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  1. Hey 
    I put together a simple batch script that does what I need, and I just want to share it if there are others who need it :) 
     

    I use User Scripts, and have added it there. But you can also just run it from the console. 

     

    This Show the Dockers - Name / IP / MAC
     

    #!/bin/bash
    docker inspect -f '|-| {{.Name}} |-| {{range .NetworkSettings.Networks}} {{.IPAddress}} |-| {{.MacAddress}}{{end}} |-|' $(sudo docker ps -aq) | tr -d /

     

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  2. Hi And thank you for the good work you do :) 


    The Terraria-TShock Docker I'm trying to run version 1.4.0.2 but it doesn't pick up the latest version of TShock (v4.4.0-pre3) and Terraria

    (The Game Version variable is set to: 1.4.0.2)

     

    The log:

    TShock 4.3.26.0 (Mintaka) now running.
    AutoSave Enabled
    Backups Disabled
    Welcome to TShock for Terraria. Initialization complete.
    [Server API] Info Plugin TShock v4.3.26.0 (by The TShock Team) initiated.
    Terraria Server v1.3.5.3


    And If I manually overwrite the files it fails


    So my question is
    Is it possible to choose the TShock version yourself with a variable? 

     

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  3. On 3/20/2020 at 9:07 AM, Mirano said:

    @rix

     

    Hey i set up your Synclounge docker, i loved the idea of having it all automated. Yet when i go to my url the automation just doesn't work. My settings:

     

    Can you help me out?

     

    error.png

     

    I found out his docker is 7 months behind so I made it work by using the official docker container...

  4. Hey! 

    So..

     

    I was going to make a post if you could add custom output folders.

    But before I post here, I saw there was an update.

     

    And can see that you have added that option!!! Fuc**ng amazing! :D

     

    (explanation for why I wanted it)

     

    I don't like that there are different formats in the plex folder, so the opportunity to convert them before they enters the folder is super nice.

     

     

    So far I have tested for a few months on files that are not part of the plex folder to see if everything works properly!

    And it just runs without any flaws, it's so cool! 

    Right now i have a vm as a converter, which I look forward to getting away and using only your docker.

     

    Keep up the good work

     

    Sincerely EmilionDK

     

     

  5. Hey! 

    I started testing this docker, and it's super cool. :)

     

    But it is possible that you can change SSL Protocols and Cipher Suite yourself?


    And use letsencrypt 4096 bit key?

     

    If possible, I will move everything from the letsencrypt docker to the Nginx Proxy Manager.

    Just info:
    And if you use this for your unraid remember to add ( proxy_buffering off; ) and ( allow your-local-network-ip/24; deny all; )

    under "Custom Nginx Configuration" 

    So you can see the text when you update a docker / the server, and block people from outside, to access your server


    And keep up the good job! :D

  6. 12 minutes ago, progrock said:

    I got my Dell H310 Perc off ebay today.  Planning to try to flash it tonight.  I downloaded the latest toolset from 

     

    The toolset includes a Rufus exe... but I don't currently have a windows machine.  Is there an easy way to create the needed bootable USB using either Mac OSX or Linux?

     

    Can I just download the FreeDOS Lite v1.2 from http://www.freedos.org/download/  and use dd to create the bootable flash drive?

    Just for info if you have problems with the H310 after! ;)

     

  7. Hey :)

     

    I have an idea, and hope it can be done, but it is possible that you can make it so that every time the server starts / updates then it make a random admin password.

    And write the password in the log file?

     

    So you do not have to write, docker exec -it openvpn-as passwd admin "your password" each time it updates, so it just make a random admin password itself?

     

    Why not just create a new user which is admin, and delete the default admin user? Is it recreated upon updates of this container, or did i miss something?

     

     

    Hey  thomast_88  :)

     

    Yes, I have a different user which is admin, but even if you delete the admin user, it will come back after you've made an update to the docker. With the default user (admin) and passwords (passwords) but remember the other uses that are made.

     

    (

    To change the password (recommended) do

    docker exec -it openvpn-as passwd admin (You will have to repeat this step if you update or reinstall this container)

    )

  8. Hey :)

     

    I have an idea, and hope it can be done, but it is possible that you can make it so that every time the server starts / updates then it make a random admin password.

    And write the password in the log file?

     

    So you do not have to write, docker exec -it openvpn-as passwd admin "your password" each time it updates, so it just make a random admin password itself?

    Personally, I wouldn't want anything anywhere logging my password

     

    Why not just make a user script for the user.scripts plugin composed of that command.  One click and you're done.

     

    It was just to get away from the default password, which is all too easy to get into someone else's vpn if they have had an update and forgot to change the default password.

     

    "Why not just make a user script for the user.scripts plugin composed of that command.  One click and you're done."

    I wish I knew how, but I'm wayyyyy too new to unraid and coding ;P

     

     

  9. Hey :)

     

    I have an idea, and hope it can be done, but it is possible that you can make it so that every time the server starts / updates then it make a random admin password.

    And write the password in the log file?

     

    So you do not have to write, docker exec -it openvpn-as passwd admin "your password" each time it updates, so it just make a random admin password itself?

  10. Thanks for all the answers :)

     

    And

     

    NOTE to the OP---  I observed that you want to use dual parity.  You may want to consider that choice very carefully.  There is a performance penalty in using dual parity with older, slower hardware.  (I had a quick look at the C2100 and, apparently, it was introduced back in about 2010.)  In my opinion, If you have less then eight data drives, on a statistical basis, dual parity doesn't buy that much protection if you monitor the state of your server on a active basis.  By the same token, if you are not monitoring the state of your server, you are as likely to find you have a three drive failure situation as a one or two drive failure issue.  Beyond about ten drives, dual parity makes sense... 

     

     

    Yea it's true,  :) I'm just used to running with a RAID system. Where it can fuck a little more up, if a disk dies.  ::)

  11. Hello :)

     

    I have now tested unRAID for a while and are ready to start it up on my C2100 server.

     

    But how safe is it to use with 6.2 Public Beta?

     

    Would it be better to just run with 6.1.9?

     

    I would like to run with the Dual-parity, but if i can lose my data would i prefer to run with 6.1.9

     

    What is your opinion about it.  :)

     

     

    My setup will be:

     

    C2100 Server:

    RAM = 72GB

    CPU = 2 x Intel Xeon L5630

    RAID CARD = DELL PowerEdge PERC H310, Flash to IT MODE

     

    unRAID PRO:

    Parity disk = 1-2 x WD RED 4TB

    Cache pool = 2 x SSD 250GB

    Storage = 4-5 x WD RED 4TB

     

    :D

     

     

     

     

     

     

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