's in the CPU isn't moved out to RAM unless it has to be. So, would this mean I'd pin MineOS (the highest priority in this scenario) to, say, cores 0 and 1, and let Plex run as normal? Does this still allow Plex to use any untapped resources on 0 and 1, or have I just restricted it to the other six cores?
  23. Updated, dockers disappeared. IMG location is correct and so is appdata. Going for another reboot. Reboot didn't help. If you turn off dockers does it blow away the IMG file? Or I'll just copy it first. I only had three of them there, but expected them to show back up. All three were NOT on autostart. Well, if anyone has suggestions on how to get my dockers back that would be cool. I just did the upgrade through the ui. My dockers were there, but all had an update (they didn't actually). Started updating, some failed, ended up wiping. Turn off the docker service. It's in the docker settings somewhere, but there's a 'Delete docker image file' checkbox you'll need to tick to remove the image file. After that, just turn the service back on, and you can recreate your dockers from templates. Everything should be as you left it. I didn't have to do any setup what-so-ever.
  24. Updated from 6.1.9 with only the layer manifest docker issue. Docker wipe and recreate, and all's well. Cheers guys!