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On 6/6/2017 at 2:18 PM, aleary said:
Hi guys,
I had still been having problems with protected SMB/CIFS shares on releases after 60, but I've found a solution.
I don't have an actual windows domain on my home network so, like most, my Unraid host and Windows clients are using the default workgroup called "WORKGROUP".
When originally adding my shares I had left the "Domain" field empty and authentication for shares on my Unraid host worked fine with just username and password configured.
@CHBMB I noticed in your screenshot that you had the domain set as "WORKGROUP", so having added that to each of mine they now work perfectly.
Looks like something changed in the handling of the "Domain" field from release 61 onwards, with an empty domain no longer being treated like a workgroup.
/Alan.
Thanks, your advice worked like a charm! In my case, if the SMB Security level was set to "Secure", the share was accessible from within Nextcloud even without adding the domain in the External Storages settings. The issue arose only when the SMB Security level was set to "Private"; in this case, even if the user was granted full access to the share, Nextcloud wasn't able to connect to it without specifying the domain.
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On 26/04/2017 at 4:43 PM, NAStyBox said:
Were you ever able to get this to work in 6.3.3? LOVE this one.
Other than two small issues with the side menu that have been there since pretty much the beginning - and it's totally my fault - on my rig it's working OK. Did you experience any problems?
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This is amazing, I hope it gets updated with unRAID as new versions come out. The unattractive unRAID webinterface was one of the main things why I refused to even give it a try in the past. Once I tested it, I quickly understood why unRAID is so highly regarded and quickly saw past the interface design but this CSS shows that it could be perfect.
Thanks man
Work and life have been crazy but I plan to release an update in january to address some issues with a few plug-ins and menu elements, and then I'll do my best to improve this css until one of the other UI replacement projects will be completed. -
I'm new to all this... With NextCloud 10.0.2 released today: do we use the new updater in NextCloud? Or wait for an update from this docker, instead? (Thank you for making this docker!)
EDIT: I've just upgraded to 10.0.0.2 without issue using aforementioned instructions.
I followed your instructions to the letter and everything worked wonders. Thanks!
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Interesting - thanks for sharing the info. I knew that Docker containers were isolated from the host but I thought that things like port mappings and folder sharing settings could have been saved in memory and somehow affect unRaid. Now that my uneducated guess is out of the equation, caching or some browser issues could definitely be a cause. I'm running Firefox with Electrolysis turned on and sometimes that causes funny behaviours with some scripts. Or, most probably, in my case the culprit was between the monitor and the chair
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If you don't mind me asking, would you consider tweaking Dynamix to add a body id or class for each of its pages (i.e. Dashboard: <body class="dashboard">, Plugins <body class="plugins">, etc.)? This would make it much easier for anyone who'd like to style the default theme to tweak elements that are often recurring in more than a single page but have different positioning or need to have their own set of styles
I need to look into that and see what is possible. All pages are dynamically built and may consist of different parts.
Ok, I added a class identifier to the body element. To avoid possible class name conflicts, the class name is prefixed with "page_". So it looks like
<body class="page_dashboard">
or
<body class="page_plugins">
(class names are all in lowercase).
Sounds great, thanks!
The Dynamix Bleeding Edge plugin has this addition. Installing that plugin allows you to make further tests.
I'll keep an eye on that but I may have to pass on the bleeding edge features; my Linux troubleshooting skills aren't that great and at the moment I need my unRaid config to be as stable as possible
To your knowledge, will these features be added to the next stable release?
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Yeah, it was fixed with a nuke and pave and following the guide again, was never an issue per se, more not quite following the steps.
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Yep that was exactly my case. Interestingly deleting and re-adding both MariaDB and Nextcloud multiple times wasn't enough... I had to do a full reboot and then everything worked
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If you don't mind me asking, would you consider tweaking Dynamix to add a body id or class for each of its pages (i.e. Dashboard: <body class="dashboard">, Plugins <body class="plugins">, etc.)? This would make it much easier for anyone who'd like to style the default theme to tweak elements that are often recurring in more than a single page but have different positioning or need to have their own set of styles
I need to look into that and see what is possible. All pages are dynamically built and may consist of different parts.
Ok, I added a class identifier to the body element. To avoid possible class name conflicts, the class name is prefixed with "page_". So it looks like
<body class="page_dashboard">
or
<body class="page_plugins">
(class names are all in lowercase).
Sounds great, thanks!
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There'a plugin you can use, away from home, so can't look it up, but something like mount external devices....
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Thanks, I'll look that up
I'm trying to install Nextcloud on my server and I'm having the infamous "SQLSTATE[HY000] [1130] Host '172.17.0.1' is not allowed to connect to this MariaDB server" error. I checked the thread history and I've seen that it was fixed somehow via pm. Do you remember by any chance how that was fixed.
Edit: Fixed
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Kode started it and wanted it to be a collaborative effort and I spoke to him earlier about your project, he's replied on the Aesir thread that he wants to get it going again. To be fair he's been kind of busy with kids etc.... Hopefully he's stopped breeding now, and he'll have more time for Aesir.
Ohhh I see lol; yep, family always comes first
could always just make the side menu responsive, that way it can use more screen space for the devices that have it.. example: http://bootsnipp.com/snippets/featured/responsive-sidebar-menuSooner or later I plan to add some sort of responsiveness to it, but first I need to have a stable base to work on. I started the project by modifying the original CSS, so there are many things that can and have to be changed / optimised / rewritten before I can think about performing this kind of tweaks.
