luisv

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  1. Changes made and restarted the docker... no change to the log file. Is there a way to check to see if the cron job itself is running?
  2. Hello... sorry to say, but it doesn't seem like the scheduled cron job is working. When I tested the execution of the email via ssh, it worked perfectly; however, the last entry in the log is from last week when I was doing testing. Below is the last line in the log: I, [2017-08-17T19:21:57.834890 #1702] INFO -- : Script complete. Ran in 369.448962219 seconds I set the schedule to kick off on Thursdays at 6:15pm: email_report_time: '15 18 * * 4' Any help is appreciated and if you need any other info please let me know.
  3. Hello... I just wanted to say thanks for providing this docker, it was easy to install and works like a dream!
  4. If this is the wrong place for this post, please let me know, but I"m curious as to how Code32's announcement will affect the docker and future support: https://www.crashplan.com/en-us/consumer/nextsteps/
  5. Just wanted to say thanks for providing this docker! Setup was a piece of cake with both command line and scheduled testing just as painless to perform.
  6. Have you read through this thread, specifically this post by Pauven:
  7. For those using an Asus Prime X-370 Pro a new BIOS / UEFI update was released today. If I wasn't 8hrs into running preclear on my drives, I would perform the update to see what changed. All it says is "Add CBS item"... https://www.asus.com/us/Motherboards/PRIME-X370-PRO/HelpDesk_Download/
  8. That's excellent news... looking forward to hearing how the Threadripper performs.
  9. Same here, thanks bonienl for providing this plugin and kudos to Bill for the interim solution.
  10. Poor performance for Windows VM gaming, or normal Windows day to day use?
  11. I have similar requirements and I'm basically at the same crossroads as you, so I'm curious if you finalized your build decisions. I'm trying to decide between the 1700x and a E3-1275 v6 build.
  12. Thanks again for your reply and sorry for the delay in getting back to you... busy couple of days / weeks. For sure, important data will be backed up to multiple locations as it is today, so I totally agree with your comments as this isn't the only backup strategy... it's part of the overall plan.
  13. Thanks for the quick reply and as you can see, I'm trying to decide between the options out there and yes, I got my terminology mixed up. I think I fixed the errors in my original post, so my bad...
  14. Sorry if these questions have been asked / answered before, but I'm still deciding on what to do as a replacement for my current setup as well as trying to determine if I can reuse the current drives I have. My current Synology NAS has four WD Red 3TB drives, is around 4 years old, has been trouble free thus far, but we're running out of space. It's mainly used for media storage, photos and time machine backups. Our photos are also stored on Amazon. I'm hoping that I can set up a unRAID application server to take advantage of the various functions with an array of three to four 4TB drives, migrate the data and then add the four 3TB drives from the Synology to the array, after formatting / clearing them. Based on what I've read thus far, this seems to be a possible migration path; however, since the drives are approximately 4 years old, I'm curious as to the community's thoughts on reusing these older drives or should I just starting with six 4TB drives and call it a day. Is it possible to create a second array with these older drives and use them for less important data? Thanks in advance for your help...