dannen

I had the same problem. Removed the plugin as recommended and installed it again. Now every thing works as it should Thanks!

This is a really nice addition to unraid! I'm so happy to be able to get rid of OpenVPN I noticed that I must add the DNS server manually on the client(computer/phone). Would it be possible to add the possibility to enter a DNS server manually into the GUI when configuring a Client(so no additional configuration is needed on the client)?

Thanks, that did it!

Hi I just checked in Firefox and this is shown: "The character encoding of the plain text document was not declared. The document will render with garbled text in some browser configurations if the document contains characters from outside the US-ASCII range. The character encoding of the file needs to be declared in the transfer protocol or file needs to use a byte order mark as an encoding signature."

Thanks I just tried that by see the same behaviour What I did was I changed /data to point towards /mnt and use that for processing, so both the to and from setting in the couchpotato renamer setting starts from the same mount point called /data. After download and extraction is complete in SAB and couchpotato kicks in with the rename and move it's still pushing high IO and see writes around 25MB/sec. I see several of these processes in 'iotop' taking around 50% IO each flapping back and forth. Don't know what it means, but seems to be some Unraid specific processes: shfs /mnt/user -disks 15 20000000000 -o noatime,big_writes,allow_other,use_ino -o remember=330

Ive been having problem with unraid gui and dockers becoming unresponsive when big files are downloaded. I've seen to narrowed it down to that it happens when Couchpotato does post-processing(rename and move files) after being downloaded by sabnzb. sabnzb downloads to a folder on my SSD cachdrive(mnt/cache/temp_download) and couchpotato then takes the file from that same location and moves it to a share on my array with cache set to 'yes'. It seems like couchpotato is not really simply moving the file the way I expect since it takes a lot of disk IO for quite some time. Since SAB and Couchpotato runs in separate dockers, perhaps the move job does not know that it should be done within the same disk? the source folder is /temp_download and the destination is /media, so they're different mount points. Anyone know how to solve this?

Thanks! Just wondering since it seems the OpenVPN process uses 20% CPU looking at 'top' when using ssh to the server. Don't know if that's 20% of a threaded core, a core or the whole CPU though(I have a 1220L(non V2) so thats 2 physical cores = 4 incl. hyper threading)

Does anyone know if this docker takes advantage of Intel AES-NI for OpenVPN, if one has a CPU which supports it that is?