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That is awesome. Very nice work. At first I was like "where is it!?!" then I found that you have to re-scan for missing movies to repopulate the information.

https://www.google.com/search?q=virtio+guest+agent

You can make your own script like jonathanm said or you can use CA Appdata Backup / Restore to back up the entire /cache mount. Or you could use any backup programs in docker to make a copy of the /cache drive.

https://wiki.unraid.net/index.php/UnRAID_6/VM_Management#Step_5:_Install_the_VirtIO_drivers_from_inside_the_VM_.28Windows_Guests_Only.29

Well hell, if that's what you've been working on already then that's some damn good work. Since it looks like you've got that going pretty good then I'd suggest possibly a method of adding movies to Radarr so that you could one-click add them to your library -- or to add any selected items to their own rss feed that can be imported, rather than an rss feed of 'all' missing items. Nice work.

Previous discussion.

This is kinda cool, fills the "gaps" (no pun intended) of collections you might have never known had related movies.. Would it be possible to add more information to the result list of movies that are missing to include what movies the match is related to -- that you already have? For example one of my results is #FromJennifer (2017) The Jennifer Found Footage Collection Never heard of this movie, nor this collection... why is it a match to my library? After looking it up on TMDB I see the collection has 2 Jennifer (2016), which is the movie I have (never watched it). So it would just be nice to see what existing movies the collections are related to if you're unaware of the titles. Here's a thought too, since you have to query TMDB in the first place anyways to get the collection info, store the names of all the movies in the collection to display in the missing movies list and display them as present/missing. Example: Maybe just the font color could change for present/missing or something like that. Also another thought, maybe you could group the collections together .. so again for example #FromJennifer is the first result on my list because of the alpha sorting.. then To Jennifer is missing also, way down in the T's.. maybe you could group them together by collection name so that they are displayed together. Think of this.. I think I have one James Bond movies that I haven't watched yet.. the newest one.. so every other James Bond movie is listed as missing, if all those movies were listed under one collection that I could ignore.... amazing.

There could be an easier way but I just tried this quickly... Open a console window for mariadb (click on the mariadb icon on your docker page and select console) type in mysql -u <root/admin username> -p and hit enter, then enter your password then it will show you the version, such as Server version: 10.4.13-MariaDB-1:10.4.13+maria~bionic-log mariadb.org binary distribution

I just came across this plugin and it's exactly what I knew I needed... so just wanted to say thanks! Would you be able to apply the same type of categorizing to the plugins page? That would be kinda cool too...

https://webdav.xterm.eu/media/windows-drivers/kvm-win-drivers/

Not sure on that error but yes you need to start with the sample file from the site. Then put that file into /mnt/user/appdata/privatebin --- not into a folder named conf.php

Thanks for the follow up. Looks like if I go ahead with an upgrade I would probably get the X11SCA-F because of availability. The SCA is listed as a "workstation" board and all the other X11 C246 boards are "server" boards --- but nowhere to be found right now. The SCA is available on Amazon and Newegg and has all of the "server" board features.

Yes, here's a basic script to do that. virsh start <name of vm> sleep 30m virsh shutdown <name of vm> Or you could just start it and then have the Windows VM shut itself down after a period of time.

Looks like this works... -v '/mnt/user/appdata/privatebin/conf.php':'/srv/cfg/conf.php':'rw'

I have not used the winNUT program but I do use the apcusbd (https://sourceforge.net/projects/apcupsd/files/) program on Windows to accomplish the same task. My configuration file only needs two lines for basic operation. UPSTYPE net DEVICE <UNRAID_IP>:3551 Just another option.

Seems it might be possible but would actually require interacting with apcupsd rather than as a "user script" that's easy to just drop into Unraid. This would take some custom work, but not overly difficult it doesn't look like. https://www.systutorials.com/docs/linux/man/8-apccontrol/ Specifically you'd be wanting to implement a script when apcupsd triggers this notificaiton: powerout apcupsd generates this event as soon as apcupsd detects that the UPS has switched to battery power and it is not a self-test.

