limetech
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That is correct, but if the HDD reads a sector and cannot recover the data (error burst too long for ECC correction), this is reported as "read error" - in this case Unraid will reconstruct the missing data by reading parity plus all the other data drives at that location. Finally, upon successful reconstruct, Unraid will return that data as "success" to original I/O request and also initiate a write-back to the error sector - if that write fails, the device gets disabled (affectionately referred to as "red balled").
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Those are user-space utils that would be installed within a container I think.
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What do you need, just kernel driver support?
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There are no longer any 6.6.0-rc's since 6.6 has been released as 'stable'. re: util-linux - we avoid large package updates in stable point releases, unless required for security patch, or other crucial bug fix. The next update of that package will be in 6.7. re: mpt3sas: generally anything other than 'bug fixes' are not backported from linux RC's. We are also updating to 4.19 kernel in Unraid 6.7. Not sure if the mptsas driver is updated there or not.
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Most people think "bitrot" refers to flaws in the physical storage media developing over time, such that data written to a storage block at time 0 is not the same data that is read at time 1, and this fact goes undetected. Indeed storage media does degrade over time, however, storage media devices also incorporate powerful error detection and correction circuitry. This makes it mathematically impossible for errors due to degrading media to NOT be detected and then not reported as "unrecoverable media error", unless there is a firmware error or other physical defect in the device. In virtually all h/w platforms, all physical data paths are protected by some kind of error detection scheme. For example, if a DMA operation is initiated to read data from RAM and write to a storage controller over PCI bus, all the various data paths are protected with extra check bits, either in parallel with parallel data paths, or using checksums. This means (again barring firmware errors), random bit errors in data leaving memory and arriving at the storage end up getting detected before ever being written to the media. There is ONE subsystem in modern PC computer systems that is typically not protected however: system RAM. If you have a file in RAM and along comes a random alpha particle (for example) and flips a bit, nothing detects this - in btrfs or zfs (for example) the s/w happily calculates an (incorrect) checksum and the h/w happily writes it all the way to the media. Until one day you read the file and see corruption and say, "Damn you crappy storage device, you have bitrot!", when all along it was written that way. If you really care about flawless storage, and indeed better system in general, you must use ECC RAM for starters. Also use quality components everywhere else, especially PSU. That will be your best defense against "bitrot".
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Short answer: eventually we probably will. Long answer: <will be provided by others mostly bashing btrfs> I use both, in particular a couple array devices are formatted with btrfs in order to be target of vdisk backup using send/receive. BTW: no such thing as "bitrot".
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No clue. Has a google search of this issue turned up anything?
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TRIM isn't supported for parity-protected array. Should work fine for cache and/or UD plugin. Posting diagnostics.zip might yield more info.
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Bug Description: docker is unaccessible when losing Internet connectivity How to reproduce: turn off Internet, try to access docker containers over network. Expected results: works the same with and without Internet connectivity Actual results: unable to access running containers over mapped ports Other information: https://forums.unraid.net/topic/69749-dockerdashboard-tab-unresponsive-docker-containers-are-unreachable/ Hi, I moved house yesterday and don't yet have Internet. I was hoping that my unraid server could provide me with media until our services are installed but am facing issues. The Dashboard and Docker tabs never respond on the web ui and plex won't connect. I can docker exec into a running container and execute commands (ls/ps) , I can also execute docker ps/into/start/stop without issues. I stopped the array, renamed the docker.img and restarted, everything responded fine but I can't install the containers again with no Internet. Memory is fine and disk/image utilisation is also fine. Safe mode doesn't help as when I start docker, the same thing happens. I don't know if one my containers is causing this. I have stopped them all and verified with docker ps that nothing is running but it's still failing It's almost like the network of docker is unreachable. diagnostics_2016.zip
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If @trurl's suggestion doesn't work, there could be something corrupted on the USB boot flash. Suggest these steps: Plug flash into PC and make a backup: create a folder somewhere, eg, desktop, open flash device, select everything there and drag to the folder. Use the USB Flash Creator tool to reformat/reinstall 6.6.0 to your flash device. From your backup, drag 'config' folder to your newly prepared flash device, replacing the 'config' folder created there. Eject flash and boot server.
