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  1. On 6/17/2022 at 5:52 AM, itimpi said:

    Do you have docker set to use a docker.img file or a folder?   The diagnostics suggest you have it configured to use docker.img but the files that mover is complaining about look like what you get when you select a folder.   Did you have that configured in the past?   It might be best to disable the docker service; delete all the docker related files in the ‘system’ share; and then re-enable docker.    You can then use Apps->Previous Apps to get the binaries for all your docker containers reinstalled with their settings intact and the files will be placed according to the Use Cache settings for the system share.
     

    Most the other shares look to have their files where you would expect according to their share settings.    

    appdata                           shareUseCache="prefer"  Exists on cache-main
    A---y                             shareUseCache="yes"     Exists on disk3
    domains                           shareUseCache="prefer"  Exists on v------s, v-----s
    G----------s                      shareUseCache="yes"     Exists on disk3, disk4, disk6, disk7, disk9, disk10
    g-------e                         shareUseCache="yes"     Exists on disk9
    isos                              shareUseCache="prefer"  Exists on cache-main, v-----s
    M------------e                    shareUseCache="yes"     Exists on disk1, disk2, disk3, disk4, disk5, disk6, disk7, disk8, disk9, disk10, disk11
    n-------d                         shareUseCache="yes"     Exists on disk3, disk4, disk6, disk9
    S---------y                       shareUseCache="yes"     Exists on disk3, disk4, disk6, disk7, disk9, disk10, disk11
    system                            shareUseCache="yes"     Exists on cache-main, disk10
    T----------e                      shareUseCache="yes"     Exists on disk3, disk7, disk9
    T----------e (1)                  shareUseCache="yes"     Exists on disk3, disk6, disk7, disk9
    T-------------r                   shareUseCache="yes"     Exists on disk1, disk2, disk3, disk4, disk6, disk7, disk8, disk9, disk10, disk11


    you seem to have 2 pools related (I think running VMs since they are ‘vm_ssd’ and ‘vm3_ssd’ with the domains share existing on both of them.   Is this intentional?   Since mover never moves files between pools you would have to do this manually if the files are not where you want them.
     

    The other one that looks a little odd is the ‘isos’ share which is configured to use the ‘cache-main’ pool but seems to also have files on a ssd pool.   Again you would have to move files manually to tidy this up.   In fact since isos are often only required when initially setting up a VM you may decide to hold them instead on the array to free up pool space.

     

    • I had no idea what I had for the docker container (folder or img file). I ended up deleting the docker img through the docker menu settings but that did not remove the files off of disk 10 which the mover tried to move, but also said it didn't exist. 

     

    • The 2 pools that I had for VMs I was misusing. I was not understanding the difference between the pools/cache to hold the VM vs using unassigned devices to store the OS/VM on the drives directly. *** That's why the domains and isos folder was also configured wrong.

     

    *What I did to correct everything was:

    1. Delete all the files from Disk 10 that the mover was trying to move. I read some user forums and found out how to delete files without using an application/docker program.
      1. In terminal: 
        rm -rf /path/to/dir
           
        1.  Example:
          rm -rf /mnt/user/system/libvirt
    2. Moved all the files that the mover would not move from the domain and isos shares. I read that you should only move/copy files and folders from user share to user share OR disk to disk. 
      1. In terminal: 
        mv /path/to/dir /path/to/dir 
         
        1.  Example: 
          mv /mnt/cache-main/domain /mnt/disk12/

           

    After all that I was able to clean up how the cache drive acted, and I moved my VMs to run on the storage device directly (through unassigned devices).

    Thank you all for the help!!

     

     

     

  2. 22 hours ago, Frank1940 said:

     

    You might want to check out the battery.  Connect a two-to-three hundred watts of incandescent lamps to the battery protected outlet(s) and pull the plug.  See how long they run.  Five minutes should be the minimum!  You might say, "Well, there were not power outages...."  The thing to remember is that a lot of APC units will also go online when the line voltage drops!  And with hot summer weather, that is quite common!

    That’s a good point Frank1940! I’ll have to test that out when I have time to observe it. 

