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@teh0wner Yeah i did end up fixing it! I tried using the passphrase and putting it on a file which did not work. Turns out that it was something with the ending of the file and the formatting as well. Easiest way to get it all correct is to do the following command on whatever machine you want the keyfile: echo "insert passphrase here" > keyfile This will ensure the correct format and ending in the file.

@teh0wner i did end up fixing it! What i did was putting the passphrase in a text file on my dns server and make my unraid server retrieve it at every boot meaning that if it ever was taken away from here it wouldn't decrypt the disks. I did this using some scripts for adding a ssh key to my server at every boot and another script that uses said key to retrieve the passphrase file with passwordless rsync. DM me if you want a more in depth guide

I wanted to set this up and reverse proxy it through my letsencrypt docker, which works for about a minute and then i get an Error 502. Is this because of the build in nginx proxy?

@bonienl Has this changed since @SpaceInvaderOne made his video? He was using a passphrase and unraid generated a keyfile from that afterwards. But i can not get it to do the same on mine though.

@Fma965 have you seen this? https://github.com/ka87/cpsumon I know it is probably a bit out of the scope, but seems like it is working with the AXi family. A guy posted about it on the opencorsairlink issues: https://github.com/audiohacked/OpenCorsairLink/issues/34 for anyone else who wants to read data from a AX series PSU using https://github.com/ka87/cpsumon if, like me, your usb device is missing you just need to bind the driver. you need to bind the driver: lsusb -t you'll see output similar to this: root@RIG1:~/cpsumon# lsusb -t /: Bus 04.Port 1: Dev 1, C