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Thanks, I will check and see but I may have to first do a power cycle on the server to get it back to life, or at least a reboot command at the CLI. I can ssh into the server but the web UI is unresponsive.

Here is a post from joenitro on Aug 21, 2017 that seems to describe the exact same issue. Unfortunately there isn't much of a resolution suggested. There are also posts just prior to this with similar issues.

Last week I tried to manually delete some old backups from my array and although I am not 100% sure this cause my unRAID system to become unresponsive. I also changed the options for this plugin to clean up old backups and when the backup ran earlier this morning it appears that my system is again unresponsive. I got a message that the backup completed at 4:49 am. At 5:01am I got a message that one of my VMs went down and I can't access my array nor can I access the web UI. (I am now at work until 6:30pm EDT and don't have access to do anything until then.) I thought I remembered reading that at times when you are deleting backups in can cause problems with your system. Is that still the case? Any advice on how to fix this?

Can you run Jupyter Notebook with this docker from within Pycharm? I tried following these directions here: https://www.jetbrains.com/help/pycharm/using-ipython-notebook-with-product.html But that didn't seem to work as Jupyter by default only likes to run on the localhost and I don't know how you do that in a docker. It might be nice to have a docker that just runs Jupyter Notebook (FKA IPython).

I think I am going to need more idiot-proof instructions. I have only ever built a VM using the unRAID GUI. Where do I even enter the command(s) shown in post 1? In an ssh session in my unRAID server? What directory do you put the IMG file in?

Ok thanks Bob. I will give that a try when I have a moment.

Where did you get the ISO image?

The ubuntu-xrdp docker - yes it works now. But I don't know what I did to make it work.

No you don't have to install anything else. You have a configuration issue with your ports. I have it set up in a bit of a non-standard way but you can the way that I do it. Change network type to br0. Then you will have to set an IP address to an unused IP on your LAN and you may want to set it to an address that is outside of your DHCP range. I use 192.168.1.240. Then you can keep the port at 80 and it should work. But make sure that the IP address that you use is on the subnet that you are using for your LAN - this is usually 192.168.0.X or 192.168.1.X

I would prefer being able to use different IPs for dockers and stick with standard ports. IMHO it is easier to remember IP addresses then ports - so then you can just change the IP number and leave the port at 80 for web UIs. And you could even set up a hosts file to make things even easier. However it appears that things don't work the way that I want them to and that you can't configure the "docker side port" or however you call that.

I am trying to use the docker but it is using the incorrect port. I want it to have its own IP address so I am using network type br0 and an IP address of 192.168.1.239. I have changed the web GUI port to 80, but the container seems to insist on using port 5800 on my specified IP of 192.168.1.239. I don't know where it got 5800 from as I don't see that port specified anywhere in the Docker settings.

So there is even a third developer. How does Autotools work? Does it just add a line to the rtorrent.rc file or something like that? What I am getting at is that maybe there is an issue with the underlying rtorrent process for moving files upon completion of the torrent. Or maybe something changes and AutoTools was never updated to reflect the change.

No fix that I have seen and do we know if the problem is with rtorrent or rutorrent? I don't think they have the same developers.

I also experience issues with Automove not working on rutorrent, but for me it seems to work more often on unRAID then on ubuntu.

This isn't utorrent, it is rtorrent/rutorrent but they are similar to utorrent. rtorrent is the back end rtorrent application and rutorrent is the web-based UI for rtorrent. You should be able to get to the UI by going to the unRAID Dashboard and then click on Rutorrent and WebUI. Then you configure everything through the browser - generally through settings which you access via the Gear icon on the Web UI. Google "rutorrent" and you should find more. You set the download file location in settings/Downloads. You can use Autotools to specify where files should get moved when downloads are completed.

Anyone have any advice for trying to figure out what sites to whitelist when things aren't working? For example - when I am using PiHole I can't stream video from espn.com on my desktop. I was able to use a Chrome addin to help identify the site and add it to my whitelist. But I also can't stream video from espn.com to my phone and espn appears to use a different site to stream to my phone as the whitelisted site that works for the desktop doesn't work for the phone. I have tried checking out the PiHole log but as yet I am not having any luck. Anyone found I good document on how to troubleshoot these sorts of issues?

I just installed the PiHole docker yesterday and so far it is awesome. Thanks to those who wrote the software and the docker!

Does anyone else find that this plugin provides inconsistent results that are nowhere near what you get when you do a "manual" Speedtest? My "rated" service is 250/20. When I run speedtests by going to the web page I generally get results of approximately 320/21. But with this plugin the results are WAY lower. I run this daily at 6am when there should be very little traffic on my LAN or local node. My download speeds over the last few weeks have ranged from 22 to 284 Mbps. The average is 167Mpbs. That just doesn't seem right.

Which one - this one by fanningert or the cheesemarathons one?

Actually it turns out I am in the wrong thread anyhow - the support thread is actually here as I am using cheesemarathons docker:

Presumably this is a poorly designed docker as others allow you to make config changes by changing config files in the appdata folder. I guess I will just blow away this docker and use an alternative.

OK, then how do I edit the port in Cloud Commander as I would like to just use port 80. Strangely there are no files in the /appdata/cloudcmd folder - every other appdata folder has files in it.

Yes - I already have an existing config.gateway.json file to set up OpenVPN server on my USG. I was just wondering if it is possible to do this DNS forwarding option through the Controller software as Unifi keeps expanding the functionality available through the web UI.

Here is the Docker run command. @CHBMB - if the port mappings are irrlevant then does that mean that you can't change (for example) the http port for an Apache docker from 80? Or would you have to do it in the config files internal to the docker? root@localhost:# /usr/local/emhttp/plugins/dynamix.docker.manager/scripts/docker run -d --name='CloudCommander' --net='br0' --ip='192.168.1.82' -e TZ="America/New_York" -e HOST_OS="unRAID" -e 'TCP_PORT_8000'='80' -v '/':'/UNRAID':'rw' -v '/mnt/user/appdata/cloudcmd':'/root':'rw' 'coderaiser/cloudcmd'

This docker does not seem to actually use the port numbers entered in the docker config. I am using this in unRAID 6.4.1 and I am using a network type of br0 and I have given the docker its own IP address of 192.168.1.82. I have set the port to 80 but I can only access the UI at port 192.168.1.82:8000. Shouldn't I be able to access the web UI at port 192.168.1.82:80?