cheesemarathon

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  1. Thanks for the heads up Just added that option, the update should appear soon
  2. Well done for sorting it out. Sorry I took so long to reply but you posted in the middle of the night here in the UK :-P Did you get it to work with IPv6 or did you have to leave that disabled?
  3. If you need a browser that is outside of your current network or a browser you can easily factory restore. I did have it running remotely but I accessed it via VPN rather than a proxy. It should be fairly secure but I'm not a security expert so id rather rely on something I know to be secure, a VPN.
  4. I really wouldn't open this up to the internet! I can't vouch for how secure it is! If you want to access it remotely I would recommend connecting through a VPN. However, if you do insist, try to proxy the web client instead. It uses noVNC. There are some instructions for NGINX here .
  5. Yes there is. Once you have it setup, open cloud commander in your browser of choice. Then click the cog at the bottom of the page (or hit F10). In there enable the toggle box for auth and fill in the required fields.
  6. You may also want to try reading and writing lots of small files to the same share manually to prove that steamcache is the speed bottleneck Sent from my Pixel using Tapatalk
  7. I'm working on what I think could be a solution for the sniproxy steamcache problem. I'll let you know how I get on when I know more. Sent from my Pixel using Tapatalk
  8. The steam cache git hub says "a single 2TB WD Black on an HP Microserver, can achieve peak throughputs of 30MB/s+ using this setup" So it looks like your achieving what the authors have tested is possible. There is an environmental variable CACHE_MEM_SIZE which you could increase which may or may not improve speeds. But like nuhll said you can have a 10Gbit network but without fast disks either end you won't come close to saturating your network. Sent from my Pixel using Tapatalk
  9. Glad you got it working. Sorry, you had a crash, looked at your logs and am unsure what caused it but I'm by no means an expert. If everything is good again then I wouldn't worry.
  10. With the instructions I posted you can't run VM's. Shouldn't affect plex though. However if you setup the DNS container with a custom IP you should be able to run VM's again. It's due to a port conflict within the unRAID software. To change the IP click the name of the container. Change the network type from bridge to br0 then set an IP address in the box that appears. Make sure it is within the range your router would give out. Now set this IP as your DNS server on your gaming machine and you should be good to go. Note: you have to be running unRAID 6.4.0 to have the ability to set custom IP's Sent from my Pixel using Tapatalk
  11. I will attempt to combine the two but I'm no expert and it's not a function supported by docker. Well done changing the ports on unRAID and getting it to work that way. Atleast now we know how it should be configured. I have asked on the forums if there is a way to get two containers running with the same custom IP. No reply yet. Sorry I haven't been on here much, what with Christmas I've been a bit busy. Have a good new year! Sent from my Pixel using Tapatalk
  12. I'm trying to set up a generic steam cache container. For it to cache Origin it needs the SNI Proxy container running on the same IP so traffic is forwarded correctly. This uses port 443 so I cant run it on the host IP as unRAID uses port 443 and I don't want to disable this. So is there a way I can get 2 containers running on the same IP that is different to the host IP?
  13. Fantastic, yes post pictures of of how you have it all set up and ill see what I can out together! Well done! Sent from my Pixel using Tapatalk
  14. Steamcache and yes Sent from my Pixel using Tapatalk
  15. If I understand what your asking, you want to know how to specify the IP to forward origin requests to. If so you add a variable like I explained before but it should be for ORIGINCACHE_IP For your second question just run the container like in the instructions on its github page on the same machine you are running the origin cache on. It will receive requests over https and forward them correctly. I believe that's how it works anyway but I have not tested any of this. It's just from reading the documentation. Sent from my Pixel using Tapatalk
  16. I believe this is as easy as running the steamcache/sniproxy on your unRAID machine. You can find info on that here but it should be as simple as running this command: docker run --name sniproxy -p 443:443 steamcache/sniproxy:latest You cant change the ports so if you have conflicts they will have to be fixed in the conflicting container, not in sniproxy. Give it a try if you can!
  17. If the only thing you changed was the image to steamcache/general then It might not survive a restart. It looks like from the github that each service is cached to a separate folder. One for steam, one for origin etc. If you don't map those folders then the cached data won't survive the docker container being restarted. I believe that's how steamcache/generic is working anyway. Sent from my Pixel using Tapatalk
  18. Ok the steamcache-dns container should work for all game services as far as I can tell from the info on the steamcache github pages. I have not tried this though. However, the steamcache container I have made available in community apps uses the steamcache/steamcache image. In order to use services other than steam you need to use the steamcache/generic image. I have plans to change this but I have not had time to as of yet. Basic instructions on how to set this up are described here: https://github.com/steamcache/generic Before you try that though I suggest that you start from scratch and try to get my templates working from community applications. A few questions to try work out what is going wrong: 1. What unRAID version are you running? 2. What containers do you have installed and working? 3. When you got the errors you posted above, did you install from terminal or community apps? 4. Can you post an image of your Docker tab in the unRAID GUI with advanced turned on? The error you are getting above is because of the format of the image at the end of the comand. It should not be a URL. It should be steamcache/steamcache or steamcahce/generic or steamcache/steamcache-dns. For example, a command that should work: docker run -d --name="SteamCache" --net="br0" --ip="192.168.86.2" -e TZ="Europe/Berlin" -e HOST_OS="unRAID" steamcache/generic/
  19. I'm sorry I'm confused as to where you are at and what your trying at the moment. Delete your containers for now and use my installation instructions for both containers. That should get you to a working state. Then we can go from there. If you have trouble let me know at what point. Sent from my Pixel using Tapatalk
  20. with nearly 10Mbit/s (only putty) complete destroying my server [emoji3] Putty cant even keep up im at 23:30 but its already a hour later... [emoji23] edit2: And steam is not downloading, was downloading till 53mb or somethign then stopped 0kbs. edit3: okay, without variable its also not working. It must have to do with the dns, but thats the dns they providerd Oo ??! Ok I'd suggest forgetting all the extra stuff you want to do for now. Get it working with their DNS with out the extra variables. Then work your way up. Post your configs for both docker containers. I'm away this weekend so I'll post when I can. Sent from my Pixel using Tapatalk
  21. Sorry just noticed an error I typed. In the drop down select variable not path! Sent from my Pixel using Tapatalk
  22. On the docker tab. Click the docker name aka "steamcache" to edit it. At the bottom click "Add another path port or variable". In the new window that open, in the drop down select path. In the name and key box put "CACHE_MAX_AGE" or one of the other keys. In the value box but "365d" or whatever the required value is. Repeat for other variables you require. This should work but I've not tested this. Sent from my Pixel using Tapatalk
  23. Fantastic! Thanks for finding that. I'll add that to the instructions when I get a chance! Sent from my Pixel using Tapatalk
  24. Ok glad you've found it. As I said though. I didn't write the DNS software. I'm unsure how you would use this info exactly. I hope you get it to work. If you do would you mind positing here how you set it up for others info? Thank you. Sent from my Pixel using Tapatalk
  25. A quick Google gave me this https://forums.lime-technology.com/topic/41603-gui-for-cron/ Have a look on the forums if that is no help Sent from my Pixel using Tapatalk