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SSH access to my server has been working fine. Today I can't login anymore. Putty gives me a fatal error saying "Couldn't agree a key exchange algorithm". I recently upgraded to Unraid 6.9.2. I don't use SSH so often so I can't be sure that that is the cause. I tried to search here and with google, but couldn't figure this out.

I have a habit of deleting just the downloaded files after I have reviewed them, and leaving the torrent file to the torrent software. uTorrent (Windows) marked the files with error permanently. ruTorrent seems to mark them too, but if ruTorrent is restarted, it forgets the error state. It then looks like the torrent has never been downloaded. This leads to unnecessary redownloads. Is there a workaround?

Have you tried following the guides listed at the end of this page https://flows.nodered.org/node/node-red-contrib-alexa-remote2 ? In one of those guides it says: File Path is the place where you should type something/anything, meaningful to you like “authFile”. The plugin will create a file with that name and inside the file, it will store your encrypted Amazon credentials. This is needed because otherwise it will ask you to re-login every time you re-deploy your Node-RED flow. So you should only put a filename in it, not a full path. Maybe.

How familiar are you with Linux file and directory structure? /mnt/user/appdata/nodered is the host directory. ./ is the directory itself. ../ is the parent directory (in this case /mnt/user/appdata). If you want to look things from the container's point of view, you need to load the container and then start a shell in it with docker command (docker <somethingsomething>). Sorry, I'm not that familiar with the docker command. In general, I believe, all files under appdata should belong to nobody:users (99:100). Have you tried that? Looking at my own appdata/nodered files: all directories and the last 3 files are owned by nobody:users, The rest are owned by 1000:1000. Except for the cookie.txt which I don't have.

I think you need to use the container directory. /mnt/user/appdata/nodered is the host directory that the container directory is mapped to. You can see the container directory from the docker settings. It's probably /data .

So, there¨s a docker image called MQTT and Mosquitto. What's the difference and which one I should be using?

From the guide in the first post:

I get the same error. I followed the setup guide on Reddit. I've added the conf file. The docker keeps recreating a directory called telegraf.conf.