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Can someone help me to get Obsidian Livesync running with the CouchDB database on Unraid? I'm trying to follow this guide which requires a "local.ini" with the configuration shown: https://github.com/vrtmrz/obsidian-livesync/blob/main/docs/setup_own_server.md The issue is, that I don't understand where to place the local.ini inside this CouchDB docker container. It seems like a local.ini file already exists in this container under /opt/couchdb/etc/ But this directory is not mounted inside my appdata folder. Would be really great to get some help, I'm struggling since hours.

EDIT: I was able to fix this. The issue seemed to be that I was using a deprecated user template with my settings, which were not compatible with the latest release of NGINX Proxy Manager. Installing the application with the new template from Community Applications fixed it. Hello, I have an issue where NGINX Proxy Manager is completely ignoring my Port Mapping with a custom docker network. For Unraids WebUI, I changed the default ports 80 to 81 and 443 to 444 and used Port 80 and Port 443 exclusively for NGINX Proxy Manager successfully for multiple years. Yesterday I updated to Unraid 6.11 and since then NGINX Proxy Manager only responds to ports 8080 and 4443. No matter what ports I enter and which network is assigned, only those ports are answering. Downgrading to Unraid 6.10.3 didn't help. Re-deploying NXING Proxy Manager with a fresh config (deleted my config folder before) also didn't help. My configuration looks like following: The issue is not happening with other containers, where custom ports are working when I add them to my proxynet network. Might this be an issue with the latest release or is there some way to fix this?

EDIT: I was able to fix this. The issue seemed to be that I was using a deprecated user template with my settings, which were not compatible with the latest release of NGINX Proxy Manager. Installing the application with the new template from Community Applications fixed it. Hello, I'm using Unraid since a few years without any hiccups, since I updated to version 6.11 I'm having many problems with my Docker containers. Downgrading to 6.10.3 didn't help and a reinstallation also didn't fix the issue. I created a custom network "docker network create proxynet" which I assign to all of my Reverse proxied docker containers. NGINX Proxy Manager is used as my Reverse Proxy and it ran perfectly, now all of my proxied Docker containers are not reachable anymore. The issue seems to be, that NGINX Proxy Manager is not reachable via Port 80 and Port 443, which is the configuration in my template. Instead the Webserver only replies to Ports 8080 and 4443. This is my config, but no matter what ports I'm entering the values are not working: Does anyone have an idea how I can force the container to use Port 80 and 443 again? I'm only having this issue with this specific docker container, for others port mapping is working.

Hello, I have the same problem. My br0 interface is not working with VMs and Docker Containers, any fix for this? For Docker Containers only my eth0 interface (bridging disabled) and my custom docker networks (like proxynet for my NGINX webserver )are working. Setting br0 to docker containers does not work, even if "Host access to custom networks" is enabled. My network card is an Asus XG-C100F with an AQC107 chipset.

Same issue for me

EDIT: Had a network wide issue because of DHCP snooping. My switches blocked the requests, whitelisting the switchports fixed it. Does Pihole work as DHCP server work for someone? I can't get it to work since hours, tried everything. No other DHCP server in my network. I tried setting the container to following network interfaces: - host with Unraid Server IP: DHCP Request of client won't get answered, client disconnects. I can see the client IP / MAC in Pihole. Client chooses APIPA address (169.x.x.x) - br0 with custom IP in client subnet: Same as with host, can see the client IP / MAC but client gets disconnected. Client chooses APIPA (169.x.x.x). Everything besides DHCP works. I don't know why it doesn't work. Same issue with Adguard Home.

SwOS doesn't display any values for TX / RX optical power on my switch. I changed the cabling and replaced the SFP+ passive cable from FS with an active cable from Netgear, which I use to connect my Switch Uplinks. Same issue with the speed, I'm starting to think the network is not the problem. Does someone have a suggestion what to check next? I'll probably try every PCIe slot of both PCs, even if the Mellanox cards are connected to 16x Gen3 PCIe slots right now.

I guess I can't lookup the optical power at my Mikrotik, because I'm using SwOS. What I'm seeing are the RX / TX rates and the error count. There are no errors and data gets transfered. I don't have another SFP+ cable to check if this one is the culprit. I'm using following cable: https://www.fs.com/de/products/30760.html Is it possible to get diagnostic values for the PCIe slots via Unraid?

I stopped troubleshooting at the Windows side and set both systems to Unraid. Same problem sadly, even with a direct connection between both systems.

I booted the second system also with Unraid and connected both Mellanox ConnectX-3 cards via SFP+ together. Set static IPs for both systems in the same subnet and installed iPerf 3 on both systems. The result is even worse. The transfer rate is below 3.0 Gbit/s now. Is there anything I can do directly at the Unraid systems? I guess something seems wrong here, the results should be much better. I tried the latest stable 6.8.3 and the latest 6.9-beta1.

Thanks, this topic was an interesting read. Sadly I'm not using an Antivirus which could limit the transfer speed. I'm testing with a clean Windows 10 installation on which Windows Defender was disabled completely. The switch between both systems is a Mikrotik CRS305-1G-4S+IN running SwOS with the latest software. Both systems are connected via SFP+ and shown with 10Gbps link speed. Since there is no routing between and both systems are in a plain Layer 2 network, the bottleneck should not come from the network. I hope.

Hello together, I finally built my Unraid rig, which is based on a Dell T20 with following hardware: - CPU: Xeon E3-1225 v3 @3.20 GHz - 16 GB DDR ECC RAM @1600 MHz - 10Gbps NIC Mellanox ConnectX-3 - Cache Drive: Samsung MZFLV256 NVMe PCIe M.2 256GB (Should reach 10Gbps easily, at least for read-only) - HDD: WD Red 6TB Sadly, I'm not even close to transfer files at 10 Gbps, I'm reaching around 300 - 400 Mbyte/s when transfering files via SMB to the cache drive, from a local SSD of my system (Crucial MX 500). The transfer was tested between two systems, both using a Mellanox ConnectX-3 Card and both connected via SFP+ to the same switch in the same VLAN. Running iPerf (which should measure the raw network transfer rate, excluding a potential bottleneck of a SSD) gives me following result shown in the screenshot. Could someone help me to find the bottleneck of my system? Thanks a lot and stay healthy!

Hello, after installing Seafile successfully with the docker template of cmer, I'm facing some issues with the web interface. I'm running the pro version. At first I installed the community edition, stopped my docker container and switched to the pro edition. Now I can't open the preinstalled .doc file inside my browser (Tried with Firefox and Chrome) and get following error when clicking on it: "Document convertion failed." I looked up the Seafile wiki to solve this issue They recommend to kill the service soffice with following command: pkill -f soffice.bin Sadly this didn't work for me. Does someone have a solution? Edit: Solved the problem with following guide: https://manual.seafile.com/deploy_pro/office_documents_preview.html LibreOffice needs to be installed with following command, directly on the container: docker exec -it <Seafile Container-Name> bash apt-get install libreoffice libreoffice-script-provider-python