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I guess I'm fine with doing regular VM & Docker backups for now, lesson leaned.

I recently upgraded my ram to 64GB & something odd happened, when I started the server I had my cache driver (NVME) & a single HDD corrupted for some reason. All I did was replace the ram, eventually everything on the cache with all the dockers and servers were wiped & had to rebuild them all it took me about 3+ days to fix the situation. The reason I'm here is I've been using unraid for about 3 years now & I never found out if you could have some sort of protection as a parity for the cache. I got 4 VMs, & Lots of dockers running off the cache drive the other non essential VMs running off an unassigned SSD

same here & most of the option available don't suite me

@Armed Ferret is IOMMU enabled in your bios?

@Armed Ferret I'm mot sure what method you used but normally I use this method & it works for me. go to your flash drive Go to your flash drive, & add after append vfio-pci.ids=8086:10bc as in the picture, then reboot.

This is the community applications plugin, why are you trying to access it directly? Go to your plugins tab, click install plugin and paste the link https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Squidly271/community.applications/master/plugins/community.applications.plg

@ShoGinn Any updates

now i know what this plugin for, I think it should be renamed to something like "Docker Groups" or something that implies the function.

Tthis Chevereto script has something wrong, I tried installing it on a webserver where everything works just fine it wont give me the remote IP, tried installing the docker, nothing works, installed the nginx docker & it on to sill nothing works. Now back to the Chevereto docker & using Nginx Proxy manager & I got the same (the internal docker IP). can anyone help here

@FoxxMDwhats wrong with all shoginn dockers, cant update or re-download them anymore

Just add the 0.0.0.0 remove the docker IP, for some reason it wont work with the docker IP. Also when editing the homeserver.yaml make sure you save, restart & check after every small change you make as a space or a dot can break the server.

@FoxxMD Maps are no longer showing under firefox, it workes wit MS edge, I think firefox latest update broke it or something. Also location is not working if i set my location it just points me to the UK., I tried every way possible to set it up but ends up the same.

It is not so complicated to get it up & running, you just need to know where to start First thing you need to edit the homeserver.yaml located in /appdata/matrix Locate - port: 8008 tls: false type: http x_forwarded: true bind_addresses: ['::1', '127.0.0.1'] Change the bind address to your docker IP address or to 0.0.0.0, otherwise you wont be able to connect. Then start the docker, head to console & insert the following: cat /dev/urandom | tr -dc 'a-zA-Z0-9' | fold -w 32 | head -n 1 Copy the result & back to homeserver.yaml locate these 2 lines enable_registration: False <-- True if you want users to register registration_shared_secret: "past the code here" apparently in the docker the registration shared secret is already generated but I advise you use your own. You can add your own ReCAPTCHA & TUEN_uri server settings to the homeserver.yaml. just restart the matrix docker & redirect your reverse proxy to the IP & port, you can test it https://riot.im/app To register an admin account: register_new_matrix_user -c /data/homeserver.yaml http://0.0.0.0:8008 This can be HTTPS 8448 if you have the certs installed There is one more step that involves creating an SRV record in your DNS if you want to connect your server to the federation. _matrix._tcp.matrix.example.com the wight and priority is your choice as for the port if your behind a reverse proxy you can go with 443. Once the server up & running you can head back to homeserver.yaml read through the settings & adjust the server to what you need.

@A75G Thnak you for the matrix docker

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