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Isn't there now an online process for switching out the usb guid? I think it's all automated

I'm not too familiar with docker-gen, but setting up the reverse proxy with nginx is very easy and you only have to do it once. There are templates posted in the threads.

There are two nginx containers in the community applications. One has letsencrypt and fail2ban built in

Unraid can run on Apple hardware can it not? [emoji6]

Never run the permissions utility on your docker container folders. That's probably what caused it. While the container is running, exec into it and change the permissions. Make sure that the data folder is owned by www-data:www-data and the mysql folder is owned by mysql-mysql Realistically, that's hard to avoid if you ever run the New Permissions tool as you cannot specify shares to exclude -> only disks. Would a better solution be to change the ownerships to whatever is required, similar to what lsio does when the container is run? You're right, but I thought that the permissions utility was only meant to be run when one first sets up unraid and transfers their files over rsync or something else that preserves permissions and ownership, or if they upgrade from an earlier version (4.7 I believe). I was never a big fan of it. It's like dropping a nuke to get rid of some weeds in the garden. Especially now with all the docker containers hosting their files in user shares. You wouldn't do chown -R on the entire filesystem of any linux flavor as it is bound to break things.

Never run the permissions utility on your docker container folders. That's probably what caused it. While the container is running, exec into it and change the permissions. Make sure that the data folder is owned by www-data:www-data and the mysql folder is owned by mysql-mysql

VM ram is not saved on the disk. They share the system memory. Every time you launch a vm, the vm will tie up however much ram you dedicate to it. For instance, let's say you have a total of 64GB of ram and you want a specific vm to use 4GB. Once you launch that vm, there will be 60GB of ram available to the rest of the system. When you shut the vm down the 4GB ram is released back to the system.

Vera is the zwave controller. You need a hardware zwave controller to talk to the zwave devices. Homeseer itself is software only, but still requires a separate hardware zwave controller. Do you have one? If so, you can use this bridge to send http commands to any software including homeseer, then you don't need a vera

You might want to ping Jonp as he works for lime-tech and he is leading the hypervisor developments. He is also known to have crazy setups in his lab and he helped linus set up the multi user gaming system used in that video

DH parameter creation can take a long time, up to an hour or more depending on cpu power, whether it is 2048 or 4096 bits and pure luck

I ended up updating it to the latest 0.9.9 and pushed it to my repo on docker hub. There is no new xml or anything, just edit your existing container settings, and replace the "Repository" setting with "aptalca/guacamole" without the quotes. Leave everything else the same and when you hit save, it will retrieve the images from my repo with 0.9.9 (I installed from scratch, and haven't tried updating an existing install, but it will most likely work) I only changed the download links in Zuhkov's Dockerfile, nothing else is touched. I have no intentions of maintaining this going forward. I set it up with one vnc (OS X El Capitan VM) and one rdp (Win10 VM) servers. They both work. But, I had to change one registry setting in Windows because apparently the freerdp package used by guacamole does not yet support the new security setting in Windows. See this page for info: http://boreditguy.com/blog/?p=3784 PS. When you switch to my image, dockerman will get confused and won't delete the old image. You can find that orphan image and delete it manually by opening the advanced view on the docker tab.

I believe so. My usb3 pci card does the same. All usb2 devices show up on one bus, all usb3 on the other, regardless of which physical port is used

Oops, sorry I read that wrong. Usb buses 3 and 4 are the same controller. Separate buses for usb 3.0 and 2.0 using the same physical usb ports (I'm assuming those are all usb3 ports that are backwards compatible) I guess you can either try and move all existing usb devices to the usb 2.0 only ports (should be buses 1 and 2) and passthrough the usb3 controller, Or you can get a usb3 pci card and pass that through. They are around $25 on amazon I also hear there is a new method for passing through usb without the whole bus. Jonp has a thread where he is asking folks to test it

Try this in your xml <hostdev mode='subsystem' type='pci' managed='yes'> <driver name='vfio'/> <source> <address domain='0x0000' bus='0x00' slot='0x14' function='0x0'/> </source> </hostdev> Put it in right between "</video>" and "<memballoon model='virtio'>"

