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My docker runs in the same (separate, different from the host, macvlan) VLAN as the AP's else i wouldn't be able to access them. Maybe @bonienl can confirm if --DNS options have to be set if VLAN's (macvlan) are used? but kind of contradicts the documentation. Since it only removes the localhost DNS entry's if it's checking the /etc/resolve.conf and if its empty defaults towards google DNS.

@mifronte Glad it fixed your issues, i myself run separate VLAN's as well for my LR AP's that i manage with unify and do not have issues with DNS. But that VLAN has access to internet, and my DNS and IP configuration is supplied by a router and not by docker or Unraid. Did u set a IP Configuration on your Unraid Vlan interface? Or did u only supply a Configuration in Docker? Or both? Maybe that if u don't set a IP configuration on your Unraid interface that it won't set a DNS configuration either? Don't feel like messing up my configuration to test this, maybe someone else knows?

Containers use host’s DNS settings by default, so there is normaly no need to configure DNS servers. If the container can't reach the DNS configured servers, it defaults to google's public DNS normally. You could test DNS from inside the docker: root@UnNASty:~# docker exec -it unifi /bin/bash root@5dde08f1d295:/usr/lib/unifi# /bin/s6-dnsip4 google.com 172.217.20.110 You could try add a --dns to your run config: https://docs.docker.com/engine/userguide/networking/default_network/configure-dns/ I think your best of in the ls.io unifi topic for help with this issue further.

Go to your appdata from filebot and edit your filebot.conf. Set the RUN_UI to yes. If u want to change its behavour u can also change the filebot.sh script. The part to enable the UI: # Run the UI in addition to the normal non-interactive behavior. The UI uses about 460MB of RAM, as opposed to about # 20MB of RAM. On my machine it uses .33% CPU instead of .03% CPU. RUN_UI=yes

Does this feature remove the need to block VPN providers? I tunnel all my traffic trough VPN providers, and sometimes hit the block list.

Pretty insane build, i did the same framing with a build and put in a IKEA besta living room storage. But the disk mounting is a neat idea, quite hard to see on the photo's but did u make custom brackets? Metal backets look pretty stiff. Still wondering about disk vibrations, are the under control?

*snip* Did not get any notifications of a system update on my system.. Weird, indeed needed to update.

For now Kingston VR ECC UDIMM DDR4-2400 8GB Micron, enough in my usecase. Unless i will add more vm's.