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I've recently replaced my array with a ZFS pool and now I'm getting a load of "Share XXX set to use pool cache, but files / folders exist on the YYY pool" warnings. I've gone through and checked all my shares, and all my files seem to be on the correct primary/secondary storage as defined in the share settings so I can't figure out why I'm getting this warning. For example: And here is the configuration for the share in question: So based on the above, I would expect to have files on both Cache and on Deadpool, and certainly when I look at the share contents this holds true: So as far as I can tell, I only have files for this share in the correctly configured configured locations - o why is FCP throwing these warnings? As far as I can tell, it looks like I'm getting this warning for all shares that are configured to use my ZFS pool as secondary storage. Edit: Just to add, I noticed a few posts back that there were a few other reports of a similar issue. I've checked all of my docker mapping and every single one is mapped to /mnt/user/.... with one exception which is mapped to /mnt/cache (and the share in question is set to cache-only) so I'm not sure if that's related or not.

Does anyone have any experience in tuning the Asus TUF Gaming B760M platform? I have an i5-12500 running on the ASUS TUF Gaming B760M Plus WiFi II motherboard (latest bios, 1805), and I'm unable to reach any C state higher than C3. All of the APM and C-state settings in the bios are enabled. I've tried the following: Disconnected all peripherals, hard drives, SSDs etc so that nothing is plugging in to the motherboard except the CPU, memory and the Unraid USB stick Disabled all onboard peripherals like WiFi, sound, bluetooth etc I've tried disabling the onboard Realtek NIC and installing an Intel based PCIe NIC I'm at a bit of a loss now - I've eliminated all peripherals as the cause, and I've systematically reset the bios and re-configured all power management settings I can find and its not making any difference. I've also gone through and enabled all the powertop and various other settings mentioned on the 1st page of this post.

I've noticed an interesting quirk with my ASM1166 PCIe controller - it seems to have quite a resilient memory; if I'm overly aggressive with my tuning attempts, all the connected drives drop offline, and don't come back after a restart. However, if I completely shut down and wait 5-10 seconds before powering on again, then everything seems to work fine again.

I have no idea how I missed that 🤦‍♂️ That's worked, thanks so much.

I'm having a spot of bother where I have 2 NVMe SSDs that I don't seem to be able to mount. I've tried deleting partitions, reformatting as various different filesystems etc but for some reason the mount button is always greyed out. Destructive mode is enabled in settings, and I can't see anything relevant that may be affecting this. Am I missing something obvious?

I'm not doing any kind of production workloads - only home-lab stuff, so I'm pretty comfortable with the risk and impact of losing a drive in the RAIDz1 pool. My reason for considering it is mainly that of practicality - I have a spare NVMe slot and RAIDz1 is the only way I can think to take advantage of it to increase the capacity of my cache.

I'm busy speccing out some upgrades for my server and I'm currently working out what options would best suit me for my NVMe configuration. For reference, the other specs are as follows: CPU: Intel Core i5 12400 Motherboard: Asus TUF GAMING