88pockets

Hey bud, I am struggling to get Traefik 2 up and running on my unRAID install, how did you insert the environment variables. I get errors related to the ACME cert grab as it is trying to login with @gmail.com instead of [email protected]. I also cannot get the container's web interface up. I have a separate docker network called 'proxynet' so all the containers that will go through the reverse proxy can communicate. I also changed unraid's web interface away from 80 and 443, so that traefik can use those ports. Could you please send me a photo of your docker-compose file and or what the web interface in unRAID to edit the container looks like. Plus the container need traefik.yml. Any help would be appreciated. I tried getting nginx proxy man up and running with Atuthelia and have run into issues, so now I am looking at Traefik to handle reverse proxying and google Oauth instead of Authelia. Any help just getting the traefik continer to show its interface would be much appreciated.

One thing thing I love - the simplicity of adding new containers through the community aggregated app store, Something I would like to see added in 2020, VM snapshots would be radical. Thanks for all your hard work and happy new year! Below is my rambling testament to what I like about the platform far outside the scope of the entry requirements How do I leave it to one thing. I love the community app store, which makes docker simple to work with . Yes, once you grasp how to use docker or docker compose, then it is simple enough. However, developers love their shorthand and instructions on github and dockerhub tend to be a bit barebones with assumptions made that the end user will "know how to open a linux socket" for instance. I love how this software really re-sparked my interest in tech (though it has become a quite expensive interest). This has now led to multiple servers, rack mounted switches, re-purposed hardware for a pfsense router/firewall, and countless new projects with which to learn new things. I love having virtualization so easily handy so I can spin up a VM or launch a container to teach myself IP PBX software, Windows Server, IPTV through TVheadend (which is then ported into Plex through Xteve or tvheadend), CC TV security through Shinobi or Blue Iris, countless Linux distros, hosting my own website, sharing my media with family, having Terabytes of Storage at the ready (plus the ability to easily pop in more drives individually at a whim). I love being able to run a VPN to get into my server from my office and access any of my files though my own cloud service (be it OwnCloud, NextCloud, or OpenVPN and mapping a windows network share). I love not dealing with external Hard Drives. I love Space Invaders video tutorials for all of the above. I love that this forum exists and Reddit too. For support or simply to inspire new ideas for the next project / learning experience. Everything posted above doesn't scratch the surface of all this software does and all that I have done with this software. I love that it keeps getting better with each release and every addition to the community app store. I also love that it keeps showing me how much more there is to learn and how much further I can research and develop my skills in tech. Be it learning Linux, enterprise and networking hardware, network administration, systems/server administration, software development, etc. As I said this has re-sparked my interest in tech and is steadily getting me closer to my goal of working in tech, as I am currently studying to acquire certifications for Cisco and maybe M$ too. As I said it is hard to keep it to just one like, as this software has opened the door to so much for me.

Hey bud, I think this is an issue that won't be fixed. Unfortunately the P6T is a good board for LGA 1366 and utilizing the Xeon X5600 series in a consumer board, but VM with HW passthrough just wont work. I'd suggest selling the board or whole platform and going on reddit/r/homelabsales and finding a true server grade solution for your unRAID rig. I sold my P6T and got a 12 3.5" SuperMicro chassis and Motherboard to serve as my unRAID machine. Good news X58 Mobos fetch a good price. unRAID is a cool place to start with VMs, but there are a bunch of other distros to check out Proxmox, XCP-ng (XenServer), ESXi (VMware), check em all out, its all free. Or if you get two GPUs, you can check out r/VFIO and pass through a GPU from a linux host to Windows or MacOS. Theres a ton of stuff to learn

So if you have an Asus X58 Mobo and ever attempted to run VMs you will see that despite VT-d being enabled in the bios that the VM can not access devices through the IOMMU directly. Rumor is there is a magical unreleased/modded bios that fix the DMAR Tables, essentially unRAID/XEN/any other Virtulization software shuts down IOMMU/VT-d... saying in the log BIOS Broken RMRR ends before it starts. I have an Asus P6T (original not deluxe, ws, se or any thing else) that has the latest and not greatest AMI (American Megatrends Inc.) Bios # 1408 (released September of 2010) Rumor on the Xen Wiki and in some other places is that the DMAR Tables have been fixed in this BIOS. I am either attempting to find it or if someone smart enough knows how to mod it and fix the DMAR Tables and RMRR issue (says Mapping reserved region failed) Quite a long shot I know, but based on my searches I am not the only person in the world looking for a solution to this error. The broken Bios affects VT-d usage in any distro using x58 on AMI Bios. Note: The broken DMAR Tables seems to mainly affect the integrated sound card and appears to span beyond this series of boards with the AMI Bios being the common denominator. I found one post stating do not include the integrated audio when setting up the VM, rather add a card via USB. May be true in some instances, for me the VM crashes shortly after booting. Besides I dont want multiple call trace errors on my server. Any help or a nudge in the right direction is greatly appreciated.