I can try, but I don't know where to start. You'll have to do most of the troubleshooting. Thanks for your help, this is a config which will usually direct to http: http://pastebin.com/rxhiqwHc For some reason it still goes to port 80 and will try to open the unraid interface. If it's opening the unraid interface then you have the forwarding on your router set up incorrectly. On your router, forward outside port 80 to port 85 on your unraid ip. In this container's settings, map container port 80 to host port 85 That way a request coming from the Internet on port 80 will be sent to port 85 on your unraid server by your router, and unraid docker service will forward that request on port 85 to port 80 in your container. Then the nginx config should redirect it to 443 It sounds like right now outside requests to port 80 get forwarded to port 80 on your unraid server and they are reaching the unraid web gui

After several days, I figured out the fix. In the xml, I changed the machine element to "pc-q35-2.5" from "pc-q35-2.3" and it showed the welcome screen. Before, it would always get stuck on the Apple logo splash screen. Archedraft, could you include a note about it in the original post? I believe in the unraid betas this is a required change as I tried it on various versions including El Capitan, Mavericks, Lion and Snow Leopard. Thanks I'm guessing your using the new beta version? That's right [emoji4] I guess I asked for the additional pain and suffering when opted for the beta

After several days, I figured out the fix. In the xml, I changed the machine element to "pc-q35-2.5" from "pc-q35-2.3" and it showed the welcome screen. Before, it would always get stuck on the Apple logo splash screen. Archedraft, could you include a note about it in the original post? I believe in the unraid betas this is a required change as I tried it on various versions including El Capitan, Mavericks, Lion and Snow Leopard. Thanks

I've also tried SmcDumpKey from http://www.contrib.andrew.cmu.edu/~somlo/OSXKVM/#sec_3_2_1 but it seems not not work in a VM of Linux as I get the same as above I also tried to boot from a Live USB distro natively on my iMac and MacBook Pro (debian and ubuntu) and still getting the same results when dumping OSK0 and OSK1 keys That is the key Apple engineers must have had a sense of humor. But I believe Apple copyrighted it, so you may want to edit your post and remove it.

New powerdown replaces the original powerdown and does shut down most things like docker containers, VMs, etc before doing a graceful shut down Apcupsd should shut it down gracefully. However, since you have a cyber power (as do I) I don't believe the option for shutting down the ups after server shutdown works with apcupsd on cyber power (please let me know if you test it and find otherwise)

For anyone else who might stumble upon this thread looking for the same thing, you can actually change the username and password for the gfjardim transmission container. There are two environment variables passed to it, called USERNAME and PASSWORD By default both are set to transmission but you can change them as you like. The changes will be preserved through reinstalls.

Hi guys, I have been trying to install an os x vm for a few days now but keep hitting road blocks. First road block was that I was unable to create a bootable iso because I currently don't have access to a working mac to do it on. So I said, hey, I'll install an earlier version like the snow leopard and use that to make the iso for el capitan. Well, that didn't work either. I tried snow leopard and lion isos and they didn't work for various reasons (snow leopard just got stuck right after the apple logo, with a white background and the spinning wheel of death). Mavericks came closest to actually installing. With verbose, I can see that it did a bunch of stuff, but then got stuck after finding the ethernet. Attached is the screenshot I got. Still, the spinning wheel of death. I don't even get to the welcome page. I used the template from the first post with the latest chameleon as the kernel. Any ideas where I might have gone wrong? Thanks

I recently set up a mail server on a vps for my company and I would not attempt to create a docker for it. Way too many components and too much to tinker while setting it up. If you really want to run it from home, I would recommend doing it in a Linux vm For reference, I set up a postfix server with dovecot for sasl and also set up opendkim (signatures) and postsrsd (for email forwarding). Fail2ban provides the firewall. Roundcube is the webmail interface but is rarely used as most employees either set it up on their phones with imap, or on their desktops with outlook, or forward all to gmail

Seconded. Same problem. Works here with nginx. Not sure what you're using

Great timing, I came here to ask the very same question. I'm currently using needo's mariadb container, which doesn't do any updates during start up so it always starts before kodi. I was thinking about switching to lsio's mariadb but wasn't sure if it would always start before kodi. Perhaps kodi can have a delay timer?