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If I go this route, using Unraid purely for its NAS capabilities without running anything in docker and using the Ubuntu VM for docker instead, is there any point at all in having cache pools in Unraid? I have run multiple Proxmox servers for several years and am familiar with all of the ins and outs, and I currently run a bunch of docker containers in an Ubuntu VM on two different Proxmox hosts. But I’m completely new to Unraid and attracted to its NAS functionality since I’ve found myself in a position with a bunch of mixed drives. So I plan on doing HBA passthrough and then sharing via SMB/NFS the Unraid shares with one or more Linux VMs in Proxmox. There’s no reason to run docker in Unraid for my use case, as I prefer my existing docker compose setup and will be setting up a K8s lab in the Linux VMs as well. I suppose I won’t need cache pools in Unraid, right? Are there any tips and tricks surrounding the NICs in the VMs? To get virtual 10GbE between them, maybe adjust the MTU as well? I will also be accessing the Unraid SMB/NFS shares from other hosts on my mixed 1/2.5/10 GbE LAN.

After a ton of troubleshooting, yes. Unfortunately, Cloudflare official documentation is at least 16 months outdated. Also, the official README for the ddclient Docker container says to look at Cloudflare documentation. Anyway, here's the ddclient.conf that FINALLY worked for me! This works with the latest linuxserver/ddclient as of August 19th, 2019. Pay close attention when commas are used and when they are not. ## ## CloudFlare (www.cloudflare.com) ## use=web protocol=cloudflare, \ zone=mydomain.com, \ ttl=10, \ [email protected], \ password=CLOUDFLARE-GLOBAL-API-KEY \ sub1.mydomain.com,sub2.mydomain.com