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This container will fully install a RetroNAS VM into the VMs tab of your server. It downloads an a vDisk image, verifies it with a checksum before creating a vm template and installing the VM for you. What you choose in the container varaibles will reflect to the vm. For most people these dont need to be changed from the defaults. If you need to change the locations in the container this is what each will do. VM Share on Server: This should be set to your VM share - default on Unraid is /mnt/user/domains - the vm will be installed here RetroNAS data share This should point to a share you want RetronNAS to use. All your roms etc will be here. Best have an empty share and move what you need there later. default is retronas. The container will connect the VM using virtiofs to this share. So the share doent have to be "exported" by Unraid for retroNAS to use it (more secure) Name to call VM: Easy -- The name you want the VM to be called default id RetroNAS but you can change it The container then will do the rest. It will create an xml file for the vm based on the above and install the vm straight into the server. So once run goto the VMs tab and you will see it there. Start it up and confiure retronas in vnc window and configure (see my video how) default username and password is retronas (yes you can change them later! ) After logging in type retronas to configure your RetroNAS server. Have fun :) The container doesnt need to be kept running. It is just an install tool. The container has no webUI so to see what its doing view the container log. ** This container cant translate the location of an unassigned disk across to the vm template. So all locations choosen must be on the array or pool device.

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Interact with Ring Inc products (cameras/alarms/smart lighting) via MQTT - See the project page for token auth procedure - https://github.com/tsightler/ring-mqtt#authentication

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RomVault will take one or more DAT files and your set of ROM (zip) files, and clean up your files to match your DAT files. If you find more ROMs to add to your collection RomVault will scan and merge in these files, and if new DATs are released you can easily scan in these new DATs and update your ROM collections to match, all of this can be done with just a few button clicks in the UI. The GUI of the application is accessed through a modern web browser (no installation or configuration needed on the client side) or via any VNC client. Based on Ubuntu, size is big, but text is displayed correctly. Known Issues: - Accessing several items in the help menu crashes the application. For a complete documentation of this container, see https://github.com/laromicas/docker-romvault/blob/master/README.md For documentation about using ROMVault see https://www.romvault.com/

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ROOT is a framework for data processing, born at CERN, at the heart of the research on high-energy physics. Every day, thousands of physicists use ROOT applications to analyze their data or to perform simulations.

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Rotki is an open source portfolio tracking, analytics, accounting, and tax reporting tool that protects your privacy. The mission of rotki is to bring transparency into the crypto and financial sectors through the use of open source. Most importantly, unlike virtually every other competing service which consists of closed source SaaS onto which you are forced to hand over all your financial data, with rotki your data is stored encrypted locally in your computer. It enables you to take ownership of your financial data!

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Roundcube Mail is an open-source webmail software that offers a user-friendly interface for managing email accounts. It features a rich text editor, address book, and supports multiple email protocols, making it a popular choice for individuals and organizations seeking a customizable web-based email solution.

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Rsnapshot(http://www.rsnapshot.org/) is a filesystem snapshot utility based on rsync. rsnapshot makes it easy to make periodic snapshots of local machines, and remote machines over ssh. The code makes extensive use of hard links whenever possible, to greatly reduce the disk space required."

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RSS-Bridge is a PHP project capable of generating RSS and Atom feeds for websites that don't have one. It can be used on webservers or as a stand-alone application in CLI mode. BEFORE installing, place a copy of the default whitelist.txt from https://raw.githubusercontent.com/RSS-Bridge/rss-bridge/master/whitelist.default.txt in your appdata call the file whitelist.txt, as instructed from their wiki https://github.com/RSS-Bridge/rss-bridge/wiki/Whitelisting

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RSSHub is an open source, easy to use, and extensible RSS feed generator. It's capable of generating RSS feeds from pretty much everything.

