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MarkUK

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  1. Same problem here - when adding "2nd Unraid Share" it also becomes stuck on updating. The VM seems to be able to be updated normally otherwise - only this causes the problem... HOWEVER - when I manually edited the XML to add the second filesystem bus (which is put on 0x06, I think, as the first 'bus' ID available) I can now 'save' the settings even in GUI mode...
  2. Hey, Just an update; the previous issue surrounding the cache drive filling us was actually completely my fault; the downloads directory was actually on a share that had cache enabled, to it wasn't leaking out of the appdata directory like I had suspected. The other issue (files remaining in temp) probably persists but also isn't such an issue. Only other thing I've had problems with is the port mapping; sometimes I need to manually change the port mapping, and then change it back, before I can access the web GUI. Anyway, for the time being we're using another method of downloading (hence why I discovered the "cache" issue) but will probably try this again now I've worked out what caused the previous one. Cheers.
  3. The 6-camera limit is imposed by the browser (when viewing more than 6 cameras; I believe a browser can only run 6 simultaneous streams as a hard limit, ZM themselves are trying to resolve it for their future roadmap) so I just use a hosts file with "zoneminder1", "zoneminder2", etc, pointing to the IP, then a PHP page on another server pulls together links to the ZM preview images, but with the custom hosts for each one. Nicely avoids the 6 camera limit. Completely agree with security, of course... I suppose for the most part (for my usage), even when using ZMNinja, it's all internal traffic. Will have to look at the Docker certs shortly, thanks. Cheers
  4. Hey, Thanks for the continued update! Is there a reason why insecure access was removed? Only, for the most part, these are run on local servers behind firewalls with no external access, and even with external access the extra security (to some) may simply not be of interest depending on the purpose. For me, it's just a pain as I'll have to set up self-signed certs - and to avoid the 6-camera limit I use "hosts" (and a custom camera viewing page) - so it's not even on a single host I'd need to set this up for. Having the option for both would be nice - I'll manually re-open HTTP access for my system but that'll potentially be lost with future upgrades! Thanks again for your work 🙂
  5. Hey Markus & all, I've started using this recently and have found it to be pretty good so far! Only, I've got two (very likely related) problems: - Sometimes there is data left in /temp/ even for files that have completely finished downloading. This perhaps is by design and I just need to leave it for longer, but otherwise I'm having to clear out /temp/ occasionally? - The Cache drive was filled up today as the mount must have disappeared. (i.e., what was /mnt/user/downloads/ -> /downloads/ disappeared). There has been an outstanding issue that I believe hasn't occurred again whereby /mnt/user disappears off the entire server - but this is just relating to a single docker. Even after the mount was restored a number of files began downloading off the 'internal' version (within the Docker) and not the 'external' Unraid share. Any idea why? And any idea if there's an straight forward way to make a kill switch or other system that prevents downloads if the mount has disappeared?

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