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Support for CrashPlan docker container Application Name: CrashPlan Application Site: https://www.crashplan.com/ Docker Hub: https://hub.docker.com/r/jlesage/crashplan/ Github: https://github.com/jlesage/docker-crashplan NOTE **************** CrashPlan Home (version running in this container) is being decommissioned: Users are offered to migrate to CrashPlan PRO (aka CrashPlan for Small Business) or Carbonite. Read the entire announcement and FAQ over at the CrashPlan for Home site. Also look at the support site. If you choose to migrate to CrashPan PRO, you can do it easily by installing my CrashPlan PRO docker container. Make sure to look at the support thread for more details. **************** Unlike other containers, this one is based on Alpine Linux, meaning that its size is very small (at least 50% smaller). It also has a very nice, mobile-friendly web UI to access CrashPlan's graphical interface, no misleading errors in log and is actively supported! Make sure to look at the complete documentation, available on Github ! Post any questions or issues relating to this docker in this thread. Warning! Make sure to read the Taking Over Existing Backup section from the documentation if you are installing this container to replace another CrashPlan installation (from Windows, Linux, Mac or even another Docker container).

You need plexpass version 1.7.2 to watch live TV, and specific clients (Android TV and IOS). Most clients (Android, Apple TV, Roku, web) do not work with live TV yet: https://support.plex.tv/hc/en-us/articles/115007689648 You also need a supported tuner and antenna: https://support.plex.tv/hc/en-us/articles/225877427-Supported-DVR-Devices-and-Antennas For unRAID, the HDHomeRun is probably the best as it is network-based and you don't need to worry about drivers. If you have purchased a PlexPass and are using the LSIO docker with the VERSION environment variable set to "latest", all you need to do is restart the docker to get the latest version.

Made a fix and should become available in an upcoming release.

Not really a pre-sales question as such, more a comment towards potential customers and Limetech. I just bit the bullet and bought the full pro license of unraid. Just so folks know, it was LTT that put it on my radar, but it was SpaceInvaderOnes youtube videos that sealed the deal. His guides are great, and certainly made the difference between me dipping my toes in the water, and my straight up committing 32TB of my storage to your product. I love Unraid so far, but in terms of getting new users up to speed with information that matters, and is well delivered, he does a stellar job. And i'd wager i am not the only person that would say the same. I consider myself an expert at hardware, and using software generally, and his videos were still massively helpful. Anyone who is doing a trial with unraid, i'd absolutely recommend looking him up on youtube. So for any folks that work at Limetech, this is just a new user flagging his contribution to your product. And no, I dont know or associate with him Cheers Oxxy

i've got 8500+ movies and there's no slow down at all.

Not noticeably, if at all. SQL is designed for VERY large databases, and any quantity of movies, tv shows, music stored on your server would all be classified by MySQL / MariaDB as small. Links Regardless of the size of the media being indexed by the SQL database, its size is immaterial compared to the size of the media itself. IE: I think that 500MB to index 60TB is meaningless. Your mileage of course will vary, but it'll still be peanuts in the grand scheme.

Docker applications (and the files / folders they create) have their own unique permissions and ownership which may or may not allow you to Read/Write to them over the network. An application such as Krusader will have access to any/all files because it accesses the files as the "root" user which has unlimited access to anything. Network users do not have the same privileges regardless of whether they are listed as having RW access to the shares, because the file(s) may be owned by someone else (in this case Resilio). Some containers like Sonarr / Radarr / CouchPotato have the same issues, but have settings within their GUI to change the permissions / ownership of the media files they write to the array. Ultimately, you can gain access to the share by running Docker Safe New Permissions (if /mnt/user/Resilio-Sync is NOT the /config folder for the app), or as a last resort New Permissions if it is. But you run the risk (especially with the latter tool) of breaking the functionality of the application(s). If Resilio doesn't give you the option of changing the permissions / ownership of that folder, then you're going to be best off manipulating it with Krusader.

Can I switch Docker containers, same app, from one author to another? How do I do it? For a given application, how do I change Docker containers, to one from a different author or group? Answer is based on Kode's work here. Some applications have several Docker containers built for them, and often they are interchangeable, with few or only small differences in style, users, permissions, Docker base, support provided, etc. For example, Plex has a number of container choices built for it, and with care you can switch between them. Stop your current Docker container Click the Docker icon, select Edit on the current docker, and take a screenshot of the current Volume Mappings; if there are Advanced settings, copy them too Click on the Docker icon, select Remove, and at the prompt select "Container and Image" Find the new version in Community Applications and click Add Make the changes and additions necessary, so that the volume and port mappings and advanced settings match your screenshots and notes Click Create and wait (it may take awhile); that's it, you're done! Test it of course The last step may take quite awhile, in some cases a half hour or more. The setup may include special one-time tasks such as checking and correcting permissions.

for dual CPUs you need E5-2xxx, just at https://www.cpubenchmark.net/high_end_cpus.html for single and https://www.cpubenchmark.net/multi_cpu.html for dual CPUs.. Dual cpu don't double passmarks. for example [Dual CPU] Intel Xeon E5-2650 v4@ 2.20GHz is about 23300 passmarks..

then it all depends on your budget Intel Xeon E5-1650 v4 @ 3.60GHz is about 14200 passmarks, your current Intel Xeon E3-1220 V2 @ 3.10GHz is about 6500, so jump a bit more twice.. very nice. but it all depends on usage, so tell us about your current CPU usage..

i have very same MB with E3-1230 v2 with 32GB RAM as my test server now - it was on production, but i was out of PCIe slots, then i downgraded to dual CPU X8 gen MB. can you tell which apps/VMs are eating your CPU? Plex for transcodes? if you go with 4c/8t CPU, addition will be very small, may be max 20%. cos HT is no a full core... if CPU usage is an issue, you should then look at Dual CPU combo...

what you would expect from as you say more modern setup? i think, your setup is fine, add more RAM if you run many VMs/Dockers..

