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Getting the same issue. 2 of my disks are being detected, but aren't getting benched. Where can I get you the diags/logs?

Had an interesting issue crop up last night, curious if anyone else has seen it. I was copying about a 1TB of data to my unRAID server which has the plex docker running on it from Windows 10 via SMB. It was getting near to the end of the data set, and I tried to open up plex on my iPhone. It couldn't get a response from the server. I tried opening the web GUI, and it just sat on the spinning circle. So I restarted the docker. The docker was exceptionally slow to boot up, taking like 5 minutes to get to the point where it says "Server startup is complete. Host name is <blah>." Even once it got there, I still couldn't get a response from the webGUI. Went to my Windows box, and it had paused the upload of data, prompting me with a dialog stating that some of the file properties couldn't be copied, and asking if it should continue. I said yes, the copy finished in another couple seconds, and then Plex came back to life. Array share I was copying to has the cache settings set to No, and my plex docker's config is on the standard appdata share (with cache set to prefer). Anyone have any thoughts? Edit: Here's an example of the dialog I'm talking about: https://superuser.com/questions/548221/file-copy-stops-to-ask-about-properties-that-cant-be-copied-to-new-location

Hey @geekazoid, I finally managed to get this working. Your instructions were pretty good. However, the biggest thing that I had to do was turn off public access to all my exported shares. Once I did this, access seems to work as expected. And no, I didn't end up having to fix my account on my local system so that the Windows username matches the local-part of my Microsoft Account name. Just make sure those public shares aren't published so that Windows doesn't access UnRAID at all in an unauthenticated manner. Now, if only the Create Users dialog was amended to allow the creation of email-like users so you don't have to manually edit files. Just tried this on a QNAP SAN, and it worked flawlessly (again, having to first disable guest access on all shares).

Already had all my credentials removed, and tried connecting to the secured shares first. Played around with it some more today. I'm wondering if the issue is that my Windows "username" is different from the local-part of my email address. (ie. Windows says via whoami/"echo %username%" my username is "john", but my email address is "[email protected]"). I think I'll try clearing all the users off my UnRAID server, and try setting up things up again clean on a VM to see if I can a) Get things working, and b) re-create the failure once it works, which shouldn't be hard

Hi @geekazoid I tried using your instructions, but to no success. Most of my shares are publicly available, but the one share that I tried to restrict to myself prompts me for credentials. After trying to enter my credentials again, it fails to connect. Any thoughts on where I can keep trying to troubleshoot this?

Hi @binhex Trying to get this up and running, and the docker refuses to start. I'm trying to get this running with KeepSolid VPNUnlimited. I set VPN_PROV to 'custom', and put the ovpn file in the openvpn folder. However, every time I try to start the docker, it gives me the same error, saying that VPN_PORT not found. I've attached the ovpn file (with cert/key data removed) and the supervisord log. supervisord.log config.ovpn Edit: Seems like I managed to get past this now. Had to edit the opvn file using Wordpad, and added the port (1194) to the end of the remote command. Was trying to do that in Notepad before, but would get the same error (VPN_PORT not found). Not sure why, but with Wordpad it works.