Arndroid

Is it possible to send mail from the Docker? I currently am reverse proxy'ing the Docker, might aswell move it to my Debian VM completely if mail doesn't work through the Dockers otherwise?

I tried to change it to /data, no dice. Neither with "/mnt/user/Downloads/complete" nor with "/downloads/complete". Also, I don't think that the "Docker image" is located at "/mnt/user/appdata/activ-transmissionvpn", right?

To add, I also had to place my openvpn.ovpn file in the openvpn folder, as I discovered from the DelugeVPN docker from BinHex. But, downloading works, it just seems to download to a different then specified location: Settings.json shows this for both the complete and incomplete locations: Changing those locations to "/mnt/user/Downloads/complete" and "/mnt/user/Downloads/incomplete" result in "Permission denied" errors, likely because it cannot find the (relative) path? I on the otherhand cannot find "/home/nobody/Downloads" This is my only Docker Host Path parameter: Any tips on changing the locations? (And finding the "/home/nobody/Downloads" location, to remove the files that are now there)

Ah I see, my VPN provider does deliver multiple ways to apply an VPN server. Including OpenVPN .ovpn files, in which the port seems to be 1194, changing it to 1194 however does not seem to work. BinHex's DelugeVPN docker seems to work fine, quite smoothly. Maybe I should look into Docker stuff myself then. Edit: Changing the VPN Protocol from PPTP to udp, including the port change from 1195 to 1194 has done the trick. Thanks for the help!

Wow... you're right. Thanks, seems to work now! That went really smooth, I like it.

Thanks, I have transferred the post over there. In the meanwhile, I have tried DelugeVPN aswell, I figured it can't hurt. I cannot seem to access the WebGUI here aswell. Docker log Same settings/situation as before, except for some things: Host Port 1: 8112 Host Port 2: 58846 Host Port 3: 58946 Host Port 4: 58946 Host Port 5: 8118 Host Parth 2: /mnt/cache/appdata/data #(No VPN_REMOTE defined, using a .ovpn file under "/mnt/user/appdata/binhex-delugevpn/openvpn") Key 4: custom (and tried airvpn aswell) (VPN_PROV) Key 5: (VPN_OPTIONS) Key 6: yes (STRICT_PORT_FORWARD) Key 9: 209.222.18.222,37.235.1.174,8.8.8.8,209.222.18.218,37.235.1.177,8.8.4.4 (NAME_SERVERS) #(Default) Key 11: 000 (UMASK) AppData Config Path: /mnt/user/appdata/binhex-delugevpn (/config) Notes: I noticed the OpenVPN inside the docker uses 1194 and cannot be changed. Just to make sure, is it an issue that the port is already in use by the OpenVPN-as docker from LinuxServer.io?

I am trying to setup TransmissionVPN and I can't access the WebGUI, I think it is related to the network side of things. Docker log Docker settings: Host Port 1: 9091 Host Port 2: 8118 Host Path 2: /mnt/user/Downloads Key 1: yes (VPN_ENABLED) Key 2: $username (VPN_USER) Key 3: $password (VPN_PASS) Key 4: $serveraddress (VPN_REMOTE) Key 5: 1195 (VPN_PORT) Key 6: PPTP (VPN_PROTOCOL) Key 7: custom (VPN_PROV) Key 8: no (ENABLE_PRIVOXY) Key 9: 192.168.1.0/24 (LAN_NETWORK) Key 10: 192.168.*.* (WHITELIST) Key 11: false (DEBUG) Key 12: 99 (PUID) Key 13: 100 (PGID) unRAID Share Path: /mnt/user AppData Config Path: /mnt/user/appdata/activ-transmissionvpn Notes: None of the ports stated are portforwared. And yes, the VPN_PORT was changed to 1195 from 1194, because I use OpenVPN-as from LinuxServer.io already, and have 1194 therfore portforwarded. VPN info has been tested through PTTP on my Windows, and works. My router IP is set to 192.168.0.1 (was 192.168.178.1 initially, if that matters)

I am trying to setup TransmissionVPN (by activ, based on binhex's VPN code) but I believe here would be the right thread to post about issues, for I don't even get to see the WebGUI and I think it is related to the network side of things. Docker log Docker settings: Host Port 1: 9091 Host Port 2: 8118 Host Path 2: /mnt/user/Downloads Key 1: yes (VPN_ENABLED) Key 2: $username (VPN_USER) Key 3: $password (VPN_PASS) Key 4: $serveraddress (VPN_REMOTE) Key 5: 1195 (VPN_PORT) Key 6: PPTP (VPN_PROTOCOL) Key 7: custom (VPN_PROV) Key 8: no (ENABLE_PRIVOXY) Key 9: 192.168.1.0/24 (LAN_NETWORK) Key 10: 192.168.*.* (WHITELIST) Key 11: false (DEBUG) Key 12: 99 (PUID) Key 13: 100 (PGID) unRAID Share Path: /mnt/user AppData Config Path: /mnt/user/appdata/activ-transmissionvpn Notes: None of the ports stated are portforwared. And yes, the VPN_PORT was changed to 1195 from 1194, because I use OpenVPN-as from LinuxServer.io already, and have 1194 therfore portforwarded. VPN info has been tested through PTTP on my Windows, and works. My router IP is set to 192.168.0.1 (was 192.168.178.1 initially, if that matters)

