aptalca

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  1. The container by default doesn't have any projects enabled or even added. It doesn't do anything until the user sets it all up in the webgui. The user is expected to set it up the way they prefer. Also, it comes with all original boinc default settings. We don't modify anything.
  2. Folding@home works with amd gpus, however, we do not support it with this image. Simply because none of us have a suitable test environment. I have one amd gpu, but it crashes my unraid servers when I try to pass through to a Linux VM. I don't believe there currently is a way to install necessary amd drivers on unraid for use in containers, but again, my knowledge on amd in containers is not very deep.
  3. Jobs are distributed server side. We have no control over it. They may have different priorities based on cpu size, gpu type, etc.
  4. Umm, is this how skynet gets started?!? We were so preoccupied with whether or not we could, we didn’t stop to think if we should. 😜
  5. With docker compose you can. Anyway, that was just an option listed, not a recommendation. For the second, you need to look at docker faqs. It's an unraid thing but in a nutshell, you use the key/value to set the variables and you can add as many as you like (volume mappings, too).
  6. You can ask their dev Map the file somewhere (or use docker secrets) and pass the location in an environment variable
  7. This is what we use with our letsencrypt image: https://github.com/linuxserver/reverse-proxy-confs/blob/master/code-server.subdomain.conf.sample
  8. Yup, any disease will prioritize covid-19 It looks like the servers are overloaded and it may be a while before you're assigned a job
  9. Don't quote me on this, but I believe this container uses the main gpu cores whereas plex/emby/jellyfin use a separate dedicated hardware video acceleration core. So they shouldn't compete for the same resource (except for maybe ram, but this container uses little) Same way live streaming does not degrade the gaming experience as the livestream part uses the dedicated video acceleration core.
  10. @CyberMew I don't know how much you used code-server, or vscode for that matter, but when you open a terminal, you have access to the entire container. Same as when you open the terminal on a bare metal install of vscode, you have access to the entire machine contents. So I genuinely don't understand what your expectations are here.
  11. What? Not expose to what or who? It's the folder that contains the container data
  12. It sounds like a plex issue (windows vs linux). You should report it to them on their forum. We don't touch anything tuner related in the docker image, it's all handled by Plex itself.
  13. When I restart the container, I get that pop up about connecting, but usually connects within 30 seconds or so
  14. https://www.tomshardware.com/news/folding-at-home-worlds-top-supercomputers-coronavirus-covid-19 https://cointelegraph.com/news/foldinghome-surpasses-400-000-users-amid-crypto-contribution
  15. "almost mirror" != "the same" If you post exactly what you did, we can try and help. But if you say "I followed x video or guide for the most part", then we don't have a crystal ball.
  16. 502 means letsencrypt cannot reach deluge You likely have deluge in host networking, so change the address to point to unraid ip and port to the mapped port in your proxy conf
  17. I think their servers are getting overloaded. Way too many people started folding recently due to coronavirus (myself included).