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Putting this here because probably the most people will set it. Due to the crisis in the computing industry over Meltdown, Spectre, and the like, operating system developers have been working diligently with academia, CPU developers and hardware manufacturers to provide solutions. Some of these solutions require both hardware changes in the form of CPU microcode and software changes in the form of operating system and other subsystem mitigations. Despite what might be reported in the press, this work is ongoing. Probably everyone is familiar with the warning from motherboard providers: "Do not update your bios unless you are experiencing a problem." However some changes in the latest OS releases require corresponding bios updates. AMD is particularly affected because they don't typically provide "early microcode update" as part of OS start up like Intel does. Case in point: Everyone has to decide for themselves whether to attempt bios update, and take responsibility if something fails and you brick your motherboard. But particularly if using Virtual Machines, we highly recommend keeping your bios updated, especially for AMD platforms.
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I received your email and tried resending email to you but your email server has blocked it. I will give you the link to your key in a Private Message on this forum.
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Those drivers have been included for a while now. You can try latest 6.6.0-rc. If no luck, we cannot do anything without diagnostics.zip because we need to see PCI ID's to see if they are actually in the source. This site referenced by @Dazog says they should be, and looking at kernel 'menuconfig' we have all Broadcom device support turned on (and have for quite a while now), and specifically NetXtreme II 10Gb is included.
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Please open a new report for each issue/bug you find unique to this version. Version 6.6.0-rc4 2018-09-16 Linux kernel: version 4.18.8 Management: webgui: System devices: fixed display of ACS override warning message webgui: Correction in custom parity schedule webgui: VM edit corrections create image when new vdisk is added keep sound card selection included fix add/remove of network interfaces webgui: CPU pinning: preserve "emulatorpin" entry
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Our shopping cart provider is having "issues" which they are working on. Some key email got delayed and you should have your key by now, correct? This kind of stuff happens from time-to-time unfortunately.
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Please open a new report for each issue/bug you find unique to this version. Bug fixes and improvements. Release notes: Version 6.6.0-rc3 2018-09-13 Base distro: curl: version 7.61.1 (CVE-2018-14618) kernel-firmware: version 20180904_85c5d90 libX11: version 1.6.6 (CVE-2018-14598, CVE-2018-14599, CVE-2018-14600) mozilla-firefox: version 62.0 (CVE-2018-12377, CVE-2018-12378, CVE-2018-12379, CVE-2018-16541, CVE-2018-12381, CVE-2018-12382, CVE-2018-12383, CVE-2018-12375, CVE-2018-12376) samba: version 4.8.5 talloc: version 2.1.14 tdb: version 1.3.16 tevent: version 0.9.37 ttyd: version 1.4.0 (rev 3) remove auth_token.js reference Linux kernel: version 4.18.7 md/unraid: version 2.9.4 fix Warning with stack trace when array autostart set to No Management: Install Trial key directly and skip email collection step update license.txt and syslinux menus to reflect unRAID OS -> Unraid OS update smartmontools drivedb and hwdata/{pci.ids,usb.ids,oui.txt,manuf.txt} webgui: Added "ignore" text to BTRFS profiles warning webgui: CPU Isolation: Prevent PHP error if no CPUs isolated webgui: Updated parity help text and simplified cron entries webgui: include syslinux folder in flash backup webgui: SMART controller update changed Areca to SAS format added HP cciss fixed global controller selection webgui: Disable PCIe ACS override and VFIO allow unsafe interrupt settings in SAFE mode webgui: CPU pinning: hanlde dots in VM names webgui: VM edit: fixed deletion of vdisks webgui: VM settings: css corrections webgui: Other miscellaneous fixes and updates webgui: Docker: fixed templates not saving webgui: Dashboard: fixed incorrect username references
