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  1. You can now also change the resolution of the container with the environment variable `-e resolution=1280x720`.
  2. @ridge, please update to the latest version of the image.
  3. @ridge, I can't replicate. Sharing a Tiësto song indexes it, although it shows up as Ti?sto in the browse list. How do you get the errors from the first screenshot?
  4. Noticed the ping fluctuation here as well. Other devices on the network don't seem to experience the same, could it be a bug with speedtest-cli?
  5. Perhaps if you change `location /` to `location /subdir/` and leave the websockets to be at `location /websockify` it might work.
  6. @ridge, feel free to modify this, ssl.conf and proxy.conf are part of linuxserver.io's letsencrypt nginx server, but it should run fine without them, the key thing is the /websockify connection upgrade. upstream soulseek { server 192.168.1.100:6080; } server { server_name _; listen 80; return 301 https://$host$request_uri; } server { server_name _; listen 443 ssl; access_log /config/log/nginx/soulseek_access.log; error_log /config/log/nginx/soulseek_error.log; include /config/nginx/ssl.conf; client_max_body_size 0; location / { include /config/nginx/proxy.conf; proxy_pass http://soulseek/; } location /websockify { include /config/nginx/proxy.conf; proxy_set_header Upgrade $http_upgrade; proxy_set_header Connection "upgrade"; proxy_pass http://soulseek/; } }
  7. Has there been any updates on this?
  8. Just pushed the latest version of Soulseek (2018.01) that works through a browser here.
  9. @roland, can we have the `/var/run/docker.sock` read-only mapping in the XML template please? @SirBindy, your folder mapping is bad. Make it
  10. You should be able to see the name of the containers.
  11. Not true. @L0rdRaiden, map the container `/var/run/docker.sock` file to the host. Read-only would suffice.
  12. As previously stated, this currently only works with Corsair RMi and HXi. The i stands for "intelligent" which is their digital control and monitoring feature over USB.
  13. Prolly not. Assuming there isn't much Corsair RMi/HXi unRAID users out there, but who knows...
  14. In the spirit of badly written things, here is a plugin that reads Corsair power supply statistics and displays them in the dashboard. GPU load is the value from the output0 PSU lane. It is a wrapper for the corsairmi binary which reads out monitoring information for Corsair RMi and HXi power supplies. Works cool in conjunction with an UPS plugin. To install, go to Plugins > Install Plugin and paste https://raw.githubusercontent.com/realies/corsairpsu-unraid/master/corsairpsu.plg
  15. Upon a graphics card crash, the system halted and had to be physically rebooted. After the reboot, the webGui is showing "Array Stopped - stale configuration" and the array devices are all unassigned with the cache drive the only populated device in the Main page. It seems that this is a bug, considering other people have faced it, although not sure how to reproduce without risking the data. Speaking of which, what is the recommended way of reassigning all devices and starting the array in this situation? Contents of disk.cfg here. Update: The super.dat file is NOT zero bytes, there's also a super.dat.CA_BACKUP. A filename called DISK_ASSIGNMENTS.txt contains the device order in details. One of the previously unassigned drives is missing from the system. Update2: Missing drive became available on next power cycle. Checking "parity is valid" and re-assigning disks according to old records seems to have brought the array online without losing data.
  16. The idea of using the built-in wireless interface for a backup connection with a motherboard that has it sounds appealing. Since the wireless interface is part of the same IOMMU group as the ethernet interface, one might prefer not to enable PCIe ACS override to be able to use it with a VM for stability reasons. Using it within unRAID is currently not possible as the iwlwifi module is not available and access to /lib/firmware, where a iwlwifi driver can be loaded, is read-only (squashfs). Would it be possible to have this in a future iteration?
  17. Why is `/var/run/docker.sock` suggested to be mounted with write access?
  18. Assuming you're trying to access unRAID from the local network from which it is on, perhaps trying https://machine.ip.here/ or https://unraid-hostname/
  19. Successfully updated from rc21 to 6.4.0 stable on Ryzen. VMs + GPU pass-through and containers have all started fine. Unfortunately still having unclean shutdowns/restarts.
  20. Having to post the same thing over and over again sounds inefficient. It gets easily lost in the support thread. Maybe information like this should be included in the first post of the support thread.
  21. Updated to the latest. Nominal Power is empty and UPS Load is `-` with an Eaton 5E 650i.
  22. Changing the switch structure for a key-value array pair wouldn't be increasing processing speed but allowing for further and easier progression of the plugin. Future functionality might allow the user to specify UPS information that they would want to be displayed. This would be easy if the front-end (html and javascript) is isolated from the back-end (php) if both communicate via a REST interface. In practice, nut_status.php would be replying with a json array containing the information and the front-end would be drawing it. Another reason to have the key-value array pair would be if there is more UPS specific rules such as the Eaton one. Another case would be falling back to VA instead of W for the load section of UPS units without real power and a specific estimation rule. All of those would be easier to write and manage outside a switch statement. Happy to prepare a refactor for the aforementioned.
  23. Nice finding, @pwm. I wonder if the value in watts can be estimated for other types of UPS units. There should probably be a fallback to displaying volt-amperes instead of watts if it cannot be estimated.