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  1. Ok, I'll answer myself In the docker console through WebGUI: sudo -u nobody screen -list sudo -u nobody screen -D put_the_name_with_minecraftscreen_here after that, running /usr/bin/minecraftd console works
  2. Hi Guys, have the same issue and above does not work for me. Minecraft server started, kids are playing, I have successfully connected to the session (for the first time) through docker console with Unraid GUI, entered: /usr/bin/minecraftd console It worked flawlessly. Accidentally, I have closed the console browser window. Now when trying to run Minecraft console again, through web gui, I have: There is no minecraft session to connect to. Now it does not matter whether I connect through docker web GUI, or through SSH and use: docker exec -u nobody -it binhex-minecraftserver /usr/bin/minecraftd console I have still the same, "There is no minecraft session to connect to." Server is running (Java tops CPU and kids are playing together, so it works). Is there a way to attach back to server console through GUI or SSH?
  3. Thanks for response. If I wouldn't go into VMs, I would just stick to Skylake Pentium since I am using maximum one PLEX stream and standard Unraid functionalities for family data sharing. Currently I have 2 core Celeron 1007u which is great piece of hardware - it handles Windows VM, Linux VM and Plex - rock solid, months of uptime. Of course performance of VMs is low, but enough for my needs. It struggles with transcoding 1080p streams, so this is my main reason to upgrade. And if put money into setup, I would like something future proof, which would also replace wife's gaming PC. Ryzen is fantastic solution, but I am still concerned with pass through performance, stability and choosing the right board (definitely matx). Can you guys post some setups which are proven to work near bare metal in gaming vms with latest RC version (after npt fixes)?
  4. JohanSF, I am going to buy exactly the same setup (Mobo+CPU) as you have. Do you use GPU pass through? If yes, what is your experience with htpc and gaming use cases?
  5. OK, so: 1. Keep all backups (Backup of Unraid AND User PCs backups) in an external location. 2. UnRaid will store not redundant data: User files, media, etc - but not backups. This is interesting and definitely cleanest way. It looks like I will have to think about it little more - external backup is OK for UnRaid. Since it is protected by parity, for me external backup could be done once per several weeks. But doing the same for local PCs would be harder from performance point. Now I have also got in mind third idea of share organization: * Media (common media) * User0 (private data) * User1 (private data) * User2 (private data) * Family (common family media) * User0_Backup (backup of data from PC) * User1_Backup (backup of data from PC) * User2_Backup (backup of data from PC) That way, UserX_Backup shares would have the same permission as UserX shares, but I could set Export to false, so they would be visible and used only by backup scripts on user PCs. When doing UnRaid backup to the external location, I would simply bypass UserX_Backup shares since third copy of data is unnecessary for me.
  6. No UserX Shares are on the array, they contains some user private data which from some reason they want to hold on NAS (UnRaid) and not on their PCs. Besides that, each user has some things on their PCs, Laptops, etc which they want to backup. And here comes the need for backup folder for them on an array. My scenario as an "admin", will be to backup Unraid with all user shares to let's say external location. And ensure that all the PCs are backed up to an Unraid array. There is no need for another backup of backup folder from an array.
  7. Hi Guys, I am in progress of finishing my unraid build, data is already in the array, but I have some questions. My share structure looks like this: Tower * Media (common media) - Movies - Music * User0 (private share only for User0) - Some private data * User1 (private share only for User1) - Some private data * User2 (private share only for User2) - Some private data * Family (common family media) - Photos - Videos I am in general happy with it, but I have concerns regarding backup data from users laptops/PCs. Backups are done by schedulled task (Robocopy,Windows 7 Backup,etc), and I see two options on UnRaid: * Backup (as separate share accessed by everyone) - User0 - User1 - User2 OR * User0 - Backup - Some private data etc. The first approach is much cleaner and also backuping unraid itself will be easier, since I will only backup Media, UserX and Family folders, leaving backup share not backed up. But I see searious security flaw here - every user will have access to every backup! The second option is more secure as Backup is a part of User share, but I would have to exclude it during unraid backup, and the folder will be messing around private user files, which is not so "clean". Do you have any better ideas for share organization? How do you handle "backup" share security in your setups?
  8. I can confirm that switching from OVMF to SeaBios fixed the same problem for me. I didn't use GPU pass through at all, just regular Windows 10 installation. Problem was the same - not blinking cursor on a black screen, just before restart. After force stop, machine started ok. I have also tried switching from fx440 to Q35, but no luck. SeaBios did the trick.
  9. Hi Guys, I have question about power supply in my future build: I3-2100 (65W) GA-H67N-USB3-B3 2x 8GB Crucial Ballistix 1600mhz 4x Toshiba 3TB DT01ACA300 2x 12cm fan (fan controller at low) 2x SSD 250GB Nanoxia Deep Silence 4 Seasonic G360 PSU Some parts are already used in 24/7 Windows 7 server, with Virtual Box for LAMP. I want to buy Toshiba hdds and migrate it all to unraid. The questions are: 1. Is my Seasonic PSU sufficient for this build? I think that yes, with a lot of headroom, but courius about your opinions. 2. Will the 360W Seasonic PSU be sufficient if I switch CPU to i5-3470S (still 65W) and put some low power GPU, only for pass through (e.g. R7 240 30W TDP). I do not plan to use more than 4 HDDs and 2 SSDs. EDIT: No ssds for this build, there are only 4sata ports on the mainboard