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What version did you upgrade from? If there is a dynamix.plg file within /config/plugins on the flash drive, then delete it and reboot. Also try clearing out your browser's cached files in its history
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This would be your starting point https://forums.unraid.net/topic/70951-how-to-stop-array-from-terminal-not-shutdown-server/?tab=comments#comment-651510
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Screen shot?
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None of this little discussion belongs in this thread, but it is what it is. But, every single user of CA has had to acknowledge this:
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Docker high image disk utilization: why is my docker image/disk getting full?
Squid replied to syrys's topic in Docker Engine
docker is weird with log rotations. The global setting (Settings - docker) only takes effect on new installs. Any existing installs aren't affected and need the extra params. It may be academic now, but by nuking docker.img, all the installs became "new", and wouldn't need the extra param if you had set up the global. There was a debate on GitHub about how to handle things because it isn't anywhere near intuitive how the system works on logs. -
Some users have had a similar experience throughout 6.7 and their solution was to delete / rename /config/network.cfg on the flash and reboot. This will revert the system back to DHCP, etc so you will have to set it back up to your own preferences.
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Not the real expert, but it seems to me that Windows will have its own mitigations installed via updates which will override these on the VM. You can also disable them via googling.
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Top secret
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UNRAID 6.7.1 easy way to backup and restore specific dockers
Squid replied to amorillo's topic in General Support
Been on my todo list forever Sent from my NSA monitored device -
Not a variable, but in the extra parameters section. May need to switch to advanced view to see it Sent from my NSA monitored device
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Remind me tomorrow. Since I've already read the thread, I'll forget about it Sent from my NSA monitored device
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Just an FYI, but disk location will continue to be marked as incompatible with >6.7.1-rc2 even if you Install 6.7.2 until sometime tomorrow afternoon AFK Sent from my NSA monitored device
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https://forums.unraid.net/topic/57181-real-docker-faq/page/2/#comment-566088
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true, but it's never been a particularly intuitive process, and TBH, for what is basically an advanced procedure, I've hidden the icon to let you do it unless you enable it to make things less confusing for most people who do not need it.
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Thank you. Always appreciated
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The command actually should be permanent. If it reverts after a power-down, then you'll either have to add the commands to the "go" file or via user scripts (start at first power-on)
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It's on the to do list to rearrange FCP from being subject to unRaid's hard 120 second limit on certain operations. In the meantime, after 2 minutes, it will never close the pop up. Give it another couple minutes, then when you reload the tab, the issue(s) will be listed if any are found.
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Just be aware that setting it to very low and idle may significantly impact the amount of time it takes to move the files depending upon what else is going on in the system when mover runs Sent from my NSA monitored device
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ok. The UI has very significantly changed in the last 4 months since I last used this.
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Did you login as the admin or as the user you want the opvn for?
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Doesn't it just download via the browser?
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Been quite awhile since I've used this app (have switched to a different method of connecting remotely), but after you set up the user etc via the admin login, don't you just login locally as the appropriate user and then download the .ovpn file there and then move it to the applicable device?
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Today's updates to the mover tuning plugin allows you to do that (CPU and I/O priority)
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You don't. All you can do is reload the page and see what happens. For all intents and purposes, the page is locked up waiting for a response that will never come. Although, it shouldn't take anywhere near 120 seconds to populate the list unless you're on dial-up or have DNS issues, or live somewhere like China
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If it takes longer than exactly 120 seconds, then it will never close the pop up. It's a hard limit throughout the GUI of unRaid, and the GUI / plugins are slowly (very slowly) transitioning away from the method of communication that is subject to that limit.
