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  1. Magicaldave
    The host port mappings aren’t being used at all for most of my dockers at the moment, that’s part of how I arrived at the issue in the first place. It’s just that the GUI link to my docker isn’t changing to what it’s set to in the XML. I found a weird sort of workaround in the process of removing the port mapping, but that itself was problematic since no ports mapped to host means no webGUI option anyway. So I guess my real solution is gonna be to add the webpages to unRAID using a plug-in. not that it’s a big deal anyway, but annoying to have to delete the template for some containers in order to get the address to match what it already is in XML. Seems like a defect somewhere. I’ll check perms on the template files when I regenerate them and see if it makes a difference.
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    Hey Squid! First off, thanks for you reply and for keeping my information private. I actually ran across this problem because I nixed the domain name you redacted and was moving my containers to another. Reading your post, it seems like the idea here is that my values aren't configured properly for WebUI? I have two trilium instances, one that doesn't do this and one that does, so it was pretty trivial to to test. "trilium" works, "trilium-joran" doesn't. On trilium, I changed the WebUI values to: https://[IP]:[PORT:8080] , this became 192.168.2.68:8888 in webUI http://redacted.duckdns.com:[PORT:8080] , became http://redacted.duckdns.com as expected (wanted to try one that shouldn't work at all) and finally https://trilium.myCURRENTdomainname.duckdns.org > mapped to https://trilium.myCURRENTdomainname.duckdns.org just like I wanted. My other working containers function like this too. On trilium-joran I changed it to: http://[IP]:[PORT:8080] is still showing https://trilium.domain.you.redacted.duckdns.org http://redacted.duckdns.com:[PORT:8080] is above. https://trilium.myCURRENTdomainname.duckdns.org is above. Something weird happened when I tried remove the port mapping, too. Since I didn't need it on Trilium to access through a reverse proxy, I removed the port mapping which unexpectedly removed the WebUI option from the Docker page altogether. So when I tried to access Trilium from there it only showed Console and the rest of the usual options. Opening it via the domain name I'm using was a-okay. I got confused and the XML looked good so I re-added the port mapping. Not only did the WebUI option come back for Trilium, it also set Trilium-Joran to the exact same Web UI address as Trilium. So now, I've got Trilium: XML is https://myCURRENTdomainname.duckdns.org > WebUI shows https://myCURRENTdomainname.duckdns.org Trilium-Joran: XML is https://[IP]:[PORT:8080] > WebUI shows https://myCURRENTdomainname.duckdns.org Neither container has changed behavior otherwise, Trilium will make the web address whatever I please, but trilium-joran's can only be updated by removing all port mappings for one, which removes the web ui option completely for that specific container, and then adding one back in, which forces the address for both containers to the one that had its port mapping removed and re-added. Funky. I also have at least one other fully functional behind my reverse proxy set up with a similar subdomain scheme at https://git.myCURRENTdomainname.duckdns.org which I can change to whatever.
