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Do you mind explaining how to do this a bit more, please? I'm not very familiar with this stuff and not sure what this process actually looks like.

One more thing I'll point out. After testing it yesterday (installing from Community Apps and adding the sample camera configuration), I didn't touch it again. 25 hours later I noticed that the memory usage of the Viseron container was using up a bit over 3GB of ram. Screenshot for reference: Is this expected?

I just tried out the current listing for Viseron on Unraid's Community Apps and it looks like it successfully installed. I'm able to get to the Viseron's web ui at least. I haven't tried adding any cameras or anything yet. EDIT: I just tried putting in the camera sample configuration as well and it looks like the sample cameras are working correctly as well. Haven't done anything with recording yet though. I did notice that the icon for Viseron in my docker containers page isn't there. It's just using the standard blank icon image. I don't know much about templates though so I can't assist much with helping you there.

@roflcoopter Any chance for an updated listing in the Community Apps? The only option currently is missing some fields in the template (like network ports, for example). It also wants the container to be privileged, which is the first time I'm even seeing this after using Unraid for like 7 years

Any chance of the "reactive resume" community app to get updated? It looks like the software is officially on Version 3 now, but it looks like this community app is only using Version 1 still. Any chance of this community app getting updated to Version 3? There are a lot of new features in version 3 that would be great to have.

I ended up figuring it out last night. NPM for some reason did not like ports 180 or 1443. After I switched those ports to 1880 and 18443 (and corrected the forwarded ports in my router) it started working correctly again.

Pinging overseerr.mydomain.com does return the correct external IP address, per whatismyip.com The forwarded ports should be correct, as referencing these two screenshots: And checking NPM logs, I'm seeing literally no errors. For example, the logs in "NginxProxyManager\logs" are all 0KBs in size even, besides for error.log which just has this in it: 2021/09/09 16:01:17 [notice] 904#904: signal process started

Yes, I can get to the NPM UI with no issue. Sorry if my post wasn't clear. NPM itself I can get to. The only proxy host that I have setup currently is for Overseerr. I can't get to overseerr.mydomain.com. When I try I get the "This site can't be reached" page in Chrome. 80/443 is forwarded to the respective ports that I have setup for NPM:

Ah, I should have included that. Yes, NPM is also on proxynet.

Hey guys. I'm having trouble. I previously had NginxProxyManager up and running successfully, but I had to start over recently due to a mishap. I use Unraid, and I set it up exactly how I had it before., but I'm not having much luck. Currently, the only proxy host I have setup is for Overseerr (a tool to help request movies/tv shows). NPM says it's status is "Online" but when I try going to it it just gives me the generic "This site can't be reached". I can access it with the local IP address just fine. Here are a couple screenshots to help: Does anyone have any guesses? I'm not seeing a whole lot in the logs either. I have my password manager as well as NextCloud setup, so I (or my users) cannot access these services until NPM is back up and running successfully. Any assistance would be appreciated! EDIT: Adding this screenshot:

Starting last night, when I try going to NginxProxyManager it just does not want to load anymore. Here is a quick video showing what I mean: https://youtu.be/x3jTCwPrHPM Here is an image of the container's configuration page: https://i.imgur.com/ZsUsBrl.png Could I get some assistance please? Because of this my users can't access Nextcloud so I'd like to get this back up and running.

Wait, how does your Port Forwarding section look like that? I posted a screenshot earlier (I think on the previous page) and my Unifi page looks different than that.

II have Google Fiber and they do not block ports. So yeah, I'm at a bit of a loss on what it could be. =\

Yep. They are set to UDP.

Here is an image of what my Unifi's Port Forwarding page looks like: I'm also testing with my external IP by having a friend try to join. He is also seeing the not responding thing.

So I've been hosting a Valheim server for some friends on my Windows computer for a few days and it's been going well. I saw that there is now a docker container though and would like to switch to this. I just setup the container and I can join the game with my "localip:2457" but I cannot join with my external IP:2457". When trying to add "externalip:2457" to my Steam's favorite servers, it just says <not responding>. I have verified that the correct ports are forwarded on my Unifi router as well. Anyone else running into this issue?

I just finished setting up the QSV version of Tdarr on my Unraid server. I'm working on converting my entire library to H265. The problem is though is that I'm not seeing any plugins for QSV. Does anyone have a QSV H265 plugin they could share? Lately I've just been using this plugin: "FFMPEG H265 [Contains built-in filter] This plugin transcodes non h265 files into h265 mkv using default settings. Audio/subtitles not affected." I like it since I know that the audio wont be affected at all, only the video. I'm looking for something similar.

Aw shit. I thought I remember reading that at least one of the parity drives has to be as big as the biggest data drive. I guess I was mistaken. Looks like I'm buying another 10TB drive. Thanks for the help!

So I had a hard drive go out recently and I decided to take the opportunity to get more storage. I decided to put in two 10TB Western Digital drives (one for parity and one for data). I bought two directly from WD: https://www.wdc.com/products/internal-storage/wd-red.html So first I put one in the parity drive and had the parity rebuilt. This was a success. I then swapped out a data drive with the other 10TB drive and I am unable to start up the data rebuild process because it says: "Stopped. Disk in parity slot is not biggest." I then figured that I'm in no rush, I'll just swap the two 10TB drives and start again. I swapped out the current 10TB parity drive with the opposite 10TB drive. I'm now at the same spot in the process and I am getting the same message again. How do I go about adding this other 10TB drive into my data pool? Can I get some help with this please?

I'm not sure if this is the right location to post this, but I'm having trouble with Sonarr not wanting to move/rename files after they download. So I've been working on this for a while but I just can't get my docker setup for deluge, sonarr, and radarr to work correctly. So I can go into Sonarr and pick an episode to download, and it will successfully send it to deluge to download it, but then when it finished it will stay in Deluge. The problem is is that Sonarr wont grab the files to rename it and move it to the correct location. The log for Sonarr says: [Error] DownloadedEpisodesImportService: Import failed, path does not exist or is not accessible by Sonarr: /data/complete/Breaking Bad S05E16 REPACK HDTV x264-ASAP[ettv] Here is an image of my volume mappings for my dockers: If I could get some help with this that'd be great, as I can't seem to figure it out. If you need any more info just let me know!