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statecowboy

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  1. I ended up solving my issue with some help on the rclone forums. Apparently you must create the director you want to secure after encrypting the remote. In my case since I had google:secure, I need to create the secure directory. This was done with the "rclone mkdir google:secure" command. All is well now.
  2. Hi guys, I've managed to get things set up just fine with google drive, but I'm having an issue where rclone does not seem to create my ecrypted directory, in my case named google:secure (google is my google drive remote). I don't get any errors, but when I run "rclone lsd google:" from command line I see all my folders except for the encrypted folder. I've done a bit of searching and I don't see anywhere that states google drive does not allow encrypted folder creation. Any ideas?
  3. Great, thank you @Djoss. One other quick question, I have about 9TB of data. At first it backed up the first 500GB or so in a day or so. Now it's showing anticipated completion of 78 days. I've tried optimizing my settings according to crahsplan's recommendations to allow it to use more bandwidth but it doesn't seem to make a difference. Is this common? EDIT - I got in touch with crashplan support and they stated "With that being said, we are a shared service, so we are not able to take advantage of your network's full bandwidth. Our upload and download speeds are also influenced by our encryption and de-duplication procedures. We expect our customers to experience speeds in the 1 to 5 Mbps range. " So, looks like it is actually going to take that long. Yeesh.
  4. Thanks! That actually did the trick. I can now see storage under the manage tab. Curious though, it looks like I am backing up other paths as shown in the attached. I only need storage, correct? (only really care about the array - at some point in the future I may add my dockers (on an unassigned device)).
  5. you have all of the isos in your iso share? The windows iso and the virtio? Both in the same folder.
  6. Hi guys, I am getting the following error: There were too many requests of a given type :: Error creating new cert :: too many certificates already issued for exact set of domains: INSERTDOMAINHERE.com,www.INSERTDOMAINHERE.com: see https://letsencrypt.org/docs/rate-limits/ Please see the logfiles in /var/log/letsencrypt for more details. ERROR: Cert does not exist! Please see the validation error above. The issue may be due to incorrect dns or port forwarding settings. Please fix your settings and recreate the container. Some background. I had just done something on my unraid server and saw a notification that there was an update available for the letsencrypt docker. I updated and this is the error I received. Any ideas? I will be checking DNS to make sure nothing is wrong there, but it's highly unlikely as everything was working just fine before updating the docker. Maybe also worth noting is I validate via http (and the flag is set to true). UPDATE - I don't know why but deleting my docker an reinstalling fixed it.
  7. So I was looking through my docker settings cleaning stuff up and noticed I had a typo in my email address. I changed it not even thinking about the fact this would mess up with cert. Can someone please tell me how to force it to re-issue a new cert? I tried simply restarting the docker but that did not work. This is the error I'm getting now: nginx: [emerg] duplicate upstream "backend" in /config/nginx/site-confs/default.bak:1
  8. Hm. I must have screwed something up on initial install then. I had an NGinx subfolder inside of letsencrypt first go round. Thanks for clarifying.
  9. Thanks. Quick question, when editing my default nginx config should I be editing the appdata/nginx/sit-confs location or the appdata/letsencrypt/nginx/sit-confs location? Thanks
  10. Hi - I'm sorry for wasting your time, but it turned out I did not set http val to "true" in my config. Doing so fixed the problem. Everything is working now. Thank you.
  11. EDIT - Sorry - set http val to true and appears to have solved the issue. Hi guys, I am having some issues. Logs, settings, and router settings attached. Thanks for the help.

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