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This might be related to a recent Plex release that is upgrading the secure portion to using Let's Encrypt that might not be playing nicely with some browsers. I just tried and it's working for me in Firefox, Edge (Chromium) and Chrome. Not sure if that is fully implemented in the latest docker release and if Plex is forcing a change in the secure connections settings on certain installs. https://support.plex.tv/articles/206225077-how-to-use-secure-server-connections/?utm_source=Plex&utm_medium=email&utm_content=network_security_button&utm_campaign=Newsletter_Mar_24_2

I believe for most people, it has been traced back to having DPI turned on, turning off DPI has brought my memory usage under 1 GB, previous to that it would climb to 4-6 GB each week before the weekly CA Auto Backup kicked in and restarted the docker. There were some flags people were adding to limit memory usage, but for me, I just realized I didn't need DPI for home use and gave that up until I can afford a Dream Machine Pro to slot in my rack to replace the Unifi Docker.

Thanks for the reply. Looking at the thread below, I think I'm looking at picking up maybe a LSI 9211-8I mostly because it's just for connecting some spinning 12 TB hard drives and I already have the SFF-8087 to SATA fan-out cables. Would that be a good choice?

I'm running Unraid 6.8.3 right now with plans to upgrade to 6.9.0 once I rebuild a drive that died. I'm on AMD, specifically a 3600x on X570. I came to this thread last year and ended up picking up a AOC-SASLP-MV8 card off eBay to add some more drives, but I'm seeing a few threads and posts recommending against them. I just need to add 4 SATA ports and had alrady picked up some of the SFF-8087 breakout cables. Should I go ahead with the AOC-SASLP-MV8 or find something else? Also the Firmware_3.1.0.15n.zip in the first post is also not working.

Definitely some insight on the choices behind the Unraid and technologies and why certain versions are used instead of the latest or alternatives.

The Free Account for two instances works for this plan, that is what I'm using with a spare account that monitors my UnRaid host and main Windows Server that hosts TeamSpeak and Game Servers.

Thanks for the update to the guide mate

My US-48-G1 runs ay 60 C in my rack alongside a mining rigs and my UnRaid rig in 4U cases. I have a 90 mm fan running at low speed just blowing air across the top of the switch and my USG-3. Without the fan running, it gets up to almost 70 C though, but hovers around there. It is hot to touch at that level and if it does get to 75 C, the internal fan does come on for 10 minutes or so as the fan is only configured for full on or full off at 75 C. The internal fan is pretty loud though, people have come up with commands to turn it on, but no speed control and it turns itself off af

To build on this reply, I have a User-Script setup like the following that I was using when I had DPI turned on in my Unifi-Controller causing some really high memory usage over time. So I had this script set to run once a week: #!/bin/bash #arrayStarted=true docsrunning=$(docker ps | awk '{ print $2}') echo "These Dockers are running" echo $docsrunning echo "Is 'unifi-controller' running?" if [[ "$docsrunning" == *"unifi-controller"* ]]; then echo "Looks like it is, triggering a restart to reclaim memory" echo "" docker restart unifi-controller fi

I know the recent controller version 6 broke some things, I think the new setup I have now has a Network that has a VLAN associated with it and then a wireless network SSID configured that uses that configured network, I have my Guest network shown for the wireless example, but "3_Guest" is set up similar to "5_IoT_Cloud_Access". If I connect my phone to my "Cayde-Guest" SSID that is connected to network "3_Guest" on VLAN 10, I only get internet access and can't access other devices or my Chromecasts in the network. Similarly, if I configure a port to be only the "3_Guest" or "5_IoT_Cloud_Ac

Just Export your site and Import to a version of the Beta controller running on a Windows Server 2016 Essentials VM (Free for 180 days up to 5 times for evaluation). Then once the that version of the software becomes mainstream and in the Docker, do the Import/Export again. That's how I moved my Unifi Setup when I was building a new UnRaid box but needed controller access in between. Sadly that is the downside to running early access and/or alpha or beta stuff, you won't get much support outside of the manufacturer themselves in the method they

WS discovery is a welcome convenience on my network and I would prefer to leave it running, is it possible to maybe lock it to a specific core to play more nicely with Docker and VM CPU Pinning settings? As it stands, I use CPU pinning to give VM's and Docker Containers access to certain cores to help with higher CPU dependent things like a game server or Plex container, so it would be nice to just throw WS Discovery on specific cores that aren't shared with the CPU dependent stuff.

If you open the Docker's Console, type `influx` and hit enter, you will be brought to the InfluxDB console Then type `show databases` and hit enter to see all the created databases Type `use <database name>` and hit enter to select that database Type `show measurements` and hit enter to see all logged measurement values Type `select last(*) from <measurement name>` and hit enter and should show you only the last measurement and all its data

Has anyone gotten UDP to work on InfluxDB Docker? I've tried: - Adding a port mapping for 8089 for UDP traffic - installing nano and editing /etc/influxdb/influxdb.conf to add the relevant [udp] section as it doesn't exist - restarting the docker - logs show that it is listening on :8089 for UDP But after all that, it won't accept the same UDP packets that a local Windows InfluxDB does accept.

Any luck on the Memory numbers without DPI enabled? Also what are you using as your Cron job (or User Script) to restart the docker daily, I might have to look at that myself.