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ESPHome: Any idea how to get this to run over https ? Some features require this.

Will these changes survive following an unraid version update?

Try this: Go to settings -> Docker (disable docker) then -> change "Host access to custom networks" to YES, then restart docker.

Consider adding a separate share and using that for the backups. Appdata is usually on a cache drive.

Are you creating automatic backups into the docker instead of appdata or a separate share? Are your servers in appdata?

zigbee2mqtt: Is it just a case of plugging in a USB coordinator and it'll find it, or is there a process to follow? The auto-generated config file shows: # Serial settings serial: # Location of CC2531 USB sniffer port: /dev/ttyACM0 How does unraid pass a USB device to a docker?

The password's only shown on 1st run. If you forget it, on docker, the only way to get a new password is to delete crafty.sqlite. (and that will delete all your configuration, the servers will not be deleted from disk, only the crafty settings).

Dashboard -> Server -> Details -> Update server jar.

I don't think you can; I think you need to click the button each time. It would be good if it could be scheduled with a specific time (e.g. cron).

No one has complained but then again they're kids and don't really moan much. I've not played it.

I run crafty with the geyser and floodgate plugins so java and bedrock users can play together- offsite bedrock users (eg xbox) can run phantom on a pi or laptop and join my server (that's what floodgate allows). Got fed up with mineos crashing. Crafty v3 doesnt have one button restore to a point in time or rdiff backup, only complete archive backups. V4 will solve this later this year. Their discord channel are fantastic for support too! Crafty allows backups to be somewhere outside of appdata, eg on a dedicated share on the array. Much better!

I'd suggest adding a new share on unraid, and mapping container: /backups to that share, then changing the backup location to /backups/crafty If you're using paperMC: In the crafty server config, change the java version for you're ready for 1.17: /usr/lib/jvm/java-16-openjdk/bin/java change the update url to: https://papermc.io/api/v1/paper/1.16.5/latest/download I backup every 20 mins. Note that Crafty pops messages "backup started" and "backup completed" that the players will see, so it's best not to backup too often as these messages will annoy the players. This can be turned off in Crafty v4, when it's released later this year, hopefully.

I found the solution. Settings -> Docker -> Host access to custom networks: Enabled

I have Pi-Hole docker set up to use br0 so i can specify an IP address since I need to add this IP to the router as the DNS server IP. Why can't unraid console ping the pi-hole IP address? I can ping it from windows, but when I open up the unraid console, I cannot ping Pi-Hole - "Destination Host Unreachable" I need to get this working because another docker container (home assistant) needs to be able to access Pi-Hole.

Create a folder such as /config/servers/test1/ and copy paperclip to it. Create a new server in the gui and point to the paperclip jar. Start the server in the gui and wait a few mins. Ignore the missing logs errors for now.

Same here. I pointed /backups to my minecraft backup share. Maybe in the template add /backups in container but leave the unraid path blank so people dont accidentally give crafty full RW privileges to their server.

Minecraft cant access the MC server (in the container). The ports are correct (left at default, 19132, 25565 and 8000). In server.properties, server-ip=127.0.0.1 Not sure what else to try? EDIT: server-ip needs to be: server-ip=0.0.0.0

Is it possible to map in a different path so that backups don't get saved in appdata? Backups can be very large and I don't want them in appdata because a) they'll use up a chuck of my cache drive and b) my appdata folder gets backed up and sent to the cloud, so needs to be as small as possible.

In crafty, \config\ is mapped the appdata folder for this container, so create 2 folders in your appdata as follows: ...\appdata\binhex-crafty\crafty\servers\ ...\appdata\binhex-crafty\crafty\backups\ In the relevant places in crafty, when it requires a location, use: \config\crafty\servers\ or \config\crafty\backups\

ESPHome: Is it possible for the container to update EspHome automaticly when there's a new release? The installed version is 16.2 (2021-02-20). GitHub latest release is 17.3 (2021-05-09).

Ok i'll try this. It would be good if dockers could be placed into minimizable groups to avoid the visually unappealing aspect.

At the moment, there are 3 remote devices, but if successful, I can see that growing to probably 20 devices. So, my options are linux VM or a basic linux container that I can add users to.

What i'm trying to achieve is to set the ssh-server up so that it can be used as a tunnel to several raspberry pi's that are behind routers on different networks. From each device, create and copy key to openssh-server: User 1 ssh-keygen -t rsa -b 2048 -E sha512 ssh-copy-id user1@<duckdns to unraid> -p 2222 Add to startup: sudo autossh -M 0 -q -T -N -i /home/user1/.ssh/id_rsa -o "ServerAliveInterval 60" -o "ServerAliveCountMax 3" -R 12345:localhost:22 user1@<duckdns to unraid> -p 2222 User 2 ssh-keygen -t rsa -b 2048 -E sha512 ssh-copy-id user2@duckdns to unraid> -p 2222 Add to startup: sudo autossh -M 0 -q -T -N -i /home/user2/.ssh/id_rsa -o "ServerAliveInterval 60" -o "ServerAliveCountMax 3" -R 12345:localhost:22 user2@<duckdns to unraid> -p 2222 But as the container only has one user/password, so can't copy the key for the 2nd user. Is there a config file in openssh-server that can be used to set up multiple users on the server?

Thanks for the reply. It's not possible at the moment, but if this https://github.com/linuxserver/docker-openssh-server/pull/42#issuecomment-832987767 gets merged, it will be possible to open multiple ports easily by forwarding any required ports in the template, and adding them to a 'OPENSSH_PORT_STRING' variable.