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Can't create docker...
I'm playing with my unraid and trying to test out a sage install on it.
I have the V8 docker and when I hit create it seems to do nothing. I just have the defaults and didn't modify anything. Do I need to do something like select a template? I'm running Unraid 6.1.6.. Do I need to upgrade? Thanks, Jim |
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I'm guessing upgrading wouldn't hurt. I don't think i ever ran unRAID that old (relatively new to it - just since last July I think). that said, it SHOULD work. What it should do when you hit create is pop up a window where it goes through downloading the various images that make up the container, and then launch the container. If you aren't even seeing that happen, I'm thinking it may be an issue with either the unRAID, or your browser. Have you installed any other dockers? do they install properly?
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No.. This is my first attempt! I'll try upgrading tonight when I get home.
I've been using unRaid since 2008! lol |
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You will need to be on a newer version of unRAID for this to work. If it's an older version of unRAID then what you are seeing (or not seeing) is "normal".
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Damn you unraid for being able to update remotely!!!
I just updated Unraid from work and it's pulling sage now! Dammit!! I'm getting nothing done at work today!! :-D |
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Hopefully you are on a VPN as apparently you should not expose the unRAID UI to the internet.
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Yes.. Of course on VPN!
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Well... Most things look ok!! It was pretty painless to get the basic Sage
up and running! Now I have to figure out how/when I want to switch over! Many thanks to Sean and Fuzzy and anyone else that contributed to make this painless! ![]() ![]() ![]() Right now I see 12 (instead of 6) network encoders. Is that because my current windows sage system is "broadcasting" the 6 prime tuners and it also sees the same 6 that are broadcasted from fuzzy's OpenDCT?? |
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Fuzzy,
You mentioned your specs on the unraid forum... have you had any issues running a parity check and recording max streams? I know when I run a parity check on my current dog, I really can't do much else on it. I'm worried that I won't be able to handle 6 streams while doing a parity check.. I can't have my shows not record ![]() Jim |
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I record to a SSD drive and then move to the array later (ie, my recording share is setup using a cache drive).
Typically running a parity check is not something you'll be doing all the time... I have mine setup to run monthly, and it takes about 11 hours to complete.
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![]() How do you move from the SDD cache to the array? Do you use the regular builtin mover script? Or some sort of rsynch |
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Your Parity check taking a long time is probably limited by your drive speeds - it will run at the read speed of the slowest drive in the array, so it is probably wise to have an idea of the individual drive performances (there's a great script on the unraid forums for measuring and displaying all the drive speeds). Gives you and idea of where the weak links are.
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Buy Fuzzy a beer! (Fuzzy likes beer) unRAID Server: i7-6700, 32GB RAM, Dual 128GB SSD cache and 13TB pool, with SageTVv9, openDCT, Logitech Media Server and Plex Media Server each in Dockers. Sources: HRHR Prime with Charter CableCard. HDHR-US for OTA. Primary Client: HD-300 through XBoxOne in Living Room, Samsung HLT-6189S Other Clients: Mi Box in Master Bedroom, HD-200 in kids room |
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Does unraid let you break up the parity check task?
I currently use flexraid / tRaid, and it allows you to break it up. I have mine set to parity check something like 5% of the array every night. So, it scans the full array about every 20 days and takes about 45 minutes per day. By the way, size of drives matters too - I have four 4TB data drives and one 4TB parity drive.
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No, it doesn't break up the task.. That said, I've also never seen the parity check affect actual operation in any way. If the server is busy with a bunch of access, the parity check just takes longer.
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Buy Fuzzy a beer! (Fuzzy likes beer) unRAID Server: i7-6700, 32GB RAM, Dual 128GB SSD cache and 13TB pool, with SageTVv9, openDCT, Logitech Media Server and Plex Media Server each in Dockers. Sources: HRHR Prime with Charter CableCard. HDHR-US for OTA. Primary Client: HD-300 through XBoxOne in Living Room, Samsung HLT-6189S Other Clients: Mi Box in Master Bedroom, HD-200 in kids room |
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How long the parity check takes will depend on drive speed and how many drive. I have 9TB array where by Parity drive is 3gb in size.
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My array is 27TB with 12 drives. ![]() So my system slows down quite a bit with all that I/O.. Other's were getting better parity check speeds with newer hardware. I'm hoping for the same. |
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Like fuzzy said.. No breaking it up... We've been asking for a parity check pause for a long time now and I don't think we'll get it. I have mine do it once a month.. but I have a big system so it does take a while.. Jim |
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M.2, depending on the types, use PCIe x4 instead of SATA. A bit faster that way. The sustain 350+MB/s reads each, and don't compete with the SATA controllers that serve the array drives. The MB (GA-Z170X-UD3) had 2 M.2 slots so figured I'd play with them. Also saves drive bays in the case to actual data drives.
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Buy Fuzzy a beer! (Fuzzy likes beer) unRAID Server: i7-6700, 32GB RAM, Dual 128GB SSD cache and 13TB pool, with SageTVv9, openDCT, Logitech Media Server and Plex Media Server each in Dockers. Sources: HRHR Prime with Charter CableCard. HDHR-US for OTA. Primary Client: HD-300 through XBoxOne in Living Room, Samsung HLT-6189S Other Clients: Mi Box in Master Bedroom, HD-200 in kids room |
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SageTV v9 Server: ASRock Z97 Extreme4, Intel i7-4790K @ 4.4Ghz, 32GB RAM, 6x 3TB 7200rpm HD, 2x 5TB 7200rpm HD, 2x 6TB 7200rpm HD, 4x 256GB SSD, 4x 500GB SSD, unRAID Pro 6.7.2 (Dual Parity + SSD Cache). Capture: 1x Ceton InfiniTV 4 (ClearQAM), 2x Ceton InfiniTV 6, 1x BM1000-HDMI, 1x BM3500-HDMI. Clients: 1x HD300 (Living Room), 1x HD200 (Master Bedroom). Software: OpenDCT :: WMC Live TV Tuner :: Schedules Direct EPG |
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