I don't use it specifically for this, but I do use it to reduce file sizes/resolutions of stuff I don't need/want in their original format. Basically any setting you choose that's below 4K will result in a smaller file. I personally don't believe in the 4K hype and wouldn't make any difference visually even if you have a 4K screen to watch it on (I do, and 4K looks the same as 1080, which looks the same as 720, which looks just as good as 480... but my eyes are older), so I'd say just choose whichever resolution you want to give it a shot. You can encode only a small part of the bluray to see what the output would be like, you don't have to do the entire thing. When I do convert stuff, I've been using Matroska/H.265 usually either 720p or 480p if it's something silly like an animation. You could start with 1080p and see how that looks to you.

I had been messing around with this a little bit trying to make it a more interactive function with push alerts and such. The main problem with all of these ideas though is that they don't seem to account for unauthorized access, in extreme circumstances. Let's say that the server gets stolen and someone starts it up. Without the keyfile it's useless, ok that's fine. But you don't know that the server is missing -- and your ftp is running -- and it's restarted and data is loaded. That's not fine. Let's say that the array started / stopping / stopped scripts (from another thread about this) are present and the array is stopped by a bad actor, the keyfile gets downloaded (or is still present) and the array can be restarted with data in tact. That's not fine. In either case as long as the keyfile is not already there simply having the ftp server turned off will prevent the ability to get the keyfile downloaded, as long as you remember to keep the ftp off. That's ok. Now let's say you're away on vacation and the server reboots for whatever reason and is now offline -- but you have a family member that needs access to the server, but your ftp server was turned off because you weren't expect it to reboot.. so now it's running at the array stopped - need keyfile to start array. What to do? Give up your passphrase to someone to type it in and start the array.... not a big deal most likely but not the first choice. Try to talk them through opening a console prompt and running some commands to fetch the keyfile from your ftp server... good luck with that. Let's say you're able to get the keyfile onto the system remotely, now you still have to start the array with the keyfile present. Well that involves a restart of the gui. It's not the cleanest solution per se but I don't think it would exactly break anything doing that. Also, ftp on your phone doesn't work UNLESS you're on a router and can get an open port for access. So if all you have is cell network access -- your server is not starting any time soon. Will unraid's ftp server run without the array started? That might be better to connect TO unraid rather than to your phone. I was trying to implement a way of getting a notification if the server was restarted unexpectedly and then have the choice of transferring the keyfile and getting the array started. I have push notifications going ok and the scripts for downloading the keyfile can include a command to restart the webui to load the keyfile ... so all in all it's dirty but it works. I never really finished cleaning all this up and simplifying the process... so I guess I'm just thinking out loud in case there's any better ideas that anyone can come up with. One person in another thread talked about connecting to the webui via vpn, and that seems to work well enough and might even be easier even if not as automated. Ok I've spewed enough about this... ideas, thoughts, comments?

Not really sure to be honest. Since I've never used it I don't know if it's not working as expected. I have not tested any of the email stuff but when I log in to the site there's an error message at the top: Error: APP_KEY is set to a default value, to update it backup your database and then run php artisan ninja:update-key Now I did create an app key and pass it as an argument for the container, so not sure about that one.. but then on the console running that php command gives this error / # php artisan ninja:update-key Could not open input file: artisan errrrrrrrrrr, ok, hold on a sec. When I ran that command on one of the other dockers it worked right away, and this custom container it did not, but I just realized that when it's talking about 'artisan' it wants that file and I found it in /app so running that command in that directory works... there's no prompt about wanting to update the key so I just had to type 'yes' to get it to continue, refreshed the website and the error message was gone. So as far as anything else, that was the only problem I saw...... now that's resolved. Well then... Wonder how to remove the free version "created by" watermark...... hmm....