  3. Magicaldave
    Guess I'm coming back to re-report a five year old bug. I have the exact same issue as this Differences are mostly the version, but if it's important, my dockers are Adguard-Home and Trilium. The network is br0 for Adguard, and a custom one, "Homeproxy" for trilium. unRAID OS Version:6.8.3 Description: If you edit a container in advanced view and change the Webui field under Additional Fields, the changes are not reflected in the Webui context menu item you use to launch the application webpage. How to reproduce: Add a new container and let it complete building. Then edit the container and change the Webui field (I tried changing the port #) and save the container. Once the container restarts, the Webui context menu icon will attempt to launch the container's webui using the old value. Expected results: The Webui context menu should be updated to reflect the changes and launch the application's webui with the new values. Actual results: The application is launched with the old webui value. Other information: Tried removing the container, then the container and the image, but was only able to resolve by deleting the container, image, and user template located at /boot/config/plugins/dockerMan . Interestingly enough, web ui changes worked completely as expected after doing this, but only for that specific docker. So my Adguard docker is fine now, but my second Trilium instance is not. I've left the trilium instance broken in case anyone wants some info from it. Of 9 containers I'm running, 7 never had this issue, but my second trilium instance and adguard both did. I'm installing quite a few more dockers over the next couple days so if I run across it for another container I'll mention it here. Diagnostics and screenshots of my current trilium addresses attached, and xml for the trilium instance below. <?xml version="1.0"?> <Container version="2"> <Name>trilium-joran</Name> <Repository>bgameiro/trilium</Repository> <Registry>https://hub.docker.com/r/zadam/trilium</Registry> <Network>homeproxy</Network> <MyIP>172.18.0.9</MyIP> <Shell>sh</Shell> <Privileged>false</Privileged> <Support>https://forums.unraid.net/topic/94979-trilium-docker/</Support> <Project>https://github.com/zadam/trilium</Project> <Overview>Trilium Notes is a hierarchical note taking application with focus on building large personal knowledge bases> [br][br] [b][u][span style='color: #E80000;']Links[/span][/u][/b][br] [b]Repository:[/b] https://github.com/zadam/trilium[br] [b]Wiki:[/b] https://github.com/zadam/trilium/wiki[br] [b]Docker:[/b] https://hub.docker.com/r/zadam/trilium[br] [br][br] [b][u][span style='color: #E80000;']Configuration[/span][/u][/b][br] [b]/root/trilium-data[/b] Where Trilium should store logs, databases and configuration[br] [b]/root/trilium-data/backup[/b] Where Trilium should store the backups[br]</Overview> <Category>Productivity: Tools:Utilities</Category> <WebUI>redacted.duckdns.org/</WebUI> <TemplateURL>https://raw.githubusercontent.com/BGameiro2000/unraid-ca/master/trilium/trilium.xml</TemplateURL> <Icon>https://raw.githubusercontent.com/BGameiro2000/unraid-ca/master/trilium/icon.png</Icon> <ExtraParams/> <PostArgs/> <CPUset/> <DateInstalled>1603742480</DateInstalled> <DonateText/> <DonateLink>https://bgameiro.me/page/donate</DonateLink> <Description>Trilium Notes is a hierarchical note taking application with focus on building large personal knowledge ba> [br][br] [b][u][span style='color: #E80000;']Links[/span][/u][/b][br] [b]Repository:[/b] https://github.com/zadam/trilium[br] [b]Wiki:[/b] https://github.com/zadam/trilium/wiki[br] [b]Docker:[/b] https://hub.docker.com/r/zadam/trilium[br] [br][br] [b][u][span style='color: #E80000;']Configuration[/span][/u][/b][br] [b]/root/trilium-data[/b] Where Trilium should store logs, databases and configuration[br] [b]/root/trilium-data/backup[/b] Where Trilium should store the backups[br]</Description> <Networking> <Mode>homeproxy</Mode> <Publish> <Port> <HostPort>8889</HostPort> <ContainerPort>8080</ContainerPort> <Protocol>tcp</Protocol> </Port> </Publish> </Networking> <Data> <Volume> <HostDir>/mnt/user/appdata/trilium</HostDir> <ContainerDir>/root/trilium-data</ContainerDir> <Mode>rw</Mode> </Volume> <Volume> <HostDir>/mnt/user/appdata/trilium/backup</HostDir> <ContainerDir>/root/trilium-data/backup</ContainerDir> <Mode>rw</Mode> </Volume> </Data> <Environment/> <Labels/> <Config Name="WebUI" Target="8080" Default="8080" Mode="tcp" Description="WebUI - Default 8888" Type="Port" Display="al> <Config Name="Appdata" Target="/root/trilium-data" Default="/mnt/user/appdata/trilium" Mode="rw" Description="Container> <Config Name="Backups" Target="/root/trilium-data/backup" Default="/mnt/user/appdata/trilium/backup" Mode="rw" Descript> </Container> last-giant-diagnostics-20201026-1428.zip
  4. Magicaldave
    Hey all! I have one Samsung 970 Evo in my system currently, and the entire NVMe controller is passed through to a Windows Vm. Boots great. But I have three slots total on my mother board and am getting another 970 tomorrow. Was just wondering the best way to back up and clone my Windows install back onto my NVMe drives once I have them set up in a hardware RAID and passed back through to this VM. Thanks!
