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Do you happen to have any spare m.2 slots ? You can get adapters to from m.2 to PCIE x4 slot (direct mount or with riser)

I doubt the database is locally accessible (localhost or 127.0.0.1) as support note on first post says it needs an external db. Remember dockers run isolated from the host (your unraid server). Change these database location settings to the IP:PORT of the database you have created.

Pretty sure Unify has killed the self hosted option. Unraid doesn't have vendor lock in, you can choose the best solution, this video should start you on your journey

Officially not supported, but... https://forums.developer.nvidia.com/t/nvenc-and-gp106-100/67850/3 But with some hacked drivers it might work

Enabled advanced view in top right of the template and add your args to Extra Parameters field

I'm assuming there is one of the two paths that you arent updating, at least not over smb? I would exclude that disk in the share settings.

If you kept the two structures on seperate disks, but in the same share (top level folder), Unraid would merge structures for you as part of how it manages its shares. Might take some further research to get right, but that sounds like what you want.

You can easily do it so your two paths appear like so: /z/x and /z/y i.e. both folder exist under the same root folder, would that work?

Take a look at Airsonic, its a newer fork of the original Subsonic project (which went closed source) and maintains compatibility with many of the same clients.

instructions are in the lined post, other than that you will need to enable nested virtualisation in unraid, steps mentioned here: make sure you backup the vm before attempting these changes.

This is how I do it now, but come version 6.9 I'll transition this to a dedicated pool. Once a download completes, it is moved by the torrent client to a completed folder, from there it is grabbed by my media searcher (such as Sonarr docker) and copied to media folder on array.

Oooo... It's coming though, available on a recent insider build https://community.amd.com/thread/247222

Microsoft hasn't added support yet, last I looked into it. Only Intel, and I believe pre-zen amd is supported currently.

Unraids implementation of docker doesn't preserve user defined networks between restarts unless you explicitly enable the option to do so. This can be done in docker settings while docker service is disabled.

Seems like the best solution given your specific scenario is simply having a win10 machine with linux virtualised on the desktop (hyper-v, virtualbox etc)

You could also look at running a light weight VM like libreelec (kodi), which will also give you music management and visualisation etc. Not sure if there are any dedicated music distros out there

Sound drivers need to be added to unraid for this to work, then you can simply pass "--device /dev/snd" to the docker (such as airsonic in jukebox mode). If you consider yourself an advanced user, you could look into the custom kernel builder thread to add them yourself.

Definitely working for me, just did a fresh install and test to verify. Maybe jump on the authors support page for help figuring out the issue.

Docker folder plugin is a neat way to manage this, it will allow you to visually group the dockers.

The dependency can be built in docker compose, but in unraids docker manager simply changing the order and optionally adding a delay to the application docker should be enough for most use cases.

Are you doing anything that complex? I add non-CA dockers via the extended search which pulls results from all of dockerhub, you just need to configure your needed parameters then it works like any other unraid docker.

As I'm quite looking forward to 6.9 RC release, I've upgraded my licence to Unraid Pro. I've done this for two reasons, I need the overall increased device capacity, and I'd like to continue supporting the good work team Limetech are doing. What else is happening, well I've fallen onto the shuck train, and as it turns out either the 10TB drives I'm upgrading with don't utilize PWDIS, or my PSU is compliant... either way happy days! Main array should hit 44TB once I'm done, with the replaced array disks going into service as pool devices once I've upgraded to 6.9. I'll also need to do some hardware upgrades to support that as I'm at capacity of both physical case storage and sata ports, so that will probably be my next update!

I've got this working without compose, main thing missing from above template is that you need 3 folders: import/upload: maps to /photoprism/import photo archive (originals): maps to /photoprism/originals appdata folder (db and thumbnail cache): maps to /photoprism/storage Check out the compose file for other vars you can add:. https://raw.githubusercontent.com/photoprism/photoprism/master/docker/photoprism/docker-compose.yml

Make sure you have updated machine type in VM settings to latest version. I had to do this before my win10 VM created in 6.8.3 would start.

Are all the VMs relinked (snapshots) of another?