I just started playing around with this a little bit and I basically got stuck with not being able to load the page, like everyone else.. tried some of DesktopMaster's stuff and didn't really get any further. So instead of using the docker from community applications, I tried the official invoiceninja docker instead (invoiceninja/invoiceninja) and that didn't really get me anywhere either. Then I found another docker image after a youtube video ... and it works more than any others so far. https://dbtechreviews.com/2020/07/invoice-ninja-installed-in-docker/ https://hub.docker.com/r/cdnhammernet/invoiceninja I just added a new container using cdnhammernet/invoiceninja and put in the basic variables to get it working.. and it works. Not sure what's different about this one compared to the others but it's a starting point.

I wouldn't bother with the Ethernet protection. The idea behind that port is to protect you from any surges through the ethernet cables themselves. Also does some filtering.. "Maintains clean power for connected equipment by filtering out electromagnetic and radio frequency interference to improve picture and sound quality." I don't think the filtering part is really needed... or the surge protection. If you wanted to use it, then I think you would want to have your cable modem IN to the UPS and then OUT to your router. But the surge suppression is listed at only 405 joules, which is nothing. And the filtering could potentially make your signal even weaker. Most ethernet cables are shielded already anyways. And no those ethernet ports on the UPS have nothing to do with shutdown commands or any communication. They are only for the surge protection.

CyberPower may not be the best solution for you then, looks like they primarily serve US based customers. Best they seem to offer for the UK is a 3 battery / 3 surge unit https://www.cyberpower.com/uk/en/product/sku/BR1200ELCD-UK#specification You can use power strips on the battery plugs, provided that you don't overdo it. If you used two of them to separate hardware you'd be better off. You could see if any of these APC units offer more https://www.apc.com/shop/uk/en/categories/power/uninterruptible-power-supply-ups-/computer-and-peripheral/N-a4lk5lZ7ykz98 I don't know anything about this brand but someone here mentioned it in another UPS thread.. looks like 5xUK plugs is the best they offer https://powerwalker.com/?page=product&item=10120033&lang=en

So it looks like you ended up with the X11SCH-F after all. Do you have IPMI (remote console) and iGPU ,working together? I ask because I've seen someone mention that any of these X11 boards can be used for IPMI with iGPU but the X11SCA-F is the only board that specifically lists Intel UHD P630 graphic which makes it sound like it's the only board that might support IPMI/iGPU simultaneously. I'd be more interested in the X11SCH-F or X11SCH-LN4F if I can get IPMI and iGPU working together (even though I don't really need iGPU for transcoding, but if I can have it why not get it..) I would use IPMI console/KVM more than iGPU but the option for both would be good.

Sure, so Unraid already has built in support for UPS's on the Settings page, it's got APCUPSD built in already. (http://apcupsd.org/manual/manual.html) And it's already it's own server.. which makes everything easy. On my Windows PC I install the apcusbd software (which can act as server or client) https://sourceforge.net/projects/apcupsd/files/win-binaries - Stable/3.14.14/ Then, simply, I modify the configuration file on Windows to get data from the server. You can configure any other options you want in the file but these two lines get you connected to Unraid. UPSTYPE net DEVICE <UNRAID_IP>:3551 This really is the cheapest and maybe even easiest way of running multiple pcs off one ups. Your two main options for network capabilities are from CyberPower and APC. https://www.cyberpowersystems.com/product/ups/hardware/rmcard205/ https://www.apc.com/shop/us/en/products/UPS-Network-Management-Card-2/P-AP9630 On top of the cost of the UPS. No thank you I say. Unraid also has a plugin for NUT, which essentially does the same thing. Either one will work with apcusbd on the Windows pc. As far as a PS5 and stuff.. well it's funny you mention. I've got my PS4 and Xbox connected to the UPS also. I don't remember if I actually put it on a battery backup plug or just a surge plug but I seem to recall thinking that in the event of an outage I wouldn't want to just be dropped from a game I'd like to be able to say "oh snap gotta go! power's out!"