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Currently unRAID ships with TableSorter v2.0.5b, circa 2010. Can we look at upgrading to the Mottie fork, which would give a lot more options? https://mottie.github.io/tablesorter/docs/index.html The main thing I want is second-level sorting (aka sortAppend). With this on the Plugins page, when you sort by Author or Status, it could automatically do a second-level sort on Plugin name rather than giving you a random list. Looking at the plugins I have installed, the Nerdpack, IPMI, and SpeedTest plugins all use the additional functionality from the Mottie fork to do what they need. But it doesn't seem right to do something like this: <script src="https://cdnjs.cloudflare.com/ajax/libs/jquery.tablesorter/2.28.15/js/jquery.tablesorter.combined.min.js" crossorigin="anonymous"></script> to update TableSorter on a built-in plugin (dynamix.plugin.manager) From what I can tell, they try very hard to keep backward compatibility with the original: https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=731095#35 so hopefully that means the impact would be minor.

That is the way that I requested a move for one of the my threads. The moderators will probably not be looking at every thread on the forum for a request to move. At the time, I figured this was a good way to notify one of them that the thread should be moved. I assumed that using the Report Post method was as just an acceptable usage of it as for the reporting of spam and other violations of the forum policies.

The one thing that does not matter is age. You should replace a drive giving errors. You can/should replace a drive if you need capacity. You can replace a drive for performance, but in most cases this does not apply to unRAID data drives. There is a thread(s) around which covers doing performance testing to find potentially "bad" drives. The idea is that by testing the performance the drive may show problem areas as dips in performance. If I run across the thread, I'll edit this post, or someone can add a link.

Thanks Greygoose! I just reached 50+ hours uptime on 6.4.0-rc7a with C-states enabled. Looks like Lime-Tech may have solved the stability issue, good job guys! With C-states enabled, Idle wattage has dropped 10+ watts. My UPS only reports in 10.5w increments (which is 1% of the 1050w power rating), so actual savings are likely somewhere between 10.5w-21 watts. From earlier testing with a more accurate Kill-A-Watt, the actual delta between C-states enabled & disabled was between 12w-18w. Idle temps have dropped 2-3 degrees C on both CPU (41C) and System (36C). Not as much as I had hoped, but I think my expectations were off. I did a lot of initial testing with the case cover off, and temps have unsurprisingly increased simply from closing the case, as case fans are on lowest speed (three 120mm fans, 1000 RPM @ 35% PWM), and they have to suck air past the HD's, so very little airflow at idle. The CPU fan speed profile is set to 'Standard' in the BIOS. At max case fan speeds (2750 RPM), idle CPU temp easily drops to 35C and System to 30C, but the higher fan speeds consume an extra 10+ watts and make lots of noise. As a compromise, I just changed my minimum case fan speed to 1400 RPM @ 50% PWM, which is much more quiet and energy efficient than full blast, but still improves my idle temps a couple degrees over the slowest fan speeds: 39C CPU, 34C System. I'll probably change the CPU fan profile from Standard to Performance in the BIOS to see if that drops the 5C delta over ambient a bit, but other than that I think I'm done. I'm happy to have idle temps back in the 30's, at reasonable fan speeds/noise, and with idle watts back to a more reasonable level. Paul

Fix it. When its fixed, lsio will be able to pump out updates to the templates (ie: ports get added, etc), and you will in most cases pick up those changes automatically

But be sure to vfio-pci it Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

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Don't reverse proxy the Unraid webui, it's a huge security risk.

@Squid Could you add an option to create a tar backup instead of the whole directory structure?

You've kind of got the wrong end of the stick, it doesn't have to be on the cache drive but it DOES need to be on a single disk and that needs to be specified. For some reason specifying the location as /mnt/user/ doesn't work well with the FUSE filesystem. So it needs to be on a single disk and that needs to be specified. /mnt/disk1/ /mnt/disk2/ /mnt/cache/ And would work, but /mnt/user/ will not. Sent from my LG-H815 using Tapatalk