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Only installation (running latest, 6.11.1 of unraid) my docker with iproute2 does not work with 22.8.16. On my installation, it eats up my ram quite quickly and does not start up in a usable way. Cheers Martin

Finally got it working. Going back to 22.3.16 To sum it up. Install the missing ip command we see in the log. start Xeoma and "quickly" click the icon and select $_ console run the commands apt update apt install iproute2 stop the Xeoma docker container Download Linux 64bit version from https://felenasoft.com/xeoma/en/changes/ (scroll down a bit) Put it in your config folder, for me it is /mnt/user/appdata/Xeoma Rename the file to xeoma_22.3.16.tgz Put it in /mnt/user/appdata/Xeoma/downloads/ I also unpacked it via a shell by going to the downloads folder and running the command tar zxvf xeoma_22.3.16.tgz then I went back to /mnt/user/appdata/Xeoma changed the config file as below # The password for clients to use to connect. Avoid backslashes and apostrophes. PASSWORD='xxxxxxxxx' # The version to use. Valid values are a string like '17.5.5', 'latest', 'latest_beta', or a URL. VERSION='22.3.16' Started Xeoma in the Unraid docker tab. I'm back up and running. With the missing ip command, it may work with the latest but right now, I just want to be up and running again.

I finally got it working on my setup. You have to upgrade with a Plex pass. Hardware decoding is now a "paid" feature. /Martin

It fixed itself after my post. In my testings I also installed Firefox as a docker app. It had good speed, along with some other apps. One docker app have manage to get speeds over 800Mbit. Currently, my unraid "speedtest" never go above 650. Putting that down to the speedtest app and the remote end. I never got to the stage where I uninstalled and reinstalled the speedtest software. At the same time (as I found out after my initial post), I had the "same" problem with the speed test checking from my firewall. I _think_ the problem was on my ISP side... Possible filtering something to keep the bandwidth down. /M

If you need more SATA ports, I recommend you go for a SAS card and break out cables (sas -> 4 SATA connectors). Ideally two SAS ports giving you up to 8 SATA devices. However, this allows you in the future to use the card for SAS back planes. There are plenty of Dell (LSI) cards out there for not much money. I picked up mine on EBay for about $40 with 2 break out cables. I use to have PCIe SATA card (4 ports) but occationally, they generated CRC errors with fast disks (SSD). My $0.02... Martin

Yay. something changed updated. Now I'm getting 2020-03-27 10:13 FriTrustpower Ltd (Tauranga)224.58 km17.171 ms Down 616.95 Mbit/s Upp 103.89 Mbit/s

I have an even more strange issue. My docker images have good internet speed. Sometimes, I've been testing 800mbit download and same up. I have a 1/1gig internet connection. Best ever speed has been 950mbit. However, unraid itself has some issues. I can pull down ubuntu iso files fine from Wellington, New Zealand in a few hundred mbit speed. I installed the speedtest app and it use to show mid 700 mbit speeds. However, a few days ago, I constantly getting # speedtest --server 4954 Retrieving speedtest.net configuration... Testing from Vodafone New Zealand (n.n.n.n)... Retrieving speedtest.net server list... Retrieving information for the selected server... Hosted by Vodafone New Zealand (Wellington) [254.27 km]: 3069.999 ms Testing download speed................................................................................ Download: 3.35 Mbit/s Testing upload speed................................................................................................ Upload: 3.34 Mbit/s I'm on the latest unraid immage. Strange. As all other computers, including docker images are testing with many hundreds of mbit download speeds, I suspect it may be something with unraid. Ps. I have installed the speedtest App for speed tests

I cant get past it. dont know what the password is for that checksum so I generated my own and still not able to get past.