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Slow speeds anyone? Does PIA still have port forwarding at certain locations. I cant seem to find the current list. I was going to switch PIA locations to see if that made any differences. Anyone else seeing very very slow speeds? I'm at 9 to 12 KiB/s. The thread has many seeds, it should be much faster. I removed all DNS besides the two cloudflare (1.1.1.1,1.0.0.1). Any help would be appreciated. Cheers!

Sorry if this is dumb question. How do you delete the ovmf file?

Sorry, Where is this pinned post?

How can I do this with DNS instead of port forwarding? I tried to use spaceinvaders subdomain file but get the following error. nginx: [emerg] host not found in upstream "bitwardenrs:80" in /config/nginx/proxy-confs/bitwarden.subdomain.conf:9 The bitwarden.subdomain.conf he provides in his video.

Plex1 (intel) does not hw transcode. I have the following in the extra parameters "--device=/dev/dri" and the transcode box is checked. For Plex2, it successfully transcodes with the nvidia graphics filled out as the Docker states to. I see "hw" when changing 1080p movie to 720p. Do not see this with Plex1.

That is correct! I have completed everything on the guide as instructed. It doesn't hardware transcode ("hw") with intel. I added a dummy HDMI doo-dad and this this did not change result.

Hi All, Need a little direction please. Currently, I have everything working with with a GTX1060. All works well! I want to switch to the Intel GPU and use the 1060 for a VM. I have pulled down a new linuxserver plex docker (named differently plex2) and setting up Intel quick sync on it. No luck. It does not show "hw" after I complete all steps. I can switch back to plex1 and all is well working with the GTX 1060. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks in advance! root@Server:~# cd /dev/dri root@Server:/dev/dri# ls -l total 0 drwxrwxrwx 2 nobody users 120 Dec 27 22:08 by-path/ crwxrwxrwx 1 nobody users 226, 0 Dec 27 14:51 card0 crwxrwxrwx 1 root video 226, 1 Dec 27 22:08 card1 crwxrwxrwx 1 nobody users 226, 128 Dec 27 14:51 renderD128 crwxrwxrwx 1 root video 226, 129 Dec 27 22:08 renderD129 Intel Xeon E3-1225 v5, 3.7 GHz

Do you have any suggestions on where to look to find out what I'm missing or incorrect?

Hello again, Anybody know what this means? Thanks in advance!

Worked! Thanks.

Greetings, Just tried to install NextCloud from the best Linuxserver guys. I am getting the following error. I changed Host Port 1: to 444, and my path to a Share I created called NextCloud. What is the problem here? Is there a fix? Thanks in advance!

Thanks for the comments!! I do understand I can upgrade, however, I don't want to loose the capacity of the other drives. They are good red drives. I would love to do a homemade DAS. Would this only be 1 cable going from Server to DAS? Also, can you please add give some specs and links your set up above. Thanks in advance.

Hello Fellow Unraiders! My first post...I think. I've been on Unraid for a few years now, upgrading and improving my server over time. My specs are below. I'm running out of places to store drives. I still have 1 opening and I know I can upgrade the 2TB's...but I would rather not. I'm looking to add a small form factor external DAS. I know it is possible, but how? I have 1 and can make 2 (if needed) of the 4 PCI-E 16x slots available. I'm looking to add 6 to 12 more drives over time. So, external SAS controller?...then what? Know of a guide? I searched on the forum, but didn't see much. Unless my search foo failed me. Any help would be appreciated and thanks to ask that try. Please no rack mounted ideas. Cheers! Case - NZXT H440 Black (holds 12 drives) CPU - Intel Xeon E3-1225 v5, 3.3GHz, 8M Ram - 32GB UDIMM, 2400MT/s Motherboard - Asus P10S WS ATX DDR4 LGA 1151 - Quad PCIE3.0 x16 slots (3 used) - Dual onboard NVMe slots - 8 on board sata ports Graphic - Intel integrated - Nvidia GTX 1060 6GB SAS - Dell H310 6Gbps SAS HBA (8 sata ports used) Cache - Dual 500GB WD black NVMe drives (2) Parity - Dual WD 4TB Red (2) Array - WD 4TB Red x4 = 16TB - WD 3TB Red x2 = 6TB - WD 2TB Red x3 = 6TB Total = 28TB Unassigned device - 500gb AData NVMe S7000np (PCI-E adapter) vm's - WD 1TB Green SSD (games)

Bought a mug and some stickers to pass the good word of unraid along. 4-April-2019. Thanks, Scott Twitter follower: https://Twitter.com/drugdoctor1 2nd unraid build pics Xeon 8 core, 64gb ram, 16TB array, 4TB parity, dual 500gb nvme cache, 2x500gb SSD's unassigned devices, 1x500gb nvme and a GTX 1060 (6gb) passed through for a Win10 gaming VM.

Looks like it worked (writes after balance). Thanks for the help!