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Thanks!

I wonder what's going on there. Do you have the link you downloaded from?

Hi everyone. Xeoma died on me. I shut it down, started it back up, and now it won't work (and it was working great before that!) It looks like it's trying to download some app code on each restart and the file its getting is 0 bytes. I've tried putting back an older version of the appdata/Xeoma folder and each time it starts it erases whats in appdata/Xeoma/downloads, re-downloads some broken file, and dies. Thoughts?

I'm also having this same problem, although I have 3 resolutions (800x600, 1024x768, 1280x1024). I'm using SeaBIOS (I can get Windows to pass the startup screen if I use the other one), Windows 10 (latest as of 3/22/2018--took a LONG time to update once installed), and the latest virtio drivers. I'm stuck and a bit frustrated. I've built Windows 10 VM's in UNRAID before and this never happened. Thoughts?

I messed up a VM definition today and went to restore its XML from the CA Backup backup and lo and behold, the copy there is from last year! libvert.img is backing fine, as is the USB stick, but the XML for my one and only VM is old. So I went to look at the CA Backup/Restore settings and I can't even find a setting to backup the XML. I could have sworn it was there when I set it up last year (as also hinted at by post #1.) Where is this setting? Why isn't it backing up my XML along with the other backups? Thanks!

How did you get a license installed? When I connect to the server (container) with my client and try to activate the license I bought I get this:

Think you could add httrack?

Ugh. Now it's working. Thanks again for the docker!

Thanks for this docker. I've installed the docker, set the password in the config file, restarted the docker and attempted to connect to it via the client on my Mac. The client sees the server (I've tested a few ways; stopping docker for example) but can't connect because it says that the password I'm entering is wrong. I've edited the config, changed the password, and restarted the docker several times. No go. Any idea why it wouldn't be accepting the password that's set? Thanks!

Is it possible to run both the Server (for incoming connections to my network) and the Client (to connect my unRAID box to an outside VPN) at the same time?

Looks good with the latest update! Thanks!

It looks like the latest version had a "colors" fix in it. Unfortunately, now they're more confusing (now orange in both Used spots and the Free spot for the partition).

Any idea how I could figure out why my drive is showing with red Used amount on the Main page, rather than green like it has been up until now? SMART doesn't show any errors. The log's empty. The partition is green...just the drive isn't. Thanks.

I found the instructions over on docgyver's github page here: https://github.com/docgyver/unraid-v6-plugins/blob/master/README.md. Basically do this: 1. Stop the SSH server (turn "Enable SSH Service" to No and hit Apply.) 2. To allow SSH access for a list of users, multi-select their names in the list and make sure "Password Authentication" is set to Yes. (ctrl-click or cmd-click to select multiple users). This turns password authentication on for all the users you've picked (instead of having to generate keys). 3. Hit Apply again. This should save the settings and restart the ssh daemon but you still won't be able to ssh from those users yet; at least, I couldn't. 4. In order for the settings change to work, you have to reboot unRAID! Yes, reboot! You should now be able to ssh in with the users you picked in the list. At least, now I can on my server.

I got it working. With passwords. But you know what was getting me? I hadn't rebooted my unRAID server. I didn't see anywhere in the readme or github where it was clear that you had to restart unRAID to get this to work. I figured restarting the SSH daemon should be enough. I guess it wasn't. NOTE: You must restart unRAID to get changes made in the plugin settings to stick. At least, I had to.

I'm totally confused as well. All I want to do is setup a couple of my users for SFTP access (SSH access). How do I do this? Is there a user manual somewhere? No matter what settings I make, I can only log in as root (provided I've left the "Permit Root Login" setting as "yes"). When I pick my user "joe" in the list and allow password access, when I try to ssh with "joe," as soon as I enter my password, connection to unRAID is closed. The user can't log in. root does not have this problem and can log in just fine.

It gets weirder. If I map in unRAID's /mnt rather than /mnt/user for /storage, or as you can see in the screenshots below: if I map in unRAID's /mnt into a different container directory, all the drives show up at the highest level of the list and not in the correct spot in the container hierarchy. It's weird, I tell ya. I haven't seen that happen in any other dockers.

One with all / closed. One with top / open. One with top / open and bottom /'s all clicked on once (on the exposure triangles) to show that they're empty.

@Djoss I see a ton of "/" locations in the file selection window. None of them have subdirectories. Is this normal?

Could you please add: reptyr Thanks!

Thanks for the response! Great application, by the way. Keep up the good work! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Last night I set up a Gather operation that said 33 hours to complete (it's big). I went to bed and when I woke up, it had stopped. The log said it crapped out on moving a .DS_Store file (I'm on a Mac). Is it typical to just stop operation entirely on a 33 hour long job because it hit one file it didn't like? It would be much better to proceed and note the anomaly.

Totally missed that. But it would be great if there was a dropdown which gave you an inclusion list. So you could run it on just one or two directories from the GUI. Thanks!

Not with the Docker Safe version. The "old" version (comes with unRAID) you can but there is no dropdown on the Docker Safe version.

Huh. Is this documented somewhere?