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The 12/6/19 update did not resolve the issue, is that the next release you were referring to?

Ah, any ETA on that? Thanks! I was worried I'd have to migrate things from my SSD to my gaming system directly.

Hello. I have a three SSDs in my server. Two are set up as a mirrored cache using btrfs. The third is my Steam Library and is not part of the array or cache, but just in Unassigned Devices. When I attempt to run fstrim -a -v it trims libvirt, docker, and /mnt/cache. However it errors out on the 1TB SSD in UD with this error: "fstrim: /mnt/disk/1TB-SSD-Games: FITRIM ioctl failed: Remote I/O error" The only difference between the cache and the unassigned SSD is that the cache is btrfs and the other is xfs. When I run the hdparm -I command against the disk it shows that it supports the following: - Data Set Management TRIM Supported (limit 8 blocks) - Deterministic read ZEROs after TRIM This suggests that it supports TRIM and should work as my cache drives report the same. What's the meaning of this error, and should I be concerned? Thanks in advance!

Thanks!

Do the SSL certificates automatically renew? Thanks.

Hello, I just started using this docker and I got it set up thanks to SpaceInvaderOne (thanks!). But, I have a couple of questions: I was looking at the log, and it says that the cert expires in 90 days and that I should run "certbot" to renew. What's a good way to automate that so that it renews sometime before expiration? A user script? Can anyone point me towards how to do that? EDIT: I saw this on the project page: Assuming there are no issues with renewal I don't have to worry about it? The log said I had to manually do it... -- Also; I'm using LetsEncrypt to make my Nextcloud accessible outside my network, and one thing I noticed was that both of the domains that I have set up with duckdns.org are now accessible from outside. One of course is the Nextcloud that works over https. The other is another one I set up last summer to get OpenVPN working (basically I only want Nextcloud exposed and nothing else). Both are secured with SSL, so I have that going for me. I know that if you specify the subdomains in the docker that they should be protected with your SSL cert, and while both of my subdomains are I don't want the other one to be accessible, only the subdomain for Nextcloud. I also noticed that it brings up the same webpage if you open the WebUI of the LetsEncrypt docker or in a web browser (ex. https://server.duckdns.org) except in the WebUI its the local IP address of the Unraid server. Both pages simply say "Welcome to our server... for help, email..." etc. I tried removing the non-Nextcloud subdomain from the docker's subdomain setting and all that did when I tried to access it again is throw a warning about the connection not being secure. However, I don't want it accessible at all. Thanks for your help!