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did you get that thread added? I didn't see it. With Roon 2.0 released (includes ARC remote playback), there will be more traffic to that thread.

I think it would be more appropriate @xthursdayx; and I promise I'll keep lurking the new thread.

I'd like to either add another moderator, or transfer ownership of this thread to the actual Docker Maintainer please. from me, to @xthursdayx thanks : user

I hadn’t thought about that much. I just poked a hole in the firewall port forwarding and let er go. I guess I figured that minecraft was ssl natively? Without the need for a separate SSL thing like SWAG (previously Letsencrypt)

Sign up at duckdns. I use myusername.duckdns.org for all sorts of stuff. There’s a Spacedinvader YouTube about setting up the duckdns Docker too that will keep that dynamic up updated with duckdns. Works great.

It adds another path location option for you to select for your Roon database backups.

Anyone know a way to specify other release versions of Roon other than "latest"? Are there any other releases I can specify? How about installing a downloaded version of a .tar.bz2 file from the internet into the docker?

@xrqp when you’re adding containers, they won’t start if another container is using the same port. If you don’t need DLNA on the Roon Docker, you should either A) remove it from the container (make sure that selection sticks through reboots) OR B) change the port assigned to DLNA on the Docker settings page to something that won’t interfere with anything else (7490526). Then just ignore it.

Moved back to Emby, and the sync is working fine. It still isn't awesome, I wish it was more ... reporty, and consistent - but IT WORKS, vs Plex sync which, is still DOA for me. I still run Plex, I just use Plex for my home and family, and Emby for me when I'm on the road: which is frequently.

someone let me know when Crafty 4 makes it into this docker, I'd love to give it a whirl. thanks!

Here we go: Netdata and cAdvisor Dockercontainers And from @Squid

@chillr can you detail how you can see how much memory Roon Docker is using and how it creeps up? I seem to recall there being a Docker specifically for monitoring individual Docker footprints: CPU, RAM, file size etc. percentages, what’s been allocated, what’s actually physically available. Thanks!

This thread is for a different Docker. I think you’re looking for this one:

check out blue build for paper #8 https://papermc.io/downloads "Bump netty" links to: https://github.com/PaperMC/Paper/commit/e4f5e1c9ab867701eb4b3347280ad2dc099b7db0 Maybe that'll sort this out.

check out blue build for paper #8 https://papermc.io/downloads "Bump netty" links to: https://github.com/PaperMC/Paper/commit/e4f5e1c9ab867701eb4b3347280ad2dc099b7db0 Maybe that'll sort this out.

@NLS It's not bad. All of the different minecraft hosting apps seem to have their own proclivities, this one isn't any different. I've had experience with it before, so that really helped. I was able to get the 1.19 vanilla server up and running without any command line party, other than copying the world files in. How about you take a whack and it and let me know if you need a step by step for it. Better yet, take a peek over at the mineos-node thread to see if that helps.

Copied my world over to binhex-mineos-node, and confirmed @JonathanM above: no more errors, runs like it should. Thanks!

Confirmed that Mineos-node does not have this problem. Runs smoothly with 1.19

Yup same errors and lag over here as well. On both binhex-minecraftserver and binhex-crafty https://bugs.mojang.com/browse/MC-252520 On the thread, Johnibur says it's been fixed, and we have to restart our Minecraft Launchers. I've tried that, with both Latest Snapshot and the Release 1.19, same errors and lag. Seems like json files are supposed to be for editing specific Minecraft models, like making new blocks or things like that. Not the sort of file we're supposed to open and apply on our Windows clients.

Just started a 1.19 vanilla java server using Crafty. Working so far! But acts glitchy. Logs show thousands of these: [Netty Epoll Server IO #9/WARN]: Unexpected exception in the selector loop. io.netty.channel.unix.Errors$NativeIoException: epoll_wait(..) failed: Function not implemented The only thing I could find similar to this error was over at mojang.com being able to join multiplayer. I can join server, but it's lag city.

I didn't see this right away, but found the change in file location from /usr/lib/jvm/java-17-openjdk/bin/java to /usr/lib/jvm/java-18-openjdk/bin/java @binhex the readme.md at https://github.com/binhex/documentation/blob/master/docker/faq/crafty.md needs to be updated to working paths. I think.