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    Hey guys, looking at doing some upgrades to my system and trying to figure out how to get the most of my NVME drives. A few questions related to how they can be used mostly with virtual machines as I’ve got enough disks for everything else. A bit about my configuration for context: 4x2TB Seagates: Mostly cold storage but a handful of larger games go here. 2xKingston 120Gb: Striped as the cache array. Mostly appdata, but some games are on here too. 1x240GB Sandisk: mostly data from dockers, like TES3MP goes here but again, some games too. 1x500Gb Samsung 970 Evo: just got another one of these. Currently my Vms and almost all multiplayer games the system are used for lives here. Kind of an unorthodox config I guess but it’s segregated, it works, and I didn’t have anything else to do with my SSDs anyway. So, to the point: 1) What exactly is the status of NVME support? I’m under the impression for some reason that NVME drives are bottlenecked to SATA speeds but I can’t exactly substantiate that for some reason. 2) If unRAID will slow the drives down and prevent them being used in the cache array at full speed, what’s the best way to utilise them such that I can have both vDisks (to boot VMs) and network shares (for shared game installations) on the drive, running at full speed? I would like to stripe the two NVME drives if possible, which I know my motherboard’s BIOS supports. I think this could sort of be achieved by passing the entire controller through to a virtual machine and then pointing back to vDisks stored on that VM to boot my other Vms, but this would eat up a lot of resources I’m not particularly willing to allocate and also make startup miserably slow which is already pretty rough.
  6. Magicaldave
    Actually I’m using the internal Bluetooth/WiFi, but it is USB-attached. From what I’ve read the wi-fi isn’t compatible with MacOS so maybe I just got lucky on Bt, kind of? Thanks so much for the info from clover btw! I got sidelined working on some original Xboxes but this will definitely be useful once I have the chance to look at audio again. I have another usb-attached Bluetooth device but I figure it’ll probably do the same. Is is there a particular guide floating around here on passing through your usb bus, or at least a portion of it? I certainly have enough ports that I don’t think it’d be a big deal, but been hesitant to mess with it as I didn’t wanna accidentally pass through my boot drive.
  7. Magicaldave
    Welp, didn’t originally have my CPU cores isolated. Doing this helped quite a bit, after isolating cores 4-7 I managed to combine Some tweaks with Audio Midi Devices and clover config to get my 3.5 audio in a *workable* state. I even ran lstopo to ensure I had the cores closest to my GPU and RAM and minimize latency. Still tweaking FSB speeds, as there’s a measurable loss in quality when leaving it blank. Seems to be a sweet spot somewhere between 99.44MHz and 99.99MHZ. That’s a LOT of reboots and EFI mounts to work out, but sounds better than bare metal installing Windows just to run CPU-Z for FSB speed. USB and Bluetooth devices are still completely unlistenable. Over USB the audio skips so bad, you can’t even tell there’s anything playing save for a crackle or pop every few seconds. Bluetooth plays but crackles so bad you can’t even tell what’s playing. Any further tips for these? Also, in reference to my question about Duel-booting, I was referring to the practice of bare metal installing an is, then running that same boot drive as a VM with pass through. Since I’ve sort of worked out rear 3.5 audio, I don’t see this as being worth the trouble.
