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I keep getting this warning no matter how I set my ddclient.conf: Setting up watches. Watches established. /config/ddclient.conf MODIFY ddclient has been restarted Setting up watches. Watches established. WARNING: found neither ipv4 nor ipv6 address I'm using Namecheap. I've tried configuring the following ways by uncommenting the Namecheap section (I made no other changes to the default ddclient.conf): ## ## NameCheap (namecheap.com) ## protocol=namecheap server=dynamicdns.park-your-domain.com login=**********.*** password=********** @ ## ## NameCheap (namecheap.com) ## protocol=namecheap, \ server=dynamicdns.park-your-domain.com, \ login=**********.***, \ password=********** \ @ I made no changes to the default linuxserver/ddclient Docker template. I read this article for reference on how to configure ddclient for Namecheap: https://www.namecheap.com/support/knowledgebase/article.aspx/583/11/how-do-i-configure-ddclient

Oh, thanks, my bad. I'm still pretty new to unRAID. GUI support would be nice, though!

+1 I have a Nextcloud setup where I isolate the web app, database, and document server as separate containers/services for security and logical isolation. I just started using unRAID but I didn't realize that docker-compose isn't supported. I think it would make sense for an app Docker template to support several containers (though I understand this means changing the XML schema and further abstracting templates from containers). I also would appreciate greater support for Docker networking, like creating an independent NAT per each compose file, where you can give each container a network-specific hostname, and attach to several NATs. For example, in my Nextcloud compose file I only connect the web app container to the virtual NAT that is exposed publicly.

Hi everyone, I'm currently picking parts for my first unRAID server build. Currently the only parts I have in my hands are an AMD Ryzen 7 2700 CPU, a ASUS B450M-A/CSM MicroATX motherboard, three 3.5" HDDs (specifically a 2TB, a 3TB, and a shucked 10TB Easystore for parity), an EVGA GeForce GTX 1070 (may or may not include this in the build, depends on if it fits, I don't plan to game on this build), and an old Corsair 500W Bronze PSU (though I'm strongly considering not using this and instead getting an EVGA 750W Gold PSU or similar). I'm trying to build a compact and visually appealing mATX server that will sit in a visible place. For drives, I expect to have 3-4x 3.5" HDDs (the ones mentioned before plus one more to expand), 1-2x 2.5" SSDs, and/or 1x NVMe SSD (for cache pool, depends on available deals). I've been eyeing the Bitfenix Prodigy M for a couple months even though it's hard to find available nowadays. Currently it's on Amazon for $102.07 (that includes tax+shipping). I really like the older-Mac-Pro-like appearance, and it seems to support 3-4x 3.5" drives, up to 5x 2.5" drives. I've heard that cable management can be difficult in this case due to the placement of the PSU, and that it's hard to ventilate properly because of the tight space. Is anyone here familiar with this case? I would appreciate any feedback or advice, including other case suggestions for this usage.