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gryknight9

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  1. I'm here to also ask for this functionality. Is there a way to push this out without it affecting all modules? (I know basic question, just really first time posting a request/+1 vote.) I'm more familiar with MantisNet's usage of eBPF.
  2. Brett, thanks for your support on this project. Can I change the STUN port (3478) using the Unraid Docker Edit command? (i.e. add a port?) I did some research and found I could edit the server.properties container in the running instance, but it doesn't have VI in it to edit the file. I need to modify the STUN port since I have another container that needs to use it (and I haven't had much luck in finding out how to modify that port either.) Any assistance would be appreciated.
  3. Jorge, Thank you. Using Intel's Tech Spec I was able to find this page: I have pulled C1 & C2 (CPU 0, Channel 2) and so far no spurious reboots. I've already ordered replacement memory, but will run this way for a few days to see if everything looks good. If it does, I'll mark your comment as solution.
  4. Thanks, I'll try that after work and let you know in a day or so.
  5. Over past few months since I moved from MD to FL I have had my unraid server reboot unexpectedly. Unraid version: 6.12.10 Fix Common Issues pointed me to mcelog, which at /var/log/mcelog shows below. Parsing through this it appears to be Channel 2 Memory on the Mobo? MEMORY CONTROLLER RD_CHANNEL2_ERR Any recommendations would be appreciated.
  6. Hi. So, I have been successful in getting FoundryVTT to run with your docker. (Thank you!) I notice that the mapping of drives is /mnt/user/appdata/FoundryVTT, which is fine, but my concern is that I'll be using my cache drive (where appdata resides) to store all of this information and as I load data in, I'm filling the cache up. I thought that if I created a PATH in the docker to /mnt/user/FoundryStorage (a share I created) pointing to /foundry/storage and then change the User Data Path in the Configuration and Setup of FoundryVTT to /foundry/storage I would resolve this issue. I get the attached error. I'm trying to search for an options.json in the fvtt directory with no luck.

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