The easiest device to buy is the hdhomerun. No passing through to the container. If you get a USB tuner, you need to install the drivers for it and on unraid that means the dvb plugin. If its supported in the dvb plugin that is. After that it should only be to pass through the /dev/dvb device to the container. This is not tested, so there is a chance it won't work. This have already been discussed in the Linuxserver Plex thread

Findutils is already included with unRAID. I added slocate which has an updated locate (slocate) and updatedb. You can point it to save the database on your flash drive so it will be persistent through reboots.

Read this thread. It contains a procedure to reset the list of drives to allow rebuilding a specific drive. DO NOT CARRY OUT ANYTHING IN THAT THREAD WITHOUT POSTING YOUR GAMEPLAN HERE FOR REVIEW FIRST! The procedure in that thread was laid out for that specific user and situation, with a slightly different version of unraid, and different circumstances, but the general principles should apply here. After you read the thread if you feel comfortable proceeding, then post your planned list of actions and commands you think you should use. It may be wise to get @limetech involved to verify that what you are planning to do is the best possible plan for your specific issue. If you don't understand what the commands do and why they are laid out the way they are, don't try to muddle through. Ask for more help. Your data is at risk.

it seems to be a Dynamic GUI issue so i created an issue on github https://github.com/limetech/webgui/issues/112

That usually means the BIOS boot order got changed so that the USB flash device is not the first device it tries to boot off.

it was done earlier.

Yes it is possible. Some ideas here: I haven't seen any specific objections to this, as long as you use SSL and let nginx (with fail2ban) handle the authentication.

If you feel that current smb settings should include something different, please open a Feature Request or Defect Report.

the database import can't complete due to a bug that was fixed in a new version of a perl dependency which conversely broke the import process. so in lieu of the next release of musicbrainz hopefully containing an update, i've pinned the dependency by sed'ing their cpanfile when building the image. the PR is in , will have to wait for another team member to merge it though.

Signature in the forum, turn them on via your profile settings.

I shall endeavour to answer your questions, however I MUST first ask you to read this: Please read this re your statement of connecting your unRAID Server to an open VPN Service. This is NOT recommended for security reasons. http://lime-technology.com/forum/index.php?topic=19439.msg458877#msg458877 The preferred method is to run it from a Client on your ROUTER. Anyway, you have been warned, to your questions. I am going to give you my answer utilising the unRAID preferred method of running applications => Docker. There is a Plugin solution (and I do get PM'd regularly reminding me that Plugin's are STILL supported and I should NOT give advice just for Docker BUT I have decided NOT to advise that way anymore) BUT it is not the preferred method. Doing this can somewhat invalidate some of my advice below as your LAN machines are not entirely just not the LAN anymore. But anyway .... Yes. OpenVPN-AS by linuxserver.io. OpenVPN Access Server is a full featured secure network tunneling VPN software solution that integrates OpenVPN server capabilities, enterprise management capabilities, simplified OpenVPN Connect UI, and OpenVPN Client software packages that accommodate Windows, MAC, Linux, Android, and iOS environments. OpenVPN Access Server supports a wide range of configurations, including secure and granular remote access to internal network and/ or private cloud network resources and applications with fine-grained access control. https://lime-technology.com/forum/index.php?topic=43317.0 Once you are connected to the VPN your unRAID Server is available as if you were connected to the LAN. If you have Services running on your Server on different ports you will be able to access them on that port without issue. You will NOT be able to access them until you are connected to the VPN service, thus keeping the service secure. There are a plethora of Dockers available for as much applications as you can think of. If you have not done so yet, please install Community Applications plugin. http://lime-technology.com/forum/index.php?topic=40262.0 This plugin will allow you to easily search for and add any of the unRaid docker or plugin applications. If you are behind a router and only have access to the ports of the unRAID (or any other computer / server on your LAN for that matter) when you are connected via VPN then you are as safe as you can be. You effectively only have one port open on your router and that is what you connect to your LAN through. However, if you have then connected your unRAID Server to a VPN Service - well, that is where there some invalidation of this advice as per my comment above and the quote from jonathanm. I think this answers your questions. Be careful.

eh. It was easy enough to delete the container and re-install. All my settings remained intact, somehow.

You should not use /sbin/poweroff since it will not cleanly stop the array first and next time you power up, the array will start a parity check. The correct command to use is /root/powerdown which is a symlink to /usr/local/sbin/powerdown which is also the same script invoked when you press the power button on your chassis. However, current -rc4 has a bug, fixed in -rc5, than also doesn't cleanly stop the array first As for the continuous "Retry unmounting..." messages - I don't see how your mounted scratch device can cause this. As mbryanr mentioned, try the "lsof | grep mnt" command to find out what has one of the disk mount points open.

Don't know. I send my logs to another server. Guess you could change your script to unmount upon detecting a shutdown command?? Interesting to see the output from lsof | grep mnt http://lime-technology.com/forum/index.php?topic=13682.msg129616#msg129616