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  1. Also would like to host this one.
  2. Hey all. Got this up and running and it is running through nginx (SWAG) but when I log in it immediately takes gives me a forbidden screen like this. Works fine when I log in locally though. Anyone run into this?
  3. So I had to bounce around quite a bit here to figure out how to get this to work *EASILY* with a Windows 10 install. I figure I'd post what worked for me. This is largely based off what zakna did with a few additional steps and a little clarification. 1. Follow his guide up to here: That did not work for me. It gave me a double // in the command to find the WinPE files. I used this and it worked: set win_base_url ${live_endpoint}/WinPE 2. WinPE gave me some headaches until I realized the folder you produce when you create the WinPE files (\media) contained all the actual WinPE files. Duh. So your file structure should be \WinPE\x64\ALL THE FILES FROM \media\ WHEN YOU CREATE WinPE. It should have a bunch of folders (bg-bg, Boot, EFI, etc) and bootmgr and bootmgr.efi. That got me actually booting into WinPE. I did not add Powershell to my WinPE. It was not needed. 3. Once you are booting WinPE you can add a few files to your system to automatically start the Windows install. You will need to create two files. First create "winpeshl.ini". In that file we tell WinPE to run the next file we'll create. So add this to winpeshl.ini [LaunchApps] "install.bat" Save that file and create a new file called "install.bat". Add this to install.bat: wpeinit net use \\YOUR_UNRAID_IP\isos \\YOUR_UNRAID_IP\isos\win10\setup.exe That is assuming you keep your OS Isos in a similar directory. Make sure the net use command is the directory proceeding your extracted Windows 10 directory. Also for some reason it didn't like spaces in my Windows install directory (it was Windows 10 before I changed it to win10). Just something to be aware of. Now take the two files you created and copy them to your "\appdata\netbootxyz\menus" folder. In that folder is the windows.ipxe file. Edit that file. Scroll down to the end of the file and edit the file to include two lines right after "kernel http://${boot_domain}/wimboot": initrd install.bat http://${boot_domain}/install.bat initrd winpeshl.ini http://${boot_domain}/winpeshl.ini Save that file, boot from your network and start the Windows installer. It should take you right into a standard Windows 10 install.
  4. I'm trying to give this a try as it looks like some files of mine are just dropping the audio all together. I have my profile exported, where would I put it for the plugin to recognize it?
  5. That was close, and got me to using my brain, but I had to put copy in front of every format to get it to work. So it went: -E copy:ac3,copy:aac,copy:eac3,copy:truehd,copy:dts,copy:dtshd,copy:mp3,copy:flac Then it just started passing through all my audio. Thanks for all the great work and thanks!
  6. I've used this for a few files in my library and it seems like the video encoding is going well, but it is converting all my AC3 to stereo. I am using Tdarr_Plugin_s7x9_winsome_h265_nvenc, but that's it. Anyone else seeing similar issues? I was under the impression the plugin would leave the AC3 file alone if it was in AC3.
  7. I like the Docker and VM integration. What started out as being a simple file server turned into a full fledged web facing server. Ease of use is a close second. Lose a drive? Just drop a new one in, spin up the array and you're back online. Easy peezy. I would love to see a full featured file explorer built into Unraid.
  8. Hello all. I've been using this client for about 6 months without issue (well that I couldn't resolve). In the past week or so it seems I've run into an issue. My radarr docker (also binhex) has stopped transmitting torrents to the deluge docker. It connects fine and tests fine, but if I try to make it manually download a torrent it throws up the error "unable to connect to deluge, please check your settings." Radarr appears to be sending the files to Deluge, but Deluge is not accepting them. I've had this setup working fine for months without issue. Not sure what's going on here. This is what it is showing me in the logs: 2018-08-30 13:52:20,311 DEBG 'deluge-web-script' stderr output: [ERROR ] 13:52:20 client:391 RPCError Message Received! -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- RPCRequest: label.set_torrent(None, radarr) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- File "/usr/lib/python2.7/site-packages/deluge/core/rpcserver.py", line 301, in dispatch ret = self.factory.methods[method](*args, **kwargs) File "/usr/lib/python2.7/site-packages/deluge/plugins/Label-0.2-py2.7.egg/label/core.py", line 317, in set_torrent CheckInput(torrent_id in self.torrents , _("Unknown Torrent")) File "/usr/lib/python2.7/site-packages/deluge/plugins/Label-0.2-py2.7.egg/label/core.py", line 88, in CheckInput raise Exception(message) Exception: Unknown Torrent -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Any ideas?