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Thank you for letting me know. I don't know exactly but I think if you are a registered user on GitHub you can pass over a application username/password for pi.alerts so that you don't exceed your "public" API calls.

Please post your Diagnostics after you got this error. This will most likely solve your issue: Uninstall the Nvidia Driver Reboot Pull a fresh copy from the CA App If this doesn't solve your issue pull the Diagnostics from your server and post them here.

It is a bit tricky since this is no where documented from Intel, but it seems to me that all chips with the suffix T, U are not supported, but I can't tell for sure because a user with such a chip where it is working won't even post here.

This is really strange. Did you change anything in the mount itself in the template? Ususally the user Sonarr has the UID 99 To what permissions and users and group are your files and folers are set on the host. It should be nobody for the user on the host (this is basically the UID 99)

I‘ve never seen that issue before TBH. Are you sure that you‘ve set root directory in Sonarr itself to /mnt/tv since you‘ve mounted it from the host to that directory.

I really can‘t tell what‘s going on there, I even installed my NVIDIA T400 again in my Test server and tried it and everything was workkng as expected on 6.12.3 with Plex.

In my container you can use UID and GID, just click on the Show more … text and you will see them. 😉 Just check if your permissions for Media are set correctly or you can also run Fix permission from the tools menu but only for your Media folder. This should help.

About which container are we talking? Are you sure that you are using my containers? I don't have a variable PUID and PGID in my templates. Which container have you mapped where? If you are using my container have you read the description from the variables? Also take a look at these guides: https://trash-guides.info/

u series CPUs are not supported if I‘m not mistaken. This was also reported a few times in this thread.

@Sanborn can you share a bit more information about your system? Please also include your Diagnostics. I'm not aware of any issues in 6.12.x with the Nvidia Driver and transcoding in Plex. What kind of media do you transcode and what card do you have? Maybe the Nvidia Driver support thread is the correct place to continue this conversation. @binhex are you still on 6.11.5 or are you on 6.12.x?

Please restart the container once more. This was completely my fault... Sorry.

I will look into it this weekend, sorry but I‘m really busy currently in real life.

Das ist nicht wirklich ein Grund... Bei Docker funktioniert das genau so gut wie in einer VM und ist auch wesenlich Resourcenschonender und auch effizienter, ich beispielsweise hab HomeAssistant in einem LXC container laufen. Gib auf jeden Fall bescheid ob es gelöst wurde und ob es wirklich am Netzteil lag. Schalt auch XMP aus im BIOS falls du es aktiv hast da der RAM ja eigentlich dann Übertaktet läuft und ich bin generell gegen jegliche Übertaktung in einem Server weil es eben ein Server ist und man Stabilität will. Auch mal nachsehen wegen einem BIOS update weil früher war ja DDR4 mit 12th gen sehr instabil mit den ersten BIOS versionen, ich weiß gar nicht wie sich das mit 13th gen verhält aber trotzdem auch einen Versuch wert.

Wenn er x86_64 basiert ist (sprich Intel) und nicht arm bzw M1 usw dann ja.

I think this should help: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/8348506/grant-remote-access-of-mysql-database-from-any-ip-address/8348560#8348560

Warum denn eigentlich eine VM? Welche funktion ist so wichtig das du eine VM brauchst? Von welchen temperaturen sprichst du denn hier... Also dein Netzteil ist meiner Meinung nach schon ein wenig unterdimensioniert, du kannst mit deinen vielen VMs schon Spitzen erzeugen. Ich mein ich hab ein 850W Netzteil verbaut für durchschnittlich 50W Verbrauch. Ich lese auch an deiner Signatur das du eine VM für Octoprint hast? Warum? Wäre es nicht sinvoller den container zu verwenden oder ein Pi (bzw. Pi nachbau)? Das Intel GVT-g Plugin ist übrigens laut deinen Diagnostics noch immer installiert.

This is a bit hard since I don't know what card the users run and why? Users have maybe a reason to use such a card but they are from a efficiency standpoint really bad nowadays. But the downloads from the legacy drivers are decreasing from release to release and the real reason why I don't want to do a "legacy" branch from the driver is that Nvidia could drop the legacy driver any time as they did with many things in the past. All other branches will update properly even if you upgrade Unraid to a newer version. Thanks!

The main issue is that the driver version 470.129.06 doesn't exist for the new Unraid version because Nvidia releases from time to time also new legacy drivers and the new version number is: 470.199.02 It's a safety measure from me that it falls back to the latest driver so that at least a driver is installed, I know it is inconvenient and involves another reboot but I won't change that in the plugin because I encourage users to upgrade to something more recent like a NVIDIA T400 Sorry but in my opinion a GT710 is not worth the money...

Please, as always, post your Diagnostics.

I have to look into this, is this the first installation or was it already running before? EDIT: Please do a force update from the container itself and see if it is working afterwards.

Are you sure that you've added in your database a % sign at the end and not 127.0.0.1? It seems that you've only allowed only access from localhost and not from foreign IP addresses in your MariaDB.

No, just install the plugin, this is enough, there is no plugin update, the packages are downloaded on installation or boot.

Then try it.

Just a bit off topic and this is also the wrog place but I do use IPVLAN for a long time and not a single container has it‘s own IP because most of the times you simply don‘t need it. You even can activate Docker with a Fritzbox and IPVLAN as long as you have no container in br0 However I have a LXC container for my AdBlocking, DNS and LANCache all in one with a dedicated IP address because it is way easier to have it there, I‘ve also wirtten a very comprehensive tutorial on how to set that up over on the German subforums: However the point that I‘m trying to make is that you don‘t always need static IP addresses for containers in most of the cases and since you might already know I build do everyrhing locally on my server (plugin packages for Nvidia, DVB, various other Driver packages, all of my Docker containers and many things more,…) so to speak my Server needs also to be reachable all the time and vice versa.

Do you have any Diagnostics? What browser are you using? Have you tried to empty the browser cache/cookies? Do you have a screenshot what happens exactly?