  8. Magicaldave
    to;dr I’ve done a tone of cpu and clover tuning, nothing seems to fix it - although as far as native audio goes, I’ve made enough headway to fairly confidently say I could fix it with the right DSDT edits - no clue what edits to make though. Maybe I’ll try and compare the q35 dsdt to one I get from a baremetal install. Does “duel-booting” work with OS X? I guess I’ll try again with usb audio, try to get Voodoohda in reasonable shape, and if I can make that happen I’ll just order a DAC for my 3.5 kit. What about Bluetooth, though?
  9. Magicaldave
    I like your thinking here, but I’m a little hesitant to try this as I’ve had issues with not just onboard audio, but usb and Bluetooth as well. In fact that’s where the audio is worst. What’re you using? Think an add-in card could achieve the same effect, or does it *have* to be usb-attached?
  10. Magicaldave
    Did some CPU tweaking, but after rolling back to stock CPU and RAM clocks in BIOS/clover and setting the VM to cores 0-3, 4-7, 8-11, and 12-15 did nothing to fix audio on VoodooHDA. I tried adjusting the bitrate through Audio midi devices, but usually testing with System Preferences just made the whole VM crash and require a full reboot of the system since I can't properly reset my audio device. As for native audio, I did manage to make some tweaks and get my audio device recognized as HDEF: Doesn't seem to have done much, I now just get a different error when running the install script:
  11. Magicaldave
    I was looking into this in particular, it didn’t get me far. MSI seems to be a driver-level thing in macOS, so perhaps an alteration to applehda.kext or realtekalc.kext could allow MSI to be enabled, but I actually have the crackling audio issue with usb AND Bluetooth headphones even if I use a vanilla Applehda.kext and completely remove voodoo or realtekalc. I think I may have mentioned this previously, but I can’t reproduce the audio issues on other OSes, and my audio codec is running in LSI mode in windows. As for whether is OS X needs it? Got me there.
  12. Magicaldave
    Jeez, sorry guys, I really should've done better on that. Was really late when I drafted this post so I missed a couple things. What I attached is pretty simple. Config.plist, minus serials: The third file is basically just a copy of the terminal output in my first post, nothing super important. What I think might be useful here is my ioReg dump which shows my audio device connected, but not as HDEF or HDAU as (I think?) it should be. macOS has got it.. just confused about what to do with it?
  13. Magicaldave
    Hey All! Glad to be a part of the unRAID forums, best OS ever. Anyway, was hoping one of the experts over here could help me out. I managed to get an OSX virtual machine running really well with GPU acceleration and everything seemed to be working well until I tried to play audio. Using voodooHDA, my bluetooth and onboard audio devices have this really horrible crackling and distortion, it's totally unlistenable. Here's my build: Asrock X399 Taichi ultimate + TR4 1950x +16GB G. Skill Ripjaws (I know, not enough RAM) + gtx 1080/960. My windows vms work great, as do the limited linux vms I've tried. I've followed numerous guides to fix this issue, starting with Gridrunner/Spaceinvader's latest guide to build a Mojave/HS vm. From there, I tried: https://www.tonymacx86.com/threads/audio-realtek-alc-applehda-guide.143757/ - This didn't work, as I couldn't figure out how to make any of the applicable fixes work on my x399. Didn't seem compatible. I tried - https://forum.amd-osx.com/viewtopic.php?f=24&t=4880 - made a post on this thread but didn't get a response. also tried - https://forum.amd-osx.com/viewtopic.php?f=23&t=4642 - basically the same thing but without a script to potentially break things. When following the second guide, I receive the following error in terminal: Also here is my XML: And my IOMMU groups just in case it's relevant for some reason: I'd really appreciate any help that the members of unRAID's forum here could provide. I've been screwing around with this for the better part of a week now on the audio alone and I'm feeling pretty clueless at this point. Surely there's a config issue I'm missing somewhere here, as I've seen others with similar systems that have been met with much success. Also, I've attached the files that were requested for problem reporting in the second thread I mentioned. Hopefully someone can provide more info than I was able to glean from them myself. Cheers! config.plist Dave’s Mac Pro.ioreg Terminal Saved Output