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Try the following: Stop the container Go to your game directory and delete the Runtime folder Go in the template and click on "Show more..." Change the Entry "Runtime Name" to: 'jre16' (without quotes) Click on Apply

@audioclass & @tianyun123lo Valve has actually broken SteamCMD on Linux: Github Issue We'll have to wait until a new version of SteamCMD is realesed or you create the directory "steamapps" manually in the game directory (that is created in your appdata folder for the specific game you want to install) after it failed one time and start the container again, this should fix the issue temporarily too.

Du hast UDP, das ist aber ein TCP port... Bitte sag mir aber du hast den port im OpenVPN-Client angelegt...

Welchen port hast du im OpenVPN-Client angelegt (container und host port)? Mit den Port Konflikten.

May I ask why you run the container Privileged?

Are there any important save files on there? Have you tried already to wipe the containers, including the game directories in your appdata (Valheim has also a automatic backup function so that you can extract the save files from there) and download a fresh copy from the CA App? This is really strange and I've never experienced anything like that...

Is your Cache actually called cache? What are the path mappings in the template, are they matching or pointing to the right direction (usually I use /mnt/cache/... in my containers instead of /mnt/user/... because some games won't work with /mnt/user/...).

Do a: chown -R 99:100 /mnt/user/appdata/conanexiles (the path is only a guess) chmod -R 777 /mnt/user/appdata/conanexiles (the path is only a guess) (eventually do the same to your SteamCMD directory, just in case... ) Stop the container in the first place before doing this... After that try to start the container and see what the log says.

No, this will tell you not much about the card itself but I also think it won't work because it's not recognized correctly. You can set it also to use the Onboard one because strictly speaking the card should work anyways either way and Unraid will use the Onboard one when it's set to Onboard for the terminal. ...and that's my guess that it doesn't work because the PCIe slot delivers too less power. I don't think that one of them will work because they both are too old only Kepler and newer are working with the driver. Can you eventually try to create another USB boot device for Unraid (on a spare USB Key) that you can plug in your PC that use for testing the card and boot of off it (don't start the Array or assign Disks) and register for a Trail Key, install the CA App and then try to install the Nvidia driver (this should work even if the Array isn't started and you can then go to the Plugin page and see if the card is recognized)? If the above test is working eventually you can get a riser like that (it delivers power over to the card by the Molex connector on the board):

So everything is working now properly? Eventually it was a minor flaw in Jellyfin itself or a Browser cache issue.

It seems like that the permissions are completely messed up, even SteamCMD can't write to it, can you reset the permissions only for this folder? Are you familiar with the command line a little bit and where the files are located?

Have you tried the card already in another system if it actually works (keep in mind you have to install the driver and put some 3D load on it to check if it works properly, the basic display output does work most of the time even if the card is broken). Do you boot with UEFI or Legacy into Unraid? If you boot with UEFI try to Boot with Legacy Mode (CSM)

Actually not, does this happen with every Movie or TV show? I can't reproduce this: I'm on version: This is eventually something for the Jellyfin Forums/Github/Issue tracker Have you already tried to restart the container?

I usually don't support modded servers but I think this can be a problem with Forge itself since it gave me other troubles on my server in the past and I switched to Spigot. You can always run the save command from the WebTerminal or in game before you stop the server.

Yes that should be possible. Where are you running into issues? I run it with SWAG and it runs just flawlessly. I run it with a subdomain. Something like dns.yourdomain.net should work just fine.

Which Minecraft container? It should not do that at least on my system it does not do that. Is the game running of off the Cache drive? Eventually the world takes too long to save and the Docker forces the container to shutdown, but that's only a guess.

Genau. Genau, deswegen hab ich die möglichkeit in meinen Containern jedes erdenkliche port zu ändern eingebaut und die Wahrscheinlichkeit das du einen Portkonflikt zusammenbekommst ist doch relativ gering. Das Problem hättest du mit der anderen Lösung übrigens auch.

Kannst du evtl deine Diagnostics (Tools -> Diagnostics -> Download -> die heruntergeladene zip Datei hier in die Textbox ziehen) posten? Wenn du Intel 11th gen hast kann es sein das du einen parameter zu deiner syslinux.cfg hinzufügen musst damit das i915 modul richtig geladen wird. Wie aktivierst du die iGPU mit dem Intel-GPU-TOP plugin oder hast du eine Datei am USB Stick erstellt?

Please post your Diagnostics (Tools -> Diagnostics -> Download -> drop the downloaded zip file here in the text box). In which hardware do you run the card? Is it possoble that the PCIe slot delivers too less power (had this on a few Dell servers). Also something from the log seems to be cut off.

Please check you Shre configuration for your appdata directory if it's set to Use Cache Only or Prefer if it's set to Yes or No, the containers won't work. Please keep in mind if you change it, you have to invoke the Mover so that it moves the files from the Array back to the Cache.

Yes because you have to restart the Docker service one time when you are installing the drivers that way. That has nothing to do with Plex and you also don't have to contact Linuxserver about that because the main issue is that Docker can't find the runtime nvidia and that's because you've installed it with the package, then you did a depmod then you you did a modprobe and the last step you have to do is to stop and start the Docker service one time so that Docker can find the runtime.

I don't understand, what do you mean with you can't start it? Disable the whole Docker service and then enable it again:

Probiers mal aus, ich hatte noch nie Probleme, evtl. brauchst ihn ja doch, kenne den Container leider nicht. Sorry ich glaub ich hab mich nicht klar ausgedrückt, du musst in SABnzbd in den Einstellungen den Port ändern und nicht im Docker Template: Das ist egal, der container hat kein eigenes Netzwerk mehr wenn du den Netzwerktyp auf None stellst und da kannst du im SABnzbd container noch so viele port forwardings anlegen, die greifen alle nicht, nur das forwarding im OpenVPN-Client container greife da du das Netzwerk von diesem verwendest und deswegen muss auch der SABnzbd port dort rein. Das machst du eben in den Einstellungen von SABnzbd wie oben geschrieben.

Have you restarted the Docker service too?

I think that's the case. Run: depmod -a modprobe nvidia After that go to the plugin page again.