tjb_altf4

Never say never. After multi-pool/cache, this is my personal most wanted feature

https://unraid.net/blog/unraid-6-9-multi-language-support

Wasn't that long ago that a bug in emby was nuking some users media libraries. I believe the same solution that was an inspiration for your script was used to help protect users media libraries at the time, until the bug was resolved.

Typically if the gpu is the primary (or only) gpu, especially for nvidia cards, you need a vbios to be able to pass it through to a VM. This used to be a manual xml edit (some background in the linked post), but now its part of the vm template.

This link covers the issue as being a Radarr/Sonarr one https://github.com/Radarr/Radarr/issues/3256 A quick read suggests it is limited to magnet links, try avoiding in the short term if possible, looks like a fix is in the pipeline.

I think its disabled by default these days, but you can enable it here: Scheduler > Mover Settings > Mover Logging > Enabled

Nested virtualisation is what you want to investigate, Unraid supports it, but the VM's OS (in your case a MacOS) needs to support it also. On windows, Microsoft only supports Intel cpus for nested virtualization, even though AMD hardware can support it.

On idle means when you are not doing anything, your server will be doing things all the time so very little idle time, hence F@H wont run often. I found setting to medium and reducing available cores via xml or F@H client (not web) to be a good compromise.

If your looking for the docker engine version, type "docker version" in command line. It's also in the release notes for the unraid OS every time it is updated, unraid 6.8.3 is on 19.03.5

Problem is slightly different to as I originally described, it doesn't seem to be time based, but seems to be state problem which changes as I force refreshes and alternate All Apps / Started Only toggle.

Great thanks! I'll try and capture the problem in a clip tomorrow when I'm back in front of my computer.

Have noticed after some edits you need to let it sit on the docker page for a minute or so otherwise the folder doesn't appear (or rather disappears) from the main dashboard. Not a biggie, but something to be aware of.

Noticed it doesn't honour app reordering within the folder that is present in the vanilla docker view (and instead goes by sort order). Being able to reorder is important for situations like loading databases before the apps that rely on those databases.

Thanks for this app, great addition. Could you add an optional flag to open context menu URLs in a new tab i.e. add target="_blank" to the href element, that would be great!

Pretty sure what you are describing is captured in this bug report (below), there was an option added to the GUI in 6.8.3 that should improve performance, if it is indeed a related issue.

Settings > Docker Docker service must be stopped to make changes, Advanced View toggle (top right) must be enabled for setting to be visible.

Nevermind, it's moved. Try Settings > Management Access

Not just you, not on my system either... @bonienl do you know if certificate settings have been moved? I can't find it elsewhere and it is no longer under Settings > Identification

See below https://developer.download.nvidia.com/compute/DCGM/docs/nvidia-smi-367.38.pdf

AMD card wont work in the docker, it doesn't have the drivers present in unraid OS. The Nvidia card can work with the lsio nvidia build of unraid (which adds drivers and nvidia runtime), however if you want both cards working, create a vm for them with a couple of cores, and retain the docker for CPU only.

Moved over to Nvidia/Unraid build 6.8.3 today, so I migrated my folding vm over to the f@h docker I already had setup. Compared to GPU only folding VM, which seemed to pump all the cores (4C/4T) on the VM, this smashes a single core. Hopefully docker only utilising one core isn't a bottleneck for F@H.

I think that particular project has been abandoned and removed from unraid CA. Someone has been more successful (details in thread below) with another version (no CA template) that you can install via the extended dockerhub search (might need to be enabled?) in CA.

Yes, you will need to setup a SSL certificate and switch to HTTPS mode. This video covers a few topics, but from the 16:45 to 18:50, it shows how to set this up.

It's usually due to high disk IO, having lots of torrents active is the usual culprit.

Not sure if a problem with plugin, 6.8.3 release, or some combination of the two, but I only noticed a formatting issue after installing this plugin for the first time: VM name column has gone extra wide long descriptions seem to change to justified