nate.smith317

When I start the ClamAV container, the scan never seems to start. If I manually invoke ClamAV on the /scan directory, it starts and runs interactively in my terminal. When I check the logs, I do not see where the scan starts. What am I doing wrong? Thanks! clamav.txt freshclam.txt

after my last commend noticed that this is built on Alpine. Understand that my question is not possible to fix on Alpine based docker. Might be interesting to move to a nvidia based docker image for this. Would be super powerful coupled with unraid. Thanks!!

Have you been able to add the libnvidia-encode1 library to the docker? I would love to have GPU encoding available and need that library. Going to try to manually add it, but would love it to be fixed in the docker file for everyone. Thanks!! Great docker BTW!!

OMG Thank you @Derek_ I struggled with this for hours on a semi-newer Asus board! Rename the EFI- to EFI and bam, works. Bios options can be so dumb, allow conflicting choices, as was my case... Rename nailed it, thanks again!

Cool thanks. I think it is an issue with one of my docker containers, so not unraid...

I don't see that... What I see on setting in the webui:

Where can I can the temp to fahrenheit? Thanks!

All fixed... Working on my plugins now. Had a 64GB flash drive, needed to used: http://www.ridgecrop.demon.co.uk/guiformat.exe to format it, worked like a charm!! Thanks!

Also my flash drive is 64gig.

I have a second flash drive, so I was planning on install 6.0.1 on it and using the upgrade path to upgrade my 5.0.6 server. I formatted the drive, copied the unraid files over, ran make bootable. No problems. I then followed the instructions, copied the files in /config over to the new drive, as well as the shares folder. I took care to not overright the go file, I also copied my key over with /config. The system boots, then looks for DHCP (configured as static in the config), so I know it isn't picking up my config info. No web gui starts as well... Attached are screenhots of my drive setup. Could my flash being NTFS have anything to do with it? Any other ideas? Thanks!