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Please open a new report for each issue/bug you find unique to this version. Bug fixes, improvements, and moving to linux 4.18 kernel. Release notes: Version 6.6.0-rc2 2018-09-06 Management: rc.nginx: added locations for robots.txt and js/css versioning this plugin: if legacy dynamix.plg file exists, delete it Linux kernel: version 4.18.6 removed OOT Intel ixgbe and ixgbevf, restored in-tree drivers: CONFIG_IXGBE: Intel(R) 10GbE PCI Express adapters support CONFIG_IXGBEVF: Intel(R) 10GbE PCI Express Virtual Function Ethernet support removed OOT groeck Linux Driver for ITE LPC chips, restored in-tree driver: CONFIG_SENSORS_IT87: ITE IT87xx and compatibles Management: webgui: vm manager: update unraid template logo webgui: Update virtio iso download links webgui: VM Manager: add 'virtio-win-0.1.160-1' to VirtIO-ISOs list webgui: IE: loads.txt is not being generated correctly on 6.6-rc1 webgui: Wrap all CSS/JS calls in autov() webgui: Set robots "noindex, nofollow" metatag on all pages, in case a user opens their system up to the internet. webgui: Added CPU isolation Both CPU pinning and CPU isolation is possible thru the GUI webgui: Make buttons a bit more narrow webgui: Fixed VM disk driver overwriting to default webgui: Fixed primary graphics card selection Note: this solution isn't complete. Removing a 2nd card doesn't work webgui: Fixed: VM settings Apply button not working in basic mode webgui: Fixed: no wrapping of help text in Docker settings webgui: Improved position of notifications webgui: Fixed: table height in fixed mode webgui: Fixed: VM creation error (parser error on attribute 'function') webgui: More specific removal of driver type to prevent 'qcow2' revert to 'raw' webgui: Robots protection webgui: Added SWAL message for CPU isolation webgui: Fixed: XML -- array conversion for "disk" elements webgui: CPU pinning: make notice to reboot permanent and inline with other pages webgui: VM settings: updated ACS Override and new Unsafe Interrupts option webgui: VM settings: align title capitalization webgui: VM settings: added help text webgui: CPU pinning: separate tabs for VM and Docker webgui: CPU pinning: individual notice message for VM and Docker webgui: Fixed: regression error in docker "check for updates" webgui: Docker containers: list adjustment to fit better smaller screens webgui: Docker containers: imrpoved table spacing webgui: CPU pinning: updated page structure webgui: VM edit: rebuild correctly graphic cards webgui: Prohibit CPU isolation in safe mode webgui: CPU pinning: updated help text for containers and isolated cores webgui: Docker: Suppress error if no volumes present in template
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Here's something to try. Edit your 'config/go' file and change this line: /usr/local/sbin/emhttp & to: http_proxy=http://proxyserver:port /usr/local/sbin/emhttp & Of course substitute proxyserver:port with your actual proxy server/port URL. If you need to specify a username/password, use: http_proxy=http://username:password@proxyserver:port /usr/local/sbin/emhttp & Again substituting your actual username:password. Note: you have to url-encode username or password if it uses symbols (e.g. @ --> %40). For https, use HTTPS_PROXY (all caps) instead. It should be possible to specify both http_proxy and HTTPS_PROXY but everything has to be on the same line. Refer also to: https://superuser.com/questions/944958/are-http-proxy-https-proxy-and-no-proxy-environment-variables-standard
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And Trial is the same as Pro (unlimited devices) but requires internet connection to validate - the others, Basic/Plus/Pro do not require internet connection.