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Simple rsync server based on Alpine To be able to connect to this rsync server you need to add the SSH key of your client to the variable SSH_AUTH_KEY_1 How to create an SSH key? Log into your client machine and create an SSH key as follows: ssh-keygen -t rsa -b 4096 Press 3x ENTER to use the default location and create the key without password. Now display your SSH Key with the following command: cat ~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub Copy the complete line like "ssh-rsa AAA.... username@client" and paste it in the field "SSH_AUTH_KEY_1" and start this container. You can test the connection from your client as follows (replace "tower" against your server name or domain): rsync --dry-run --itemize-changes --archive -e 'ssh -p 5533' root@tower:/mnt/user/system/ /tmp

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This package contains the Realtek OOT Drivers and installs them, a reboot is required after installing the plugin (upgrading to a newer Unraid version maybe needs a second reboot too). The following Chipsets are supported by this driver: Network Interface Controllers > 2.5G Gigabit Ethernet > PCI Express RTL8125 / RTL8125B(S)(G) Source: https://github.com/jinlife/unraid-r8125-r8152-driver

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This package contains the Realtek OOT Drivers and installs them, a reboot is required after installing the plugin (upgrading to a newer Unraid version maybe needs a second reboot too). The following Chipsets are supported by this driver: Network Interface Controllers > 5G Gigabit Ethernet > PCI Express RTL8126 Source: https://github.com/jinlife/unraid-r8125-r8152-driver

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RTL8156(B) RTL8157 USB Drivers

jinlife

Drivers, Plugins, Productivity, Tools / UtilitiesSystem

This package contains the Realtek OOT Drivers and installs them, a reboot is required after installing the plugin (upgrading to a newer Unraid version maybe needs a second reboot too). ATTENTION: To utilize 2.5Gbit/s speeds you have to add this line at the bottom to your 'go' file: 'ethtool -s eth0 autoneg on advertise 0x80000000002f' (without quotes and modify eth0 to the corresponding adapter in your system)! To utilize 5Gbit/s speeds you have to add this line at the bottom to your 'go' file: 'ethtool -s eth0 autoneg on advertise 0x180000000002f' The following Chipsets are supported by this driver: Network Interface Controllers > 5G Gigabit Ethernet > USB 3.0 RTL8157 Network Interface Controllers > 2.5G Gigabit Ethernet > USB 3.0 RTL8156 / RTL8156B Network Interface Controllers > 10/100/1000M Gigabit Ethernet > USB 3.0 RTL8153 / RTL8153B / RTL8153C / RTL8153D / RTL8153E Network Interface Controllers > 10/100/1000M Gigabit Ethernet > USB 2.0 RTL8154 / RTL8154B Network Interface Controllers > 10/100M Fast Ethernet > USB 2.0 RTL8152B Source: https://github.com/jinlife/unraid-r8125-r8152-driver

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RTL8168(B)/RTL8111(B) PCI Drivers

jinlife

Drivers, Plugins, Productivity, Tools / UtilitiesSystem

This package contains the Realtek OOT Drivers and installs them, a reboot is required after installing the plugin (upgrading to a newer Unraid version maybe needs a second reboot too). The following Chipsets are supported by this driver: Network Interface Controllers > 10/100/1000M Gigabit Ethernet > PCI Express RTL8111B/RTL8111C/RTL8111D/RTL8111E/RTL8111F/RTL8111G(S)/RTL8111H(S)//RTL8118(A)(S)/RTL8119i/RTL8111L/RTL8111K RTL8168B/RTL8168E/RTL8168H RTL8111DP/RTL8111EP/RTL8111FP RTL8411/RTL8411B Source: https://github.com/jinlife/unraid-r8125-r8152-driver

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sabnzbd_exporter

Tools / UtilitiesUtilities

This is a metrics exporter for sending statistics from sabnzbd (https://sabnzbd.org/) to prometheus (http://prometheus.io).

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Spin down idle SAS drives the same way SATA drives are spun down. If you have SAS spinning drives in your array, you may have noticed that Unraid, while asserting that they have been spun down, does not in fact spin them down (true at least up until version 6.8.3). This plugin attempts to ensure that SAS drives spin down and up in sync with Unraid schedule (i.e. same as SATA drives).

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scanservjs is a web UI frontend for your scanner. You can perform scans using your USB or network scanner through this web UI. The application allows you to share one or more scanners (using SANE) on a network without the need for drivers or complicated installation. To discover your devices, open the docker console and run: scanimage -L This will return a list of discovered devices. Copy the device id e.g. "epson2:libusb:001:002" and put it into the devices variable.

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Scraparr is a Prometheus exporter for the arr suite (Sonarr, Radarr, Lidarr, etc.), providing metrics that can be scraped by Prometheus to monitor and visualize the health and performance of your arr applications.