debit lagos

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  1. I'd offer that this IS NOT fixed. Still can not add my reverse proxy "origins" to the extra origins. Currently running 6.12.8
  2. Do you have the same issue if you open the dashboard up via an incognito window? Wonder if you have a plugin/extension/app that may be causing the issue.
  3. Were you ever able to figure this out? Noticing the same thing. Not a deal breaker by any means, but would like to see the installation process when installing a new docker.
  4. Did you add these to custom location or to the actual proxy files for that host?
  5. Only thing that comes to mind is the ARP table within your switch needed a flush. May want to label your issue solved.
  6. I agree with this. Sometimes some good ole feedback goes a long way. But, I know, there will always be "one" who will think they are providing feedback and expect a FIXACT to be provided to that "feedback." Either way, I'm down with the "trying something different."
  7. Just thought it would be great to see what CPU threads were available prior to starting up a new VM. Right now, I open a separate window displaying my assigned pins, and another window with my VM template. At the end of the day, it would be a nice thing to have for a quick reference. Thanks for listening.
  8. @mattie112 When you get time, can we get an updated version? 2.9.18 is out on the streets. Thanks in advance.
  9. Apparently rolling back samba to 4.13.5 from 4.14 fixes the issue: https://forum.manjaro.org/t/problem-with-thunar-accessing-samba-shares/58885/28 I haven't done it yet, but will test it out in the morning.
  10. Having a similar issue but on a different distro (ArcoLinux). After upgrading to 6.10RC4, realized from LINUX, I'm not able to use Thunar to access my unraid shares. Spend a boat load of time trying to play with the smb.conf file with client min/max settings with no luck. @ChatNoir Thanks for the reference but I believe the issue is more related to LINUX, than Windows.
  11. Should I (we) squat/hold on installing 2.9.14? Or, proceed with caution?
  12. Hate to even suggest (let alone ask) but did you clear your browser's cache to see if that clears it up? Standard TTP for me after any upgrade. It wasn't mentioned so thought I'd throw it out there...
  13. I know this is a little over a year old, but curious if you found anything changes and/or improvements.
  14. What I remember seeing is that once you set up, you need to go back to that proxy host and edit, select the access list you want to use and save/ok. If for some reason you have to modify that access list, you need to go back to each proxy host that uses that access list and just edit the host and save/ok. If I can find the video that I found that solved this for me, I'll post it. Hope that helps.
  15. I've read folks using those video cards down to 8x, but nothing about 4x. If anything, the card will register but you won't be getting anything close to the potential of that card out of it. Just from card specs alone, you really need another 8x slot at minimum. If anything, everything will probably work. The Nvidia card will probably not give you the potential it has due to the limited lanes it's riding on. Motherboard selection was the first thing that I spent weeks looking at to ensure that if I wanted to expand capabilities in the future, I have bus speeds and lanes to support them. 10G NIC is a good example of it. I'm using a Asus M.2 Gen 2 NVME adapter that holds 4x NVME cards. It needs 4x4x4x4 PCIE slot, which my motherboard supports. Just some things. We can chat here or in PM's if you want. Hopefully my thoughts are helpful.
  16. I see the same thing with using Brave on Android 11. Update: So it looks like the GUI functions accordingly in Firefox Mobile (I'm currently using the Beta 82.0.0beta.6) Give Firefox a try and see if you see similar results.
  17. I see the same thing with using Brave on Android 11.
  18. Curious how your experience has been with that card.
  19. I honestly wish I had found this about 3 days ago when I moved 900GB worth of content to my P5 drive. Will be replacing it with a 970 Plus. Thank you for posting this.
  20. Owwww, very interesting. I didn't know Github was down during that time. It would make make since. That's for that data point! I can now stop looking at my log every 5-10 minutes, awaiting for the message to pop up again.
  21. Okay, looks like I was able to stop the nginx spamming. I stopped all my dockers and VMs to figure out if I'm having conflicts between one or multiple dockers. Couldn't find anything conclusive there. Checking my VM's, I couldn't find any culprits or configuration issues. Then I stopped the array to take a look at my network settings, smb, and docker settings. I turned off NETBIOS, FTP Server, and removed the loopback for IPv6 (which I don't use/employ within my home). Not able to find anything else, I just started the array back up and so far, I haven't seen one entry in the syslog since 8:40am this morning. Will keep an eye on things are report back tomorrow morning.
  22. Put me down as noticing this error. Stopping my Ngnix Proxy Manager docker stopped the spamming in my syslog. When you go and look at your processes running (my example 7565#7565) you will see it is associated with ngnix. I haven't touched anything on my sever for the past 37 days and this just started up probably within the last 48 hours (or more). Digging in....