Sorry aptalca, I could indeed have looked through the thread a little more before posting about the issue I had. I didn't expect it to be in the most recent posts, nor could I think of the right search terminology at that time. However, wgstarks already pointed out the GitHub guide and how this docker was updated just last week, making some changes in the initial setup. I did a clean installation of the docker and followed the guide from the GitHub page, everything went smoothly from there on. Very happy with the docker!

Awesome, thank you! Also great to see this in active development.

Indeed seems to be much easier, not that I had any problems the way I had to set it up according to the video. (... Well, you know what I mean) Gridrunner's video still holds value regarding to the SSL setup, the basics of it were a big help in applying it for myself under my own environment.

Indeed, I clean installed OpenVPN-as and followed the GitHub instructions. All problems were solved instantly. Thank you.

I believe you are refering to these steps, to be exact: https://github.com/linuxserver/docker-openvpnas#setting-up-the-application What I did/try to do: Under Authentication > General change from Local to PAM, and back from PAM to Local again. (It was already on Local for some reason) Then deleted user(s) in de webgui. (And SSH, userdel) Then continued to add users under SSH and then add then in the webgui. I am un able to remove the admin user in the webgui. (As the steps on GitHub mention) So I deleted the admin user via SSH, userdel. (not webgui...) Modified the "as.conf" under "/appdata/openvpn-as/etc" and commeted the "boot_pam_users.0=admin" line by putting a hashtag in front of it. But, as you probably guessed by now, I am still unable to log in with my newly created user(s). (Login failed, both Login and Connect) I am using Linuxserver's OpenVPN-as, but there seem to be differences, even in the GitHub guide, or is it just me? Any more info I can provide to help solve this issue?

I have followed the Video guide here: This also do double check steps. Creating an Admin password and logging in and chaging settings works fine. However, I have, as shown in the video, also created a new user. (around 7:10) But I cannot login with it afterwards as shown in the video. (around 8:55) I set the dropdownmenu to Login instead of Connect aswell, as shown in the video. Is there something that has changed since this video was created, that requires my attention in order to log in with the newly created user(s)?

MVP, as always. Silly me for not noticing that this time around. Thanks!

I've recently Precleared two 8TB WD Red's, and it does not want to mount, or so Unraid says: "Unmountable". During the Preclear it showed "*" as temperature. I do not think it actually has SMART data either. What can I do here? There is not data one that drive, so I do not care about any of that. (Other then my other drives in the RAID of course) The other is already set up as a Parity drive, seemingly fine. Cheers, Arndroid

That's where it should be.... wherever you mapped /config to be on your array. Hmm indeed, it seem to have disappeared out of the blue. As I started the docker again, it appeared, but had forced me to go through the wizard. I only had to set up API's and stuff, other than that everything is fine. Strange, but I guess it it solved now.

stop the container, backup your ini file, try changing the entries for username and password to just `=` after the relevant values in the core section. Heya, Where can I find the .ini file (config.ini)? I would change the username and password in it, but I cannot find it under: /mnt/user/appdata/CouchPotato/ Where is it located? Thanks!

I seem to have misplaced my username and password for CouchPotato, the one I have in my KeePass manager isn't working. Is there any way to change or rest my username/password? I cannot find the config.ini under /appdata/Couchpotato, I seem to be looking for a /var/ directory according to Google, but I cannot find it. Thanks in advance and happy holidays! Cheers, Arndroid

Ah, yes, sounds like solid enough advice. Thanks for the advice on this!

I have found the update instructions over here: http://support.wdc.com/downloads.aspx?p=201& Would it be okay to execute the Linux instructions on a UnRAID configuration?

Hello all, I just recieved a new WD Red which says "NASware 3.0", I looked it up and it seems to indicate it comes pre updated with the WD Red FW update. Now, my older WD Red HDD's do not have this "NASware 3.0" indication on the label. How would I go about updating them in my UnRAID rig? Cheers, Arndroid

Indeed, I barely use the GPU anyways. I'll pop that one out. It is a single PCIe 3.0 x16 slot. Which SATA controller is recommended for usage with unraid? Thanks.

My motherboard, see my signature, has run out of it's 6 SATA ports. Now, I would like to add another HDD to my array, which SATA controller or similar do I get for my UnRAID setup? Thanks in advance! Cheers, Arndroid

I have 2 SSDs as Cache pool, 3 Disks and 1 Parity drive. (And of course the USB-stick under Boot Device) Will I still be able to add an addition Disk to my array with the Plus license at this time? Cheers, Arndroid