I gathered more pertinent network data in the hopes at networking pro comes across this! Fingers crossed. ================================================== ========== Orbi RBR750 =========================== ================================================== DHCP off WAN: 174.21.xxx.xxx, PPPoE from Centurylink DNS: 205.171.3.25, 205.171.2.25 LAN: 192.168.11.1 IP Address: get dynamically IP address from Router, grayed 174.21.xxx.xxx DNS address: Get automatically from ISP, grayed 205.171.3.25, 205.171.2.25 firmware version: V4.6.8.2 Advanced > Router / AP Mode: Router Mode selected Advanced > Port forwarding: several ports forwarded to unRaid server (including 61801 > 192.168.11.53:61801) UPnP: On Traffic meter: Off VLAN / Bridge Settings: Enabled, By VLAN tag group: VLAN ID 201, Priority 0, All wired ports, All wireless ================================================== =================unRaid 6.10.0==================== ================================================== Network settings Enable Bonding: Yes Bonding mode: Active-backup (1) Enable briding: Yes Network protocol: IPv4 only IPv4 address assignment: Static IPv4 address: 192.168.11.53 /16 IPv4 default gateway: 192.168.11.1 IPv4 DNS server assignment: static IPv4 DNS server: 192.168.11.1 IPv4 DNS server 2: 208.67.222.222 (opendns.com I think) IPv4 DNS server 3: 208.67.220.220 Desired MTU: 1500 Enable VLANs: No Routing table, all IPv4 Protocols route gateway default 192.168.11.1 via br0 10.253.0.2 wg0 10.253.0.3 wg0 172.17.0.0/16 docker0 172.18.0.0/16 br-4df99f81dc0c 192.168.0.0/17 shim-br0 192.168.0.0/16 br0 192.168.128.0/17 shim-br0 Settings > Network > VPN manager (wireguard settings) local name: unraid vpn network protocol: IPv4 only local tunnel network protocol: 10.253.0.0/24 local tunnel address: 10.253.0.1 local endpoint: myname.duckdns.org: 61801 Local server uses NAT: yes Peer name: laptop, remote tunneled access peer tunnel address: 10.253.0.2 peer DNS server: 192.168.11.1 peer name: phone, remote tunneled access peer tunnel address: 10.253.0.3 peer DNS server: 192.168.11.1 ================================================== =================raspberry pi piHole============== ================================================== Pi-hole v5.10, FTL v5.15, Web interface v5.12 Settings > DNS > IPv4 both checked: DNS OpenDNS. Nothing checked for IPv6. Settings > DNS > Interface settings: Allow only local requests checked Settings > DHCP > enabled Settings > DHCP > range of IP to hand out: 192.168.11.201 - 251 Settings > DHCP > Router (gateway) IP address: 192.168.11.1

anyone have this setup correctly? I'd like to be able to connect to my home network, access local services, and use the PiHole ad-blocker for regular internet browsing. It's worked before, but it's not now, and I'm not sure what got screwed up. Wireguard VPN on my unRaid server (static 192.168.11.53). unRaid > Settings > VPN Manager > remote tunneled access both "laptop" and "phone" can connect to VPN no problems to access local services neither laptop or phone can access internet while connected network connected raspberryPI runs pihole ad-blocker and DHCP on static IP 192.168.11.4 "guide_pihole_on_the_go_with_wireguard" reddit post laptop Wireguard conf. You can see the only way I could kinda make it work is by specifying 8.8.8.8 for the DNS, which bypasses the pihole blocker, and is slow as molasses. If I put in 192.168.11.4, the pihole address for DNS, nothing works. [Interface] PrivateKey = xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Address = 10.253.0.2/32 DNS = 8.8.8.8 [Peer] PublicKey = xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx PresharedKey = xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx AllowedIPs = 0.0.0.0/0 Endpoint = username.duckdns.org:61801

I usually update via Windows nag screen and it seems to work aok for both Core (on Docker) and local client.

Yes I have. It worked on my iPhone, gobbles the heck out of data - not just the size of the flac file, but about 3-4x’s more.