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This is a nice plugin @dmacias thank you! I just tried setting it up on my ASRock E3C236D2I and think I got fan control working.... kind of. Couple of questions: my FRNT_FAN1 has a max RPM of 1500, but your plugin keeps detecting it as 3000 or 2900 RPM. Is there a way to tweak this? my REAR_FAN1 is not detected when I hit the "Configure" button, even though its RPM can be read out. Am I correct in assuming this is because it's a non-PWM fan? lastly, do I need to switch off any kind of "smart" fan control in the BIOS for this to work? Thanks in advance, and once again great job on this plugin.

@Squid thanks for the tip!

The version of the container, i.e. the same version I would add to a docker pull command. Asking since I want to know which version to reinstall if my update breaks things. Thanks!

Is there a way to tell what version of a particular docker I currently have installed? Right now all I can do is restart it and look through the logs while it comes back up. It would be nice to be able to get this info from the GUI. Or is there already a way I don't know about? Thanks.

Thank you @binhex for the clarification!

OK now I'm confused. Assuming AirVPN forwards port 9999 for me, are you saying I don't need to touch the Host Ports (-p 58846:58846 as mentioned on https://github.com/binhex/arch-delugevpn) but I need to set my incoming port to 9999 in Deluge's web UI? Sorry if I'm being slow about this. Thanks for your patience and your great work on these dockers!

from that answer: This means setting the host port to whatever port I am forwarding from my VPN provider, right?

Is there a reliable way to tell if I'm connectable from within the container? Is qBittorrent's icon (lower right) being green enough?

Yeah., I saw that too. Regardless of port forwarding, I was always able to torrent at close to full speed. As of late I can't get above about 600 KB/s total. I've tried using Deluge as well as a non-VPN qB docker, and the problem is definitely related to going through the VPN.

A new version just came out, although I don't see any references to automatic torrent management in the changelog: https://www.qbittorrent.org/news.php

Thank you. That's interesting reading. I am using NordVPN and this is definitely a new issue, I am wondering if they recently disabled port forwarding... Assuming it is possible, I should have 6881 as my container port and then whatever NordVPN assign me as my host port?

Quick question about container and host ports: if I have 6881 (container) and 6891 (host) as seen here: then I need to have: 6881 set as my incoming port in the qBittorrent web UI 6891 forwarded from my router, to the server's IP (192.168.2.1) Are my assumptions correct?

Hi. I'm trying to run both a qBittorrentVPN and a DelugeVPN (both by binhex) docker simultaneously - that way I can use two different sets of configurations. This doesn't seem to work though, either one or the other downloads, the other will invariably time out. Shouldn't this be possible? I've attempted to set my ports so that they don't conflict: 192.168.2.1. is my server's local IP. I've set up qBittorrent to use port 6881 internally, and Deluge using 58946. Is there anything obvious I am missing? Thanks for any ideas...

Dare we ask what tools you use to come up with these awesome clean-looking representations of our cases? Illustrator or something...?

These are great! THANK YOU Mex! 😃

Thank you @Mex for taking the time to do these custom icons! They all look great and I've enjoyed just browsing through this thread. Having said that... any chance you could add the Lian Li PC-Q25? I'm sure there are quite a few unRAID users who own this cute little case. I'm attaching the "cleanest" frontal view image of it I could find.... I tried creating my own line art from it but let's just say, I don't think I'm very talented at this... 😬 If you need, there are lots more pictures out there, for example at B&H. Thanks again, would be awesome if you find some time to do this when you can. 🙂

I would be curious to know this as well...

Thanks for pointing this out! 😀

Hi, I am using the .ovpn from my provider (NordVPN) and am able to connect, but only if I put the username and password in the VPN_USER and VPN_PASS environments. And credentials.conf in the ovpn directory apparently gets populated by them, the environments overwrite the user/pass on every boot. Question: is there a more secure way to do this? Would rather not have my login details in cleartext on the Docker page... Thanks for any tips!

Nowhere under /usr/local/emhttp as far as I can tell. Anyone? How to add custom models to this somewhat arbitrary collection? It almost seems like it was designed with custom icons in mind...

Thanks guys, for your replies! I don't think I'm qualified to say whether bitrot really exists or not - this article on Ars Technica (including example pictures) certainly seems to think so... I have definitely seen that sort of corruption in my files in the past. Of course that doesn't mean "bitrot" caused it, maybe file system corruption caused by a sudden crash? Maybe it just depends on what you define as bitrot Question: if I use BTRFS on my volumes, will its checksums make plugins like Dynamix Fle Integrity obsolete?

Even the latest version of unRAID still defaults to XFS for arrays. Why is this? Speed? Stability? BTRFS seems to only offer advantages (such as checksumming, although apparently bitrot can only be detected, not repaired). There are several examples in this forum of users using it successfully (such as this one). I am about to set up a new array, and would like to give BTRFS a go. Any disadvantages I should be aware of?