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Anyone that can help me get access to my influxdb remotely? I want to be able to add some metrics from my VPS to InfluxDB, but I'm struggling with connecting. I've forwarded port 8086 in my firewall to my Unraid server which is set up with the same port. I don't understand but I still cant get to it. Is there anything I need to change in the influxdb configuration files?

I'm having an issue with this where the container keeps writing to the docker.img, is there anything I can do to change the path? Or the retainment policy for logs? Currently sitting at close to 9gb for this image which is just too damn high EDIT: So here's what you do.. Change local.conf.yaml in appdata/loki/conf FROM table_manager: retention_deletes_enabled: false retention_period: 0s to this: table_manager: retention_deletes_enabled: true retention_period: 24h Now it will rotate logs out of retention after 24 hours. You can change the period to whatever you like ofcourse. The container has to be deleted and re-made it seems for the old data to be deleted.

Hey @Natcoso9955 - Thanks for building this and the Promtail one

Hey, I've got this docker setup and running with Organizr as the frontend, it has been working great! Now I'm developing a .php page that I want to try while coding it. Is there an easy solution to use this docker to serve the .php without messing with the rest of my setup? For now I'd like to just have it served locally

Did you ever fix this issue? I seem to have the same thing.. The VM starts fine without the passthrough, but fails as soon as I set it to passthrough the USB-controller EDIT: Changed the drive to IDE instead of VirtIO, and it works now. Unsure if that causes a performance hit tbh

Is there an easy way to switch to the regular Plex container from this Plexpass container? Couldnt be as easy as changing the repository?

Access to my server via apps (Android, Libreelec) are somehow gone and I cant figure out what I can do to fix it. I can access the server fine through webui, both local and WAN. The server has green checkmark under network. I cant see anything in the log for the container, and not sure where the logs are for Android app. Maybe I could get a log for libreelec? I've tried disabling SSL on the server to rule that out, I've tried downgrading PMS and I've tried rebooting pretty much everything multiple times. Any ideas?

Anyone using end2end-encrytpion and got it working succesfully? I've got it set up, and it works for adding a small amount of data at a time. Adding multiple photos or large videos makes the entire thing crash. It seems to be unstable at best. My android client can see the files, but not delete them. Sometimes they show up as encrypted even though they should be unencrypted. It stores the files in an uaccessible tmp folder which still has the files after the upload crash. Any tips? EDIT: The github for the app also contains plenty of unresolved issues, so it might not be ready.. unfortunately.

@JonMikelV thanks, any idea what I could do to get past this error? syslog:

Hi, I'd think this should be fairly easy, but my google-skills seem to have failed me tonight. I've got a debian VM running, and simply want to mount or access /mnt/user/Downloads/youtube-dl inside this VM. How can I do this? I'm not sure how "Unraid mount tag" works inside the settings for the VM, but I cant find the share after setting it up there. Tried various mount-tags such as "/mnt/youtube"

That seems like quite the hack just to get a (single) computer in my case to turn off in time, and turn back on when battery is good Had another outage today, and the server is not given enough time to gracefully shut down. It seems to force shutdown after 90s, which is not enough. I'm not really sure which setting would define this. Also my UPS has three different groups (groups of outlets in the back) which can be controlled individually through the network interface, but that data/function seems to be lost with NUT.

Any tips/guides on how you set this up? I followed this guide, but that basically leaves me with my RPi as the NUT server, and I don't know how to set it up as you suggested. I've tried to read the NUT-documentation but that was some heavy stuff.. Do you control the power of VMs/Unraid server from the RPi itself, or from the individual NUT-client setups on those machines? And how do you set up the RPi to wake the server when UPS is back above a given charge?

Thanks, that is solid input Is there a way to configure this to only boot the server when UPS reached maybe 50% capacity? And I dont see how the BIOS setting would help? If Unraid shuts down before the battery is depleted, the last power state would be off, right? So it wouldnt turn back on. I guess I could somehow have a service on a secondary Raspberry Pi or similar to do the following Check if server is off Check if UPS-charge>50% Wake-On-Lan

I recently bought an UPS (APC Smart UPS X 3000 VA LCD), and I'm currently testing it in use. I've got it identified by the apcupsd-daemon in Unraid, and it initiated a shutdown as I'd expected. What I want is a possibility to have the server start when main-power is resumed, but I dont know how to go about this. Any tips? This would "have" to work for both when mains is restored after the shutdown has been initated, but before the UPS is depleted entirely, and in the case where the UPS has been entirely depleted

I added another path called /opt/plexmediaserver and pointed it to /appdata/binhex-plexpass/opt and the container started. Nothing in the folder atm. EDIT: Spoke too soon, container starts but crashes..

In the qbittorrent settings "Run external program on torrent completion"

Solved it by switching to qbittorrent, night and day how responsive the webui is. I'll never look back

The importer of lidarr expects the file to be in the same location as reported by the download client. When using docker this can get tricky due to the volume mappings. Make sure both lidarr and your download client has the same volume mapping for /downloads/. If this is not clear, post your volume mappings for the download client aswell

Basically install unrar via the nerdpack plugin, then run command on completion: unrar x "%F/*.r*" "%F/"

Hi guys, does anyone know how I can set this up to extract completed torrents? I'm used to the "run upon completion" from Windows where I'd use unrar CLI for this, but in a Docker container I dont have a clue where to start. Thanks

Please report back I'd also be interested in other torrent clients, but as far as I can tell Deluge is the best option. Considering running it on a VM to at least have the option for remote desktop if I need to other things than just monitoring torrents.

Nope

I dont have UDP for 58946, otherwise this looks the same as mine. This could be a part of the VPN? Where did you get "10.21.10.6" from in the interface setting? Is this the IP of your USG? Seems I got it working simply by changing the port from 58846 to some other port on the incoming port

Hey guys, I'm struggling getting connectable. Both porttest.net and canyouseeme says I'm invisible, in addition to the trackers that I'm using. So my Deluge-settings looks like this: My router (Unifi USG with UPNP disabled) like this: *Note this type of port-forwarding works for other services like Letsencrypt/Plex. And my docker: I'm running latest Unraid with latest docker (non-vpn). I've also tried moving the docker to br0 with a static, separate IP, without any luck. I'd love some pointers on where I'm going wrong.

Thanks for the feedback. It's been like this for an hour, so I thought it could be something with my setup I'll check back later!