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Please report only issues/bugs which are new in the prerelease. We've been holding back on this release a few days waiting for updated Intel ixgbe (10Gbit) OOT driver which builds correctly with 4.18 kernel. But no update yet so this release uses 4.17.19 kernel. Every major subsystem has been updated. In addition @bonienl has added some really cool features and update the default themes to match our new branding. Release notes: Version 6.6.0-rc1 2018-08-31 Base distro: aaa_base: version 14.2 (rev 5) aaa_elflibs: version 15.0 (rev 2) acl: version 2.2.53 acpid: version 2.0.29 adwaita-icon-theme: version 3.28.0 appres: version 1.0.5 (rev 2) at-spi2-atk: version 2.26.2 at-spi2-core: version 2.28.0 at: version 3.1.20 (rev 5) atk: version 2.28.1 attr: version 2.4.48 avahi: version 0.7 (rev2) bash: version 4.4.023 bin: version 11.1 (rev 2) bridge-utils: version 1.5 (rev 2) btrfs-progs: version v4.17 bzip2: version 1.0.6 (rev 3) ca-certificates: version 20180409 cairo: version 1.15.12 celt051: version 0.5.1.3 (rev 2) cifs-utils: version 6.7 (rev 2) coreutils: version 8.29 (rev 2) cpio: version 2.12 (rev 2) cpufrequtils: version 08 (rev 2) cryptsetup: version 1.7.5 (rev 2) curl: version 7.61.0 (CVE-2018-1000300, CVE-2018-1000301, CVE-2018-0500) cyrus-sasl: version 2.1.27_rc8 db48: version 4.8.30 (rev 4) dbus: version 1.12.8 dcron: version 4.5 dejavu-fonts-ttf: version 2.37 (rev 4) dhcpcd: version 7.0.6 diffutils: version 3.6 (rev 2) dmidecode: version 3.1 (rev 2) dnsmasq: version 2.79 (rev 2) docker: version 18.06.1-ce e2fsprogs: version 1.44.2 ebtables: version 2.0.10 (rev 2) editres: version 1.0.7 (rev 2) elvis: version 2.2_0 (rev 4) encodings: version 1.0.4 (rev 2) etc: version 15.0 (rev 6) ethtool: version 4.17 eudev: version 3.2.5 (rev2) file: version 5.33 findutils: version 4.4.2 (rev 2) flex: version 2.6.4 (rev 3) floppy: version 5.5 (rev 2) fontconfig: version 2.12.6 (rev 2) freetype: version 2.9 (rev 2) fribidi: version 1.0.4 fuse: version 2.9.7 (rev3) gawk: version 4.2.1 (rev 2) gd: version 2.2.5 (rev2) gdbm: version 1.15 gdk-pixbuf2: version 2.36.12 genpower: version 1.0.5 (rev 3) getty-ps: version 2.1.0b (rev 4) glew: version 2.1.0 (rev 2) glib2: version 2.56.1 glibc-solibs: version 2.27 (rev 4) glibc-zoneinfo: version 2018e (rev 3) glibc: version 2.27 (rev 4) glu: version 9.0.0 (rev 2) gmp: version 6.1.2 (rev 2) gnome-themes-standard: version 3.22.3 (rev 2) gnupg: 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This also provides power savings on Intel processors while avoiding the ramp-up lag present when using the powersave governor (which is the default if ondemand is requested on these machines). restore docker custom networks upon docker start update smartmontools drivedb and hwdata/{pci.ids,usb.ids,oui.txt,manuf.txt} webgui: docker: Correct docker container icon name generation webgui: docker: added cpu load and memory load display webgui: docker: added shell/bash selection for console webgui: docker: Make cpu-load and mem-load only visible in advanced mode webgui: Show accumulated encryption status webgui: Prevent openbox from clipping webgui: Plugins: Show support thread if present webgui: Remove control codes, and extended ascii characters from plugin urls on install webgui: Update link for privileged help text webgui: fix regex matching for unraid.net domain name validation when using new openssl1.1 webgui: docker: Prevent arbitrary bash execution or redirection on docker create/run commands webgui: Plugins: Preserve support link when updating plugin webgui: diagnostics: Replace consecutive repeated lines in syslog webgui: Remove empty entries when storing individual disk settings webgui: docker: fix connect container console to new window webgui: Use timeout in command execution of diagnostics webgui: Fixed 'Update All Containers' button sometimes hidden in docker list webgui: Added version control in docker API calls webgui: Show docker allocations in column format webgui: fix css help button in themes azure and gray webgui: Added docker autostart wait period webgui: Added CPU selection to docker container edit section webgui: Verify internet access using NCSI method NCSI = network connection status indicator. This method tries to access a specific Microsoft site to test internet access. The same method is used in Windows. webgui: Added docker autostart wait period webgui: New CPU pinning functionality webgui: Change wording on dashboard page "memory total usable" webgui: Include meminfo in diagnostics webgui: Docker containers page: show container starting up message Starting docker service and auto-starting containers has been decoupled. This lets the docker page return as soon as the service is ready. The container overview page shows a new message, and will automatically reload to update the status until all containers are auto-started webgui: VMs: preserve XML custom settings in VM config updates webgui: dockerMan: Avoid filename collisions on FAT32 webgui: Extract disk log from multiple rotated logs webgui: theme-match marketing site