Nice initiative. I recommend you to make this available as style sheets and give it a name, e.g. default-grey.css. You need to accompany this with the associated dynamix style sheet, e.g. dynamix-grey.css I can change the Display Settings to do an active scan for available themes and make them available as a choice (see attached picture). This allows users to easily choose and change themes.
Thanks man
Sure, it won't really take much time for me to do this. As soon as the feature will be ready, I'll release the updated theme with the associated style sheets. If you don't mind me asking, would you consider tweaking Dynamix to add a body id or class for each of its pages (i.e. Dashboard: <body class="dashboard">, Plugins <body class="plugins">, etc.)? This would make it much easier for anyone who'd like to style the default theme to tweak elements that are often recurring in more than a single page but have different positioning or need to have their own set of styles
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Out of curiosity, if I point Nextcloud's data folder to /mnt/user/nextcloud/, can I use the terminal to create symbolic links to other folders in my array?
Basically I'd like to use Nextcloud as the internet-facing portal to certain files on my unRAID Server (if not most of them - like I usually do with my Synology box); while I'm happy that all my external users will add all their data in the mnt/user/nextcloud/* folder, I'd like my personal account to have access to other private folders, like my work and my Media shares, which are for example on /mnt/user/myworkfolder/ and /mnt/user/mymediafolder/. Is it something do-able? Is there any other way to achieve this?
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For those of you who feel like trying the CSS, I have uploaded a new version with some changes and various fixes - you can find some more images in the OP
@CHBMB, Wow, the Aesir skin looks awesome! My preclear script is done, now I'm rebuilding parity; once that is done I'll play a little with unRAID and if it will fit my needs I'll definitely get in touch with Kode and see if I can help. I wonder if the project is still ongoing, though; the last commits are from 8 months ago / 1 year...
My approach is definitely safer, but at the same time I'm limited in what I can do. Working with many tables with many rows and columns each can be very tricky
@Squid, yep I could notice the problems with the buttons on my skin; You are using the <form method="get" id="myForm"> to wrap all the contents, though, and if I remember correctly I didn't find that element anywhere else in the Dynamix Web UI. Maybe I can hook into the #myForm id to fix a few things. Oh well, in any case it doesn't look too bad
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Although of course CA would need a whack of work to get it to look right in it since it assumes its got the full width of the display to work with...
tbh CA runs mostly fine. Some elements are not perfectly aligned; the Icon Details view could be tweaked, but the Table and the regular Icon views are quite OK. It all depends on your resolution I suppose
Maybe I'll look into overwriting some of the default styles in the future to make it fit perfectly.I have to say upfront that I do like the Black Dynamix GUI but I wish it were updated for modern monitors that we all use today on our regular desktops while viewing the GUI. Seems like a lot of wasted space. Reminds me of watching a old full frame tv episode on a modern 1080P flat panel with the hideous black bars!
Now with that out of the way, this style looks great. I'm gonna have to try it out on one of my servers. Now we just need a black version...
Thanks man. The preclear on my disks is almost done, so hopefully over the course of the next few days I'll be able to do a more comprehensive testing. Should you find any issue while testing the css, let me know
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Hi everyone,
New user here; I have recently installed unRAID on my new system to test if it fits my needs; I'm still running the preclear script (x3) to check if my disks are OK, and in the meanwhile I decided to slightly customize the WebGUI (v2016.10.04) to better fit my taste. Sharing is caring so I thought to share with you the result
I can't promise that this css will ever be updated (during my test phase I'll probably try to fix the biggest issues, though) or that it won't have any bugs or unthemed areas - for example, I can't mount my array and create shares, yet, so I have no idea on how the relative sections will look
1. What this theme is:
- A CSS done in just a few days, so consider this to be alpha / beta quality at best;
- CSS Only on top of the Default White skin, no other modifications performed;
- Despite being sort of responsive, the padding, the margins and the overall look'n'feel are optimised only for high resolution monitors;
- It uses the Montserrat font family from Google Fonts, so your machine will have to be connected to the internet for the theme to work correctly
2. Some images:
3. The customised CSS:
4. How to test it on your system:
I'm a total Linux noob, so feel free to correct me if I've done anything wrong. I took a few ideas on how to proceed from this post and from some basic Linux tutorials.
- Save the css as default-white.css;
- Use telnet to backup the original default-white css: mv -i /usr/local/emhttp/plugins/dynamix/styles/default-white.css /usr/local/emhttp/plugins/dynamix/styles/default-white.bak
- Copy the new file to /usr/local/emhttp/plugins/dynamix/styles/
- If open, reload the Web GUI
5. I have more disks and they are not being shown in the Dashboard!
Look for the "table.share_status td:nth-child(10) ~ td{display:none;}" line and increase the (10) with as many extra columns you'd like to see
6. I hate it / It totally broke my Web GUI!:
As far as I could understand from the aforementioned thread, anything written to the usr/local folder won't survive a reboot; in any case you can simply delete my style and restore the original backed up css using the terminal.
7. Version History:
- 1.0: Initial version
- 1.1: New compact menu with hover tooltip; more themed areas; overall tidying up and bug fixes. Chrome users: if you have troubles with the menu, just find the string: "#nav-block #nav-item{width:65px;float:left;text-align:left;padding:15px 20px;box-sizing:padding-box;}" and replace it with "#nav-block #nav-item{width:65px;float:left;text-align:left;padding:15px 20px;box-sizing:border-box;}"; it was just a typo on my end
I hope you'll like it
- Save the css as default-white.css;
Work and life have been crazy but I plan to release an update in january to address some issues with a few plug-ins and menu elements, and then I'll do my best to improve this css until one of the other UI replacement projects will be completed.
Dynamix color theme GRAY
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Looks great! Well done@bonienl !