Tjlejeune

Never tried that docker but you can use tasker yatse and ifttt to control Kodi with a Google home

something like this for retro games would actually be pretty cool. As wrong as piracy is, for a lot of old games, its really the only option./

Hey everyone, I'm currently waiting on parts for a new unraid build and I got to thinking about my old hardware. I'm considering connecting it to the new server via a SFP+ and using it as a media encoder. Wanna try clustercode so I can have both servers encoding but if that doesn't work handbrake. Got me wondering if anyone has tried something similar and what everyone is doing with their old unraid hardware.

Unraid is based off of slackware, so you should be able to install whatever software you want. A headless server doesn't really need a WiFi manager or a way to change keyboard layout, but I'm sure it's doable with a few quick Google searches. Installing software isn't as easy as Ubuntu based distros, but it's doable. Using a VM is the better option though. The performance loss using KVM is barely noticeable.

There's already a full desktop. Boot into gui mode

I use aptalca/docker-dolphin and I'm playing around with filebrowser/filebrowser from community applications. Didn't like Krusader. Too much going on for me

Oh, quotes were needed around $target. Tried fixing that myself but missed that. Thanks again

Thank you. Works as long as there's no spaces in the folder name

Need some help. I'm trying to set up unraid to move any folder larger than 5G in my download folder to a watch folder I have set up with the handbrake docker. Any one know how I can accomplish this?

+1

I use an old Android phone running Tasker to do this. Works great

Why not just have two separate folders. One that only exists in the cache and one that uses the array then use a script to copy any older file from the cache folder to the array folder

Hey everyone. Recently ran filebot manually and noticed they've launched a Patreon to help with Linux development. If you're a filebot user, you should definitely consider pleading towards this project https://www.patreon.com/filebot/overview

It would be nice if unraid had a away to automatically manage files in specific folders based off of user dictated conditions . For example, move *.PDF files from download folder to document folder, delete files smaller than x, delete folders smaller than x, or run filebot when new video is added to a folder. There's a few programs for window (file juggler, Belvedere) and Mac ( Hazel) that already do this, but unfortunately I've yet to find a linux alternative.

UnRaid is already more than just network attached storage. Why not also give users the ability to easily manage files without dealing with docker or network privilege settings? Kinda seems like the web UI for a NAS OS should include an built in way to manage your files. Also +1 for ability to disable it if desired