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Thank you. According to that paste the virt manager docker does run, what do you mean by "its just that the virt manager docker does not run"?  Edit: When you go to the container's webui at the port you've selected (default 7800), click connect SSH to unraid's IP address, what happens then?

Go to the docker tab in Unraid's WebGUI and start the virt-manager container, click the white button under "LOG" and post that text here.

No commands, but you do have to enable VMs under Unraid Webui -> settings -> VMSettings

Then you'll be up and working.

Install netcat-openbsd via NerdPack, connect to Unraid IP address with SSH, same username & password as unraid webui.

It's in CA now, let me know if you have any issues.

That's all I do, then I connect to libvirt with SSH, same username & password as unraid webui.

It's on CA now

I looked through the plugin's menus for a way to add stuff to it but it seems to be closed off to outside submissions. The only way I could find to share the container that's publicly accessible to me was with this forum, github, and docker hub.

Follow this post here: https://forums.unraid.net/topic/77603-virt-manager-intel-gpu-tools-and-more-dockers/?do=findComment&comment=721950

Oh no, I didn't even know that's how the plugin worked. dgwharrison asked why not use the community apps so I was just saying I'm using the old fashion way of sharing the docker images with only forums + github.

I believe dgwharrison made the best alternative suggestion. A plugin like community apps, or software store/center as other linux distros call it is the newer up to date way of finding applications. Users can search, browser, and then click install done all in one place. No searching forums or installing/compiling from github. Not saying forums aren't great for discussion threads or github isn't great for devs/issues etc.

@dgwharrison, community apps is also maintained by someone else. Forum + github listing is a bit old fashion nowadays but I'm not knowledge enough to create a plugin such as community apps.

@dgwharrison, Nerd Pack is maintained by someone else so I can't answer for sure. My guess is all those apps in NerdPack are single install packages with no dependencies, so intel-gpu-tools may not work in that fashion because it has many dependencies. Even if it could, the current Slackware version for Intel tools is 1.19 which is too far behind to work with my intel GPU, so I would still need a ubuntu or debian or something to run the updated version.

Howdy, Have you already installed NerdPack and used it to activate netcat-openbsd? If not, you can find NerdPack here:https://raw.githubusercontent.com/dmacias72/unRAID-NerdPack/master/plugin/NerdPack.plg

The easiest way to install Virt-Manager is to use the template file here. Save it to your flash drive under flash\config\plugins\dockerMan\templates. From there you can use Unraid's WebGUI docker tab to add a new container, select Virt-Manager in the template drop down. Set the network port you want to use, appdata folder, etc. You can also build the template manually, Unraid's WebGUI docker tab to add a new container set Name to Virt-Manager set Repository to djaydev/docker-virt-manager click Add another Path, Port, Variable, Label or Device for each: Port 5800:5800 webgui Port 5900:5900 vnc connection Path /docker/appdata/virt-manager:/config:rw Path /dev/urandom:/dev/urandom:ro \

Hi Blaine, Which application are you interested in? These are 4 separate applications all run under docker.

You have to give the container something to do. If you just run "ubuntu:latest" and nothing else it will just stop right after start. Run this instead: docker run -ti --rm ubuntu bash Your unraid server will download the image, start a new container with a random name and then present you with a bash terminal prompt. Then proceed as normal, "apt update && apt install myfavapp" etc

MODERATOR NOTE: NONE OF THE APPLICATIONS DISCUSSED HERE ARE CURRENTLY AVAILABLE ANYMORE ON DOCKER HUB AND ARE CURRENTLY BLACKLISTED AUTHOR NOTE: I NO LONGER USE UNRAID OR DOCKER. DOCKER HUB HAS REMOVED THE ABILITY TO BUILD IMAGES WITHOUT A PAID SUBSCRIPTION SO AT THIS POINT I HAVE NO WAY TO BUILD, TEST, OR DEPLOY IMAGES PREVIOUSLY LISTED HERE.

No worries! Looks like you already have a ffmpeg build that supports vaapi. Just needed intel drivers so I submitted a pull request. Tested on Unraid server with intel 655 iGPU.

Hi binhex, great container! Does it have the ability to use vaapi for hardware transcoding? I mapped the --device and such as I do in Emby but it would never play or it falls back to software transcoding. Probably something I'm doing wrong but wanted to check with you.

Your problem is either CPU, disk, network, or iGPU bottleneck. You're already monitoring CPU, iotop and iftop will allow you to monitor disk and network. Lastly, intel-gpu-top will allow you to monitor the iGPU. More info here:

The existing container does startup on my server running 6.6.6 and it's accessible. I just had issues with disconnects, it didn't remember the previously connect KVM servers, and it being out of date.

Discussion for the new container moved here according to @fanningert's profile he hasn't visited the forum while logged in since June 3, 2018. I had issues with this container and it hasn't been updated in quite some time. Fanningert if you want to take this over from me or want me to delete this just let me know. Updated container here: https://hub.docker.com/r/djaydev/docker-virt-manager Updates include: Remembers previous connections through updates/restarts Fix disconnect issue with newer base image Added VNC connection along side WebGUI Virt-Manager updated from github to lastest 2.0.0 version Unraid template: https://github.com/djaydev/docker-virt-manager/tree/master/UnRaid/template

@fanningert do you mind if I post an updated Virt-Manager container? this one keeps disconnecting when you go to click connect, the included Virt-Manager is out of date