rbmatt1s

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  1. I read that 2.5G networking has been a mixed bag, but I went for it anyway. I bought the TRENDnet 2.5GBase-T PCIe Network Adapter, TEG-25GECTX which uses the Realtek 8125 chipset. I installed it, then switched the interface rules to put "r8169" as eth0, turned it off, moved the cat7 cable to the 2.5G port, booted up and everything just worked.

    Now my question is, I set "Desired MTU: 9000" but I don't know if that was wise, I get one Jumbo Frame warning in Fix Common Problems.


    Any thoughts?

     

     

  2. 1) I set appdata, backups, system, and Transcode to "Prefer:Cache"

    2) I am running mover

    3) when mover finishes, the appdata folder should be full of the app data from disk3. So at that point, I just go to "Apps"->"Previous Apps"->"Select All on Page"->"install 13 selected applications."
    (I don't need to run Restore Appdata because the appdata that mover moves over is already the most current appdata, I didn't lose the app data and have to recreate it from the backup tar.gz.)
    Then after I install the 13 selected applications, just reboot the server and I should see all the apps in the Docker tab, yes?

     

     

     

     

     

  3. Hi, i'm running UNRAID 6.11.5. I had 2 250 GB SSDs in my Cache pool and they were consistently filling up. So I followed this procedure:

     

     

    I replaced the drives with 2 1TB SSDs, formatted them, adjusted the shares to use the cache, then ran mover. 

    When I went to turn the docker containers back on, they were gone, and I realize I made a fatal mistake. 

    I missed step 3 in the initial protocol: "Settings -> Docker: disable Docker and click apply"

    What should I do to undo the damage I've done, rebuilding every docker container from scratch would be very painful. I have the two 250 GB cache drives sitting next to the machine right now. I could reinstall them, but I would like advice before I make matters any worse.

     

  4. 20 hours ago, Froberg said:

    How many remote files can the clients see?

    Very odd. After a while it started working. Is there some kind of invisible process where for the first, I don't know, hour, on the backend the Resilio Sync client needs to download a .torrent file so there is something happening that is simply invisible to the users and myself?

  5. I got the container installed, it seems to be fully operational, I shared a folder, it seems to be sharing the folder, but when my peers click they link, they just get... the folder without any of the contents. Resilio can see the files, because when I added the folder it spent about 10 minutes indexing about 25 gb of files.

    Could be a port thing? I forwarded the listening port on the router to my UNRAID. 

    Would love some ideas.

  6. i wrote a simple shell script called 'photobackup.sh' that backs up my photos to the correct folder. Yet I come back a week later and the shellscript is gone. I've tried this twice now.

     

    I put it in /usr/bin

    is there a cleaner that is removing unknown shell scripts I don't know about?

    Is there a better way to accomplish a simple 

    rsync

    rm 

    script?

    Best,

    rbmatt1s

  7. When I originally set up my UNRAID, I configured it so that I had subdomains on my custom domain (i.e. movies.<mydomain>.com), which I had pointing to my DDNS URL (I had DDNS on my router) , port 80 and 443 forwarded to my UNRAID (I KNOW, I KNOW), then I had letsencrypt/nginx for reverse proxying. 

    Everything worked very well, I could remotely access NZBManager using SSL.

     

    After reading the threads in Security, I think having my UNRAID facing the internet was a mistake.

     

    If I want to do things more securely i.e. OpenVPN running on router, all remote clients connecting to OpenVPN, then accessing services via local IP (i.e. 192.168.1.X:7521), is the procedure, just "uninstall Letsencrypt Docker, edit config files on all my other docker containers?" 

    Anything I'm missing? I followed @spaceinvaderone 's tutorials to a tee when setting up reverse proxying, worked very well, but the security issues are too worrisome.

     

    thanks

     

  8. 14 minutes ago, Squid said:

    Doubt it.  If Sab has a limit log size setting, then its for it's own "logging" internal for whatever reason.  The container size log entry is what docker keeps track of.  What you need to do is this

    https://forums.unraid.net/topic/57181-real-docker-faq/#comment-564326

     

    Just make sure you read the post, as it's not completely obvious how things work depending upon your unRaid version.

    I added the extra param and that fixed everything. thanks Mr. Squid.

  9. I don't use Sabnzbd, but is there somewhere in it's webui to configure log location and/or size?

    If so /config would be an appropriate location

    Sent from my Mi A1 using Tapatalk

    I should mention that I went into /config/logs and nuked the log files there. Still shows up in the Unraid GUI as 10gb

    Sent from my Pixel using Tapatalk

  10. Very cludgy, but I connected to my server with a windows 10 laptop via WiFi Tethering and OpenVPN. (Laptop running open VPN ->Wifi Tether on Pixel->Unraid SMB share. I was able to download at 1.25 MB/s, approximately 10 mpbs, approximately the upstream bandwidth of my home internet connection.

     

    Maybe the problem is Astro SMB? Anyone have an Android Filemanager/SMBclient that plays nicely with Unraid?

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