Smooth Beaver

I am using the letsencrypt container putout by you guys to reverse proxy my Nextcloud/Plex/Radarr/sonarr/tautuli docker, there where sample conf. files that I was able to adjust slightly and voila, could you make a conf.sample file for ProjectSend as well to reverse proxy and post it here and maybe add it to your docker container for future usage?

Check out this listing. The box says an 8i but the picture is definitely not an 8i its more of a 8e https://www.ebay.com/itm/LSI-SAS-9207-8I-LSI00301-6GB-S-8-PORT-INTERNAL-SATA-SAS-HOST-BUS-ADAPTER-RETAIL/323565470381?hash=item4b560142ad:g:-VEAAOSwrQ5b-F~k:sc:USPSPriorityFlatRateEnvelope!70578!US!-1

I went ahead and purchased a LSI 9207-8i, I am going to have to flash it when it arrives. (Anyone offer some guidance on that, it appears without a UEFI BIOS it is not possible am I correct on that?) I went with the 9207 simply because its chipset (the 2308) is PCIe 3.0 compatible which is theoretically capable of 7.5GB/s. The LSI 2308 chipset can deliver 750MB/s across 8 lanes so that equals 6GB/s. The Dell h200 & 310 have the 2008 chipset which is only PCIe 2.0 which is only capable of 4GB/s. The LSI 3008 chipset is way overkill, it can handle 12GB/s but is only PCIe 3.0 which only handles 7.5GB/s so the PCI lanes are a huge bottle neck, you are only able to use a little over half the card, I suppose you could use the full 12GB/s bandwidth if transferring data directly between disks...??? I had an old t300 server sitting around with a 4 bay hot swap cage, dual PS, 24GB Ram, and a decent XEON processor. I would imagine it will hold up a bit longer till I can get some funds in place to do this right, I was looking at getting a newer Dell 320 or something along those line to replace it in Q1 of 2020..

I am new to Unraid, never built/ used Unraid before. Always used Synology/QNAP/ Raid & Linux, but cost is a factor now. The hardware for Synology and QNAP are unreliable and costly to replace when a failure occurs. And the disks aren’t readable again unless you get the exact same model to replace it with if I am not mistaken. From my understanding with Unraid if worse comes to worse I can pop the drives out slap them in a normal PC and they can be read to get the data... correct? I am trying to build a new Unraid server for a small private school all work and hardware are pro bono. I have an LSI9260-8i w/battery, but I don’t think that will work as I don’t think it has an “IT/Pass through” mode. What is the fastest, newest, best supported, SAS/Raid card I can get to build this server? I need to be able to get two of them within a reasonable cost (remember pro bono) so can keep a spare on hand in case one goes out so I can get it up and running quickly again.