dgwharrison

I'm a bit new to reverse proxies, however I have this all setup fine for sonarr, lidarr, radarr etc. I want to add a one more end point for the Unraid server itself such that I can login to the unraid web ui remotely. How do I do that? I can't see a config file for it.

Is there a way to give the letsencrypt docker a different LAN IP address to the Unraid server? The reason is because the Unraid server uses port 80 and port 443, the port mapping on the router and in the docker config has to be something else (I used 180 and 1443 as suggested by @SpaceInvaderOne in his very helpful tutorial. I want to use port 80 and port 443 because I have a local DNS server so I was planning to point my domains like plex.domain.com at the ip of the docker not the ip of the Unraid server. Thanks for your time guys.

Hi does anyone know the best practice method of running the commands needed to enable hardware transcoding? At the moment if I restart my Unraid box for any reason I have to ssh into it and run: modprobe i915 chmod -R 777 /dev/dri Which is not difficult but I'd like to automate it none the less.

I noticed plex doesn't officially support hardware decoding in a docker but it notes that some dockers pass through the necessary hardware. Does this mean you should pin CPUs to it as plex media server uses intel quicksync?

Hi, is the auto fan control still under development?

@binhex, thanks for your reply. I mean in the plex application folder there is a folder for 'profiles'. Sorry, they're not user profiles, must have typed that out of habit. The folder contains xml files which tell plex what a particular client device can direct play / direct stream. I have a Nvidia shield tv which plays heaps of stuff out the box however the default plex profile for it is more limited to a standard android device. The profiles folder won't be in the plex data directory, it's with the application files. I've cd and ls 'd my way around the image but I can't find it and being a docker image it doesn't support things like find. Thanks for your help.

bump... thanks!

Question, from binhex-sonarr I add my download client with hostname binhex-sabnzbd but when I test it fails. However if I use the 172.17.0.2 IP address assigned to the binhex-sabnzbd docker it works. I've tried with and without the local TLD (fritz.box in my case, from my router). Any ideas?

Hi all, thanks in advance for support, it's much appreciated. My situation is I'm moving to Unraid from a windows sonarr/sabnzbd host. I was able to take a backup from radarr and shove it into /mnt/user/appdata/binhex-radarr then startup then use the UI to change the root folders of everything. However I don't get that far with Sonarr, it starts up, log file attached, but then it complains heavily about all the paths not being *nix paths, but you can't get into the web ui. I thought I'd get around this by just editing the SQLite database. I can see the RootFolders table which is easy enough to update, I can fix the index (because I did have 5 folders, now I'll have only 1), but I went looking at where RootFolders.Id is referenced and for the life of me It's just not that obvious. So I didn't proceed. Can anyone tell me the best method to successfully migrate a DB from windows to linux? Or why my Web UI won't spin up? Or what SQL paths to update if I go ahead and update the database? sonarr.txt [edit] I noticed that RootFolders isn't referenced by foreign key, it's just used to form the first part of series.path so I updated those to be correct, reset the rootfolders table and updated episodefiles.relativepath to have a / instead of \. However it still doesn't start up. Now it's much more pleasant though, it just says starting web server in the log (sonarr2.txt). [/edit] [edit] DISREGARD! Figured it out. I was copying in a config.xml file with the wrong port... dah...[/edit]

Hi, I have this plugin installed, I'm just wondering where the Profiles are? I have an Nvidia Shield and it will do quite a lot out of the box so I want to make sure it's setup right.