  3. On 6/8/2021 at 9:44 PM, trurl said:

    Unclean shutdown triggers non-correcting parity check, so if you do have sync errors, you will have to run a correcting check to correct them. Exactly zero sync errors is the only acceptable result and until you get there you still have work to do.

    Here's an update!
    My parity check returned no issues at all.

    It looks like there were a couple issues here.

     

    HEAT

    I added a high speed filtered box fan to push air through my server.

    Then added an industrial fan to circulate the air around the garage (no way to air condition the garage and to expensive right now).

    My server seemed fine for a few days. . . then random shut downs started happening again. Previously, my drives, motherboard and other components were pushing 40-60 degrees Celsius before I added the fans (now 30-40's max). 

     

    So I figured that was not the issue anymore.

     

    Power

    I was on my gaming pc one day and my internet went out. So I went down stairs and it looked like my server also reset itself. 
    The only common factor that my server has with my networking equipment is the Back-up APC that is powering both of them and my mac-pro.
    I unplugged everything from the APC taking it out of the loop. Ever since I did that I have had no issues.  

    The APC unit was from Good Will and worked fine for about 5 months. Looks like I will have to get new one. 

    But this time, I'll have one for each one of my systems to limit the stress on the APC.
     

  4. 2 hours ago, trurl said:

    Instead of only syslog, better to give us the complete Diagnostics ZIP file available on the Tools page. It has syslog since last reboot and many other things that tell us about your hardware and configuration. I often don't even bother to look at syslog until I have looked at other things in Diagnostics.

     

    Also, since you are getting crashes/reboots, you should setup Syslog Server to save syslogs that can be retrieved after reboots.

     

    https://wiki.unraid.net/Manual/Troubleshooting#Persistent_Logs_.28Syslog_server.29

     

    Here we go! Zip file posted. 

    Ok, I'll check out the wiki on persistent logs.

    thetower-diagnostics-20210605-1335.zip

  5. 1 hour ago, trurl said:

    Probably power or other hardware issue such as overheating.

    Trurl,
    Thank you for your reply!

    Ok, so how do I go about looking in to something like that? Are there specific logs that I need to look at? 
    If I look at the "System Logs" I'm not really sure on what I'm looking at.

    They system was running about ~4 hours before I downloaded these (going off of the "up-time" counter). 

     

    Attached is the sys logs I downloaded.

    syslog.txt

  6. Hello everyone!

    I'm really new to flashing SAS cards.

    I received this card from my brother for free. He bought it and couldn't get it to work and it is past the return window.

     

    I was wondering how to flash this one to I.T Mode.

    Everything I search just has people talking about buying an already flashed card. Or just getting a different model.

    I'm not looking to buy another card. I can live without this, but it would be pretty awesome to get it to work to pool JBOD

     

    LSI SAS9217-4i4e - HP

     

    If anyone has leads for this, I would be very grateful! 

     

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  7. Hello everyone, 

    I've had Unraid for a few months now running on my i7-3770K. It's been great, but i'm looking to take that MOBO and CPU out and give it to one of my brothers.

    I recently got a used 2009/10 MAC Pro. I was planning on stripping the ram and the dual CPUs from it and putting them into a MOBO that is compatible with them and UNRAID. 

     

    My budget is  $100 for the MOBO because I still would need heatsink/fans, and possibly a newer power supply. 

     

    Below is what I currently have. I also attached a SPEC sheet of the PC.

    CPU: 2 x Intel Xeon X5570 - Gainestow @ 2.93GHz

    RAM: 32.0GB Triple-Channel DDR3 @ 531MHz (7-7-7-20) = 8 x 4GB

       

    Found this board and it looks like it will me what I want.

    Can anyone tell me if this MOBO would work with unraid?

    I've heard that people have a lot of issues with HP boards.

     

    591182-001 HP Z800 Workstation Motherboard Dual LGA 1366 460838-003

    https://www.ebay.com/itm/591182-001-HP-Z800-Workstation-Motherboard-Dual-LGA-1366-460838-003/402058150179?epid=5009502381&hash=item5d9c888123:g:wJgAAOSw3EteMgDr:sc:FedExHomeDelivery!60435!US!-1#viTabs_0

     

    I appreciate any help I can get.

    Thank you,

     

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