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  1. I am trying to run a counter strike server on my unraid box running at the latest rc of unRAID. While I am most certainly not an expert or even an advanced user in linux I so far managed to get everthing running what I want with the help of Google. But now I have encountered something I cant seem to fix. In order to run the dedicated server I have to run the program called steamcmd. When I am trying to start up this app by using the command "STEAMEXE=steamcmd ./steam.sh" I get the following error: /usr/lib.libstdc++s0.6.: version GLIBCXX_3.4.10 not found (required by /mnt/cache/.custom/steamcmd/linux32/steamcmd. I understand that this means that I am missing the files to run this specific version of GLIBCXX. When I checked what versions of GLIBCXX I have by running "strings /usr/lib/libstdc++so.6. | grep GLIBCXX" I get this: GLIBCXX_3.4 GLIBCXX_3.4.1 GLIBCXX_3.4.2 GLIBCXX_3.4.3 GLIBCXX_3.4.4 GLIBCXX_3.4.5 GLIBCXX_3.4.6 GLIBCXX_3.4.7 GLIBCXX_3.4.8 GLIBCXX_3.4.9 GLIBCXX_FORCE_NEW So know I know for sure the correct version aka 3.4.10 is indeed missing. Can anyone help me out on how to update this library in order to have the correct version, or is this just impossible?
  2. wow, thanks, I have been looking for this solution for ages! Changed my server details and it stopped crashing.
  3. unRAID is constantly shutting down my sabnzbd and everytime I have keep restarting my sabnzbd. I am using the following command in my go script to start up sabnzbd: python /mnt/cache/.custom/sabnzbd/SABnzbd.py -d -s 192.168.1.6:88 The state of the process/server doesnt matter. It shows down while idle, downloading or streaming a movie. On the other the SickBeard python process keeps running. Can anyone help me out?
  4. Ok, thank you very much guys. I have just ordered the set including the missing cables. I still have a spare 120mm fan from my htpc which I can use. Once everuthing is delivered I will adjust the OP. So ill keep you posted
  5. Damn, thats what I call cheap... Too bad in the netherlands we dont get a newegg
  6. Hello all, I am about to order the following configuration for a 3drive unraid build and I would like to ask you experts to check it for compatibility. Will be running unRAID/Sab/Sickbeard/Couchpotato/SQL Server/FTP Server and AirVideo. Because I am quite new to the unraid scene I would like to make sure I didnt miss anything stupid and making this a bad buy. Hitachi Deskstar 5K3000, 2TB Xigmatek Asgard II AMD Athlon II X2 240E Boxed Corsair Builder CX430 Kingston ValueRAM KVR1333D3N9K2/4G Asrock 880GM-LE Thanks for your feedback! Cheers, Jw
  7. Hi there, Any update on how your system has been working out with sabnzbd and sickbeard? Thanks!
  8. Has anyone tested this mobo/CPU's capabilities in running other processes as SAB+SICKB+COUCHP in the background while streaming video? Is the processor strong enough for this?
  9. Hello dear reader! Pre-Post First of all, I know I have not used the topic layout as stated in the "Read Me First" topic. Since I'm currently still in the hardware selection phase ill use a text layout. In Stage 2, Ordering and Compiling stage I will change to the actual layout. Introduction Untill now I have been using a USB 1.5 TB HDD as my media drive and since it has been fully loaded I started filling up all free space on my laptop drive. Since thats full now aswell I think it is time to get a media server capable of saving my movie and tv serie collection in case of hdd failures. I would have big trouble sleeping if my whole library is lost! unRAID is the logical second step so i've read . Secondly I am trying to make the server as cheap as possible as we have recently moved homes I do not have alot of spare money left over. Purpose of the server Purpose of the media server: The Media frontend which I am using is XBMC on a Windows 7 HTPC. Furthermore I also use a laptop in the bedroom to watch my movies. The server which I am building must be the "can-do-it-all backend. This means I would like to run the well-known combination of Sab + SickB + CouchP. Furthermore I would like to run a single SQL database to synchronize the XBMC databases. Finally, it should keep my data safe ^^. The Build After alot of reading on the forums around here I have come to the following build: Product Price 1x Cooler Master Elite 335 € 30,50 1x Asrock 880GM-LE € 53,39 1x AMD Athlon II X2 245e € 48,20 1x Corsair Builder CX430 € 35,28 1x Kingston ValueRAM KVR1333D3N9/2G € 18,50 3x Hitachi Deskstar 5K3000, 2TB € 183,39 + TOTAL: € 369, Reasoning Behind Build CASE: I was looking for the cheapest option which is capable to store atleast HDD's. Furthermore it should be able to stand on the tray in my closet with a max height of 40cm. MOBO: Asrock is one of the cheaper brands and still of good quality. It has 6 SATA slots one PCIe 16x slot and an additional PCIe slot. CPU: This is one of the cheaper dual core processors and also has low power usage. As far as I understood in order to be able to stream media and download/unrar/par using sabnzbd simultaniously a dual core processor is a must? PSU: This is an oftenly used PSU and often recommended by Raj. It must be good, right... RAM: Kingston is a brand of good quality and its 1333Mhz. Why not spend the €2 extra and get the fastest possible for the mobo right? HDD: Hitachi are the HDD which are most care-free and have been proven to be working with unRAID. Furthermore this was the cheapest of the brands. Questions 1. Do you have any suggestions on the build. As said before I would like to make it as cheap as possible. Can I maybe cut some costs on something? 2. I have a SanDisk Cruzer 4gb laying around. Are these known to be trustworthy flash disk and good as an OS Flash Drive? What if the flash drive dies. Will I lose data? 3. Have I missed anything? Final Remarks I would already like to thank you for the time taken to read this thread and also my thanks in advance for taking the time to helping a first time unRAID user out with my first setup! I can't wait to start ordering and building to enter the world of unRAID and the idea of my library being in safe hands sounds good aswell! Cheers, Jan-Willem (Netherlands)