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It has to be /mnt/cache/appdata/ not /mnt/cache/appdata

Yes. Or install ClamAV via Apps

post the diagnostics

First thought is to post your diagnostics

It would be something local to you (cookie settings, extensions interfering, etc) I can guarantee that Chrome is probably the browser of choice for the developers, and even if it's not is completely tested

You need to escape the space - v /media/tv\ shows:/media

You should post the diagnostics, not just the syslog. But, actual drive failures are rather rare. Usually its because of poor connections, and if you've replaced one drive, the odds are decent that you've breathed too hard on drive 3's connectors resulting in it dropping offline..

Doesn't give away any information / is of use to anyone. (ie: no different than the VIN number of your car being exposed to anyone who looks)

In SAB's settings (Folders, advanced) there is an option to set the permissions for files. Should ideally be set to 755 or 777

Can you please point out the tutorial that stated to do that... Forward port 32400 Other thoughts. Considering just how few invalid login attempts there were, and that a login for ROOT did definitely get in, do you even have a password for the root user set? That alone would have slowed the attack down (wouldn't have stopped it, but may have given you time to have noticed it - btw, if you ran Fix Common Problems on a schedule (its currently disabled), then it would have alerted you to this)

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Thank you. Always appreciated

6 / 8 pin PCIe power jacks do not have either 5V or 3.3V on them which SATA power contains. You would have to splice into either the molex connectors or existing sata molex to get those voltages (the 3.3 isn't particularly needed). What you definitely do not want to do is run splitter after splitter after splitter to make a single molex / sata connector into 8 of them. If your power supply is modular, then your best route is to contact the manufacturer of it to grab extra sata power runs and use them in place of the 6 / 8 pin (or in place of any existing molex runs)

You should ask about that in the WG support thread

It's right in your picture. /unraid_unassigned mapped to /mnt/disks.

It'll wind up wanting to do another parity check anyways after this one (because the flash drive is read-only currently, and can't mark down that it isn't an unclean shutdown)

Pull the flash, toss it into a Windows box and run the file system checks on it May 7 20:36:07 Tower kernel: FAT-fs (sda1): error, fat_get_cluster: invalid cluster chain (i_pos 0)

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Curious if those mispellings are from you typing the error message or if that's what actually showed up and you copied / pasted? What was showing in /boot? Post your diagnostics

You've got atop installed via NerdPack. It's notorious for doing that.

Try playing with the UPS type / cable type.

https://forums.unraid.net/topic/57181-docker-faq/#comment-564360 Krusader probably created it when you deleted some files.

Installing the client tools doesn't hurt, and adds in further features to the VM (like unRaid being able to hibernate the VM when it wants to shutdown). The tools are on the virtio iso

All it would have done (likely) is possibly change the permissions on the files. A Docker Safe New Permissions would effectively undo everything.

Edit the app from the docker or dashboard pages. Switch to advanced view (top right). Change the Icon URL entry. Apply. Repeat this again, but change it back to what it's supposed to be. Apply. You should have an icon.