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Important: please upgrade to the latest available stable release first, and if the bug/defect still exists please continue... In the Summary: field, please put the exact version of unRAID OS you are running inside brackets. For example: [6.2.1] <your topic> In Detailed Description please include as much information as possible in your report, including HOW TO REPRODUCE. Please visit Tools/Diagnostics and attach the diagnostics.zip file to your post. Plugins: A number of issues that can occur on a system could be the result of installed plugins that are not officially supported by Lime Technology. Issues with plugins should be discussed in their respective forums and not posted here for repair. If you're using ANY plugins on your system, please reboot in Safe Mode and see if the issue you're having still exists. If so, post a report, but if not, try adding plugins back one by one until the issue occurs again. Then report the issue in the relevant plugin thread. Bare Metal Only: Due to resource constraints we cannot spend any time on issues where unRAID OS is running in a Virtual Machine of any kind. Important: off-topic, useless or defamatory posts may be deleted without warning.
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Welcome to the new experimental Prerelease Support board! We have added the ability to tag issues/bugs with a Priority and mark when solved. Please report only issues/bugs which are new in the prerelease. Attention Intel 10Gbit Ethernet users: in this release we replaced the linux in-tree kernel drivers (ixgbe/ixgbevf) with the latest available from Intel. This change should be considered experimental. That is, for those of you having issues with Intel 10Gbit adapters, please report if this change solves the issues. Likewise, please report if you have successfully been using an Intel 10Gbit adapter and now you are having issues. If new problems arise or the old problems are not solved we will revert to in-tree drivers in the next release. Version 6.5.1-rc6 2018-04-14 Management: webgui: Add missing csrf_token when adding new container webgui: Added next parity schedule indicator on dashboard page webgui: Update cron when removing a plugin webgui: Nchan/Nginx: Use long polling for Safari and websockets for all other browsers Version 6.5.1-rc5 2018-04-08 Base distro: nginx: version 1.13.11 (with nchan: version 1.1.14) Linux kernel: version 4.14.33 out-of-tree drivers: intel ixgbe: version 5.3.6 intel ixgbevf: version 4.3.4 Management: samba: set 'allocation roundup size = 4096' in /etc/samba/smb.conf (fix inaccurate file usage vs. disk usage reporting)
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Welcome to the new experimental Prerelease Support board! We have added the ability to tag issues/bugs with a Priority and mark when solved. Please report only issues/bugs which are new in the prerelease. Attention Intel 10Gbit Ethernet users: in this release we replaced the linux in-tree kernel drivers (ixgbe/ixgbevf) with the latest available from Intel. This change should be considered experimental. That is, for those of you having issues with Intel 10Gbit adapters, please report if this change solves the issues. Likewise, please report if you have successfully been using an Intel 10Gbit adapter and now you are having issues. If new problems arise or the old problems are not solved we will revert to in-tree drivers in the next release. Version 6.5.1-rc5 2018-04-08 Base distro: nginx: version 1.13.11 (with nchan: version 1.1.14) Linux kernel: version 4.14.33 out-of-tree drivers: intel ixgbe: version 5.3.6 intel ixgbevf: version 4.3.4 Management: samba: set 'allocation roundup size = 4096' in /etc/samba/smb.conf (fix inaccurate file usage vs. disk usage reporting)
