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After upgrading to 6.6.2 and also switching to new hardware, I am getting this error below when I click on apps tab. Any ideas? RESOLVED AFTER UPDATING THE CA PLUGIN Fatal error: Uncaught Error: Call to undefined function dockerRunSecurity() in /usr/local/emhttp/plugins/community.applications/include/helpers.php:151 Stack trace: #0 /usr/local/emhttp/plugins/community.applications/include/exec.php(1347): checkValidDockerRunCommand(Array) #1 /usr/local/emhttp/plugins/community.applications/include/exec.php(117): DownloadApplicationFeed() #2 {main} thrown in /usr/local/emhttp/plugins/community.applications/include/helpers.php on line 151

+1 for paperless

Great! thanks.

Thanks! I just found out about this plugin. I will check it out, it looks like it would work for me. I wish this was an official feature though. Edit. I really don't think I need redundancy for my cache drive or VM disks. So I'm ok with not having any redundancy for them. If necessary I take manual backups from time to time.

+1 That would be nice to have. At the moment I just put the IP under description, which works as well.

Let me preface my complaint by saying that I really like unraid and it perfectly fits into my use cases (personal/home use). I never really like the idea of raid, splitting (or duplicating) you data over different disks, it just makes me uncomfortable. I like the control and and flexibility unraid gives me. For example I don't split my shares over disks. I like to know which disk has what data. Since I have a small setup setup, this works for me. I wasn't really using my cache drive for cache purposes either, I don't necessarily need the extra speed most of the time. But I have my system and appdata on it as that's the default option and it makes sense. I use my cache drive (SSD) mainly to store disk images for my VMs. As you know it has great impact if you use an ssd as the system disk for an OS. Now the other day I wanted to add a second SSD as a second cache drive, only to find out that I will have to reformat my current cache as btrfs and pool it with the new drive in a raid configuration. I have no use for this. I just wanted to add a second drive for my VMs, nothing else. Why isn't this an option? Or maybe an option to auto mount a disk without being part of the array or cache pool.

That was crazy fast! Thanks a lot!

Hi all, Can I make a request for an addition to nerdpack? What I need is lbzip2. I use unraid through ssh, as much as use it through the web interface. Mainly for file operations. lbzip2 is bzip2 multi-threaded. It's packaged by all major distros. It makes a significant change in the amount of time compression takes, when you have a multi-core CPU. Basically it reduces time by the amount of threads. And the particular use case I find myself needing it is to compress the VM disks for backup/snapshot purposes. The VM manager in unraid doesn't have a snapshot option. When I install a new OS, I usually like to keep a fresh backup of it, just in case I need it in the future so that I don't have to re-install.

I've been spending time on and off with unraid for about a year now and especially with VM's and passthrough. I must say it's been a rocky road and I still can get everything working. Anyway I don't want to tell the long version now, my current issue is that selecting VNC as graphics card for VM crashes host while VM is booting. It is really disappointing that it crashes the host and not just the VM. My question is, are there any logs that host keeps that maybe could identify the problem. It works OK when I assign the video card as passthrough. The VM is Ubuntu 16.10.