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Yes. I've set it to http://192.168.1.220 Which is my unraid server.

Ssh into the AP and type 'info'. If the inform url is wrong, use 'set-inform http://unraidip:8080/inform' Assuming the unraid controller port is 8080.

Every time my USG is rebooted, it fails to be adopted by the controller. The only solution is to factory reset the USG, then go to 192.168.1.1 and enter the controller url http://<unraid-ip>:8080/inform and then re-adopt it. It's really really annoying, especially as we're having lots of electrical work done here at the moment, and the're turning off the power every few days. Does anyone else have this issue?

How can i disable "Syslog mirrored to flash" ? I turned it on a long time ago to track down an issue with freezing-up, but can't remember how i did it.

Thanks. I'll unplug the ssd and reboot to see what happens.

I see this when the server restarts (after a power cut and the ups shut it down). Is this a failing flash disk? Also, after the server booted, I get this notification: when i click into my cache drives, i see: So that's a dead flash disk too? It's only 3 yrs old.

Can you get to the UI from a fresh container install? When i installed the controller docker, it took quite a long time to start up the first time. I also had a bunch of issues with my router (asus) so i changed it for a USG.

Yes it is. Thanks. How does the controller know the port is 456 ?

If my inform url needs to be http://192.168.1.123:456/inform, What should I set Settings > Controller > Controller Settings > "Controller Hostname/IP" to so that newly plugged in APs are auto-adopted ?

I've just been on unifi's chat support because my new AP was stuck in a disconnected / adopting loop. They got me to SSH into the AP (default un/pw is ubnt/ubnt) and run the "info" command. This returns the url that the devices use to communicate with the controller. By default, it's: http://unifi:8080/inform as shown in the response from the info command. As another docker is using 8080 (everything seems to want this port!), I changed the "Port used for device and controller communication." port to 28080, so I had to run this command to let my brand new new AP know where the controller is: set-inform http://<unraid_ip>:28080/inform Leaving this here in case someone else has this issue.

Sorry for being a bit dumb. Is the unifi controller the same as a cloud key? And is it a replacement for a hardware router?

I was woken up last night to a series of emails every few minutes informing me that the cache drive was filling up, fast. The problem was I'd renewed a subscription earlier in the day and a container was downloading a backlog of data, all day, lots of data! By the time i'd logged into the server, and started poking around to work out why the drive was filling up, the drive reached 100% and crashed docker. I started Mover and went back to bed. This morning, I restarted the server as docker didn't recover by itself (there were stream IO errors displayed on the docker tab saying that some line of code in a unix file failed to create a stream, or something along those lines.) The full cache problem was easily fixed by simply running mover. My Mover is set to run at 5am. If it had run eariler, these problems wouldn't have occurred. Is it possible to set Mover to auto-run if the cache reaches a pre-defined value? e.g. when it reaches 80% capacity? I do not have any cache "Only" shares. appdata is "Prefer", other shares are "Yes" - so why would a full cache cause docker to crash?

The VNC password in the container is not the VNC login password, the VNC login password is the "PASSWORD" container var. Is this a mistake?

OK, It's requesting authentication when connecting to VNC, the VNC password is not set in the container. If I set it, to 123, its still rejected. I've tried real VNC for windows desktop and the chrome app. Both are rejecting authentication.

How do you VNC into the Google Music Manager app?

I need to make this change to the config (for nextcloud), but can't find the config file. Where is the config file in the container? [mysqld] innodb_file_per_table=1

That's worked for me, thanks. I have the same version as you.

How do I find out the version of MariaDB that i'm running? The log file doesn't show anything about version.

Yep; should've checked the template before blindly adding the new values!

After adding this and applying, I see duplicates for backup hours and purge days, is this ok? root@localhost:# /usr/local/emhttp/plugins/dynamix.docker.manager/scripts/docker run -d --name='binhex-minecraftbedrockserver' --net='bridge' -e TZ="Europe/London" -e HOST_OS="Unraid" -e 'CREATE_BACKUP_HOURS'='12' -e 'PURGE_BACKUP_DAYS'='14' -e 'ENABLE_WEBUI_CONSOLE'='yes' -e 'ENABLE_WEBUI_AUTH'='yes' -e 'WEBUI_USER'='admin' -e 'WEBUI_PASS'='<censored>' -e 'WEBUI_CONSOLE_TITLE'='Minecraft Bedrock' -e 'UMASK'='000' -e 'PUID'='99' -e 'PGID'='100' -e 'PURGE_BACKUP_DAYS'='7' -e 'CREATE_BACKUP_HOURS'='4' -p '19132:19132/tcp' -p '19132:19132/udp' -p '19133:19133/tcp' -p '19133:19133/udp' -p '8222:8222/tcp' -v '/mnt/user/appdata/binhex-minecraftbedrockserver':'/config':'rw' 'binhex/arch-minecraftbedrockserver'

I have the xbox working with the bedrockconnect DNS. Yes. You can enter a port on xbox. I'll create a few instances of this docker on different ports and see it'll work. Hopefully LAN games on minecraft searches all ports as I can't see where that can be changed (android).

I dont think it will work because AFAIK, minecraft expects servers to be on port 19132, and there can only be one server running on that port at a time.

I thought the BedrockConnect DNS server runs on my hardware and the xbox users changes their DNS lookup settings to point to my WAN IP address, which is then forwarded to the BedrockConnect DNS?

They're kids using xboxes. I'd need to give them all raspberry pi's and have them connect to that. And explain to the parents why I'm giving their child a device that wants internet access ... A docker on my server would be better. I found this, but I've no idea how to run a docker on unraid, I've always used the apps tab: https://github.com/Pugmatt/BedrockConnect/blob/master/docker/README.md

Ok. I manually created the file and it's all running locally. Now I need to use BedrockConnect to allow external Xboxs to connect to my MC server; but I don't really trust a random dns server and I expect it would be less latency if it was running locally. So any chance of a docker running https://github.com/Pugmatt/BedrockConnect dns server?