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Changes to our UniFi image

Changes to our UniFi image

In recent months we have seen a steady increase in interest for our current UniFi image. This image serves Ubiquiti's UniFi Controller software. As Ubiquiti improved their quality control for releases the number of requests coming our way for an updated image increased too.

Time for a rethink.

T...

18th Feb 2019 - Josh Stark
Nvidia GPU on unRAID

Nvidia GPU on unRAID

Over the past couple of months we have been working on getting nvidia GPUs installed on unRAID so that they can be used for GPU transcoding with docker containers.

Today we are happy to announce that we have released a plugin for unRAID that will allow this!

Please head over to https://forums....

10th Feb 2019 - j0nnymoe
1 Billion

1 Billion

I am absolutely delighted to announce that Linuxserver.io just passed 1 billion total pulls from Docker Hub.

Whilst somewhat of an inexact science a 'pull' represents a docker compatible client querying to the Docker Hub API for one of our containers. Even if we accept that it's a horrendously unr...

30th Oct 2018 - IronicBadger
The Forum...Current state and the future...

The Forum...Current state and the future...

The old forum as you knew and loved it has been retired and we're replacing it with a brand new Discourse based platform, the new standard of excellence in forum software.

Due to the greatly differing forum platforms, we were unable to properly migrate data from the old to new formats. Combined...

29th Oct 2018 - j0nnymoe
New Hard Drive rituals

New Hard Drive rituals

That new hard drive. Should you trust it? Maybe.

Over the last 10 years that I've been messing around with Linux servers (hence the name of the site by the way) there's been one thing above all else that's always required special care - hard drives. They are mechanical beasts just waiting to eat y...

29th Oct 2018 - IronicBadger
Concatenate a complex string in Ansible

Concatenate a complex string in Ansible

Constructing a long, complex string in Ansible can be achieved quite easily utilising Python string subsitution syntax.

Suppose you have the following variables:

app_protocol: http
app_host: 12.34.56.78
app_port: 8080
app_path: api/v2/testing

You could construct a string with all the component...

4th Jul 2018 - IronicBadger