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So after a recent overhaul of my server I am looking back into using this plugin again. However the one question I have that I can't seem to find any mention of is moving the hash file location. Seems if I'm reading correctly it is hard coded to store on the flash drive which I'd like to avoid for obvious reasons. Any chance it can get easily pushed to cache instead?

This has started probably within the past month and seems to happen on roughly a weekly basis, but doesn't seem to have strict timing. What happens is all inbound network connectivity is seemingly lost. Pings work and using a port scanner it shows all my open ports, docker container ports, etc. but nothing can be accessed. Outbound seems to work fine. I have some scripts that access external resources that continue to work during this apparent dead time. I've also had syslog pointed at a Pi that has continued to send stuff over normally as well (sadly it looks like it went offline during this last occurrence so I don't have anything to provide in that area unless the attached diagnostics include something). Around the time this started occurring I did notice I got an alert about the whole macvlan/ipvlan thing. It never seemed to cause issues before but I went in and did the suggested changes but it doesn't seem to have helped here. This is a Dell Poweredge T20. Mostly stock. Xeon E3-1225v3 and a Perc H200 with a number of drives. Also a GTX 950 for transcoding duties. Unfortunately the 950 makes things a bit of a pain since Dell's design of this machine disables the iGPU with a dGPU installed and no config in the BIOS to change this. This also kills the KVM access via IPMI since it relies in the iGPU. So when this happens I'm basically forced to do a hard restart since there's no soft reset option via IPMI. Really frustrating given the system seems to be functional otherwise. Diagnostics are attached. Hopefully someone has some good insight on this. Such an annoying bug to deal with. Haven't done much with it so far beyond the ipvlan changes and haven't had a clue where to start troubleshooting. nas-diagnostics-20240203-2055.zip

Just happened upon this plugin. Didn't realize the old CA Backup plugin was deprecated until I actually went to the plugin UI for it. I do like seeing individual configs per docker container. Nice add! Which brings me to a question: Is it possible to also allow custom scheduling per container? Some I would prefer to keep a daily backup while others I don't need nearly that often. Especially if it is capable of only stopping containers that are actively being backed up (If memory serves this was not possible in the old plugin and it stopped everything when a backup ran. But my memory is fuzzy on that. Not sure of that behavior on this plugin. Still going over it.). One problematic container for me that this would help with is the Unifi controller. I've been able to reproduce issues with my APs dropping some clients (mainly Kindle Fire tablets used as 24/7 wall mounted displays) when stopped/started requiring manual intervention on each device. Keeping the Unifi container off unless needed or temporarily disabling the backup process the issue has not come up. Being able to isolate this and keep it at like a monthly backup would be really nice.

Awesome to see this! LXC has been something that I've sorely missed since migrating from Proxmox years back. Install was straightforward and got a Debian container going, no fuss. Anxious to see where this goes and crossing fingers that maybe this can be mainlined into Unraid proper down the road? Have had a handful of custom scripts that I haven't migrated to docker yet that run infrequently and it has been a terrible waste keeping a full fat VM running 24/7 just for these. Moving them back over to LXC is going to be such a nice change. One thing I do have to ask: Am I missing something to see the container memory usage? I'm seeing the other container stats but it's not showing the memory usage.

Looks like another release was just pushed JUST a few minutes ago (a few minutes after I updated and saw this error as well) and seems to have resolved it.

Dumb question, but is there an alternate method of this to install these on a -running- system? Seems very short-sighted that the only documented method requires a full system reboot to install packages. I also hope that a proper package manager is on the short list of features to be added to Unraid since we're getting pushed in this direction.

Dumb question and I can't find it mentioned anywhere in this thread: Currently the tdarr app states "Tdarr_node included". However when setting this up it is not showing any nodes available. Anything I'm missing? I was hoping not to have to run a separate container since this is going to be a single node setup on the Unraid box itself. EDIT: Fixed. Apparently I had to dig just a LITTLE further and use different search terms in this thread to find the breadcrumbs I needed. TL;DR: Go to advanced settings in the container and set the Internal Node to true. It defaults to false.

Been trying to find any concrete info on this one but haven't had any luck. Essentially trying to figure out how to set something close to a linux 'nice' level of CPU priority on a VM. What I mean by that is I don't want a hard limit or CPU core restriction but allow it to use full CPU resources when they are available but keep the VM at low priority so when something else needs to use a good chunk of the CPU, the VM will always take a backseat. Many results I have come across so far seem to mostly result in effectively restricting CPU cores to the VM in one form or another.