Chad Kunsman

No

It means none of the recent (by timestamp) logs that I see are showing anything with obviously suspect entries. I only just realized that syslog itself wasn't there.

I did not. That's the raw diags. Maybe the reason they aren't there is part of the problem? I just confirmed 'syslog' doesn't exist in /var/log at the moment. No idea why.

Shares are up and working, command line/ssh works. If I try to run 'htop' I get a blank screen. If I try to restart nginx it just hangs. /var/log looks okay as far as I can tell? nothing jumping out to me. I run Homepage which works fine and it has status checks on most of my containers and they mostly all look fine and work fine except qbittorrent-vpn which won't load. If I try to stop or restart the container via the CLI it gives me an error about not being able to do it. Diagnostics attached. vault-diagnostics-20230208-1723.zip

sorry what chmod? what needs its permissions changed?

Just updated to today's version, and got this. Deleted config and re-created and didn't change anything: ERROR!!! May 11, 2022, 10:29 am -15: Could not verify color scheme!

Hi folks, I'm aware of the docker commands that I can use to direct container logs to an external collector (like Splunk) and it works well enough. But what I have noticed is that once I do that, I can no longer see those container logs within Unraid GUI like you normally can. So the quick and easy question with hopefully a quick and easy answer is: How do I keep them accessible within the Unraid GUI AND send them externally to Splunk?

Hi - Need to be able to specify a different port for Redis - Is this possible please?

In 'extra parameters' in the advanced view of a container config: --log-driver syslog --log-opt syslog-address=tcp://192.168.1.200:9997 --log-opt tag={{.Name}} You could use the 'splunk' logging driver but I didn't like the format it was giving me and preferred the traditional syslog format. So I chose that. More info here: https://docs.docker.com/config/containers/logging/configure/

Is this possible? I sent logs from a couple containers (as a test) to my Splunk instance but now I can't view them normally within the GUI. "Configured logging driver does not support reading" I'd like both to work.

I already have Elasticsearch and Redis on my server for other reasons. I see no easy way to point Tubearchivist to where they are at. I tried symlinking but that isn't working. It would be nice if I could set the redis and ES directories as environment variables within the container.

That was it. I missed the part about having to 'search for updates'. Thank you

Hi there - Any idea why I have this broken link here? I already updated the repository. This broken link appeared after updating Unraid from 6.8 to 6.9.1.

Thank you. I originally got an Nvidia Quadro P400 for HW transcoding but I am not going to use it for that, just for passthrough. Might make sense to sell this and just get an AMD card since it has better compatibility.

Would a high refresh rate be supported at 3440x1440? Could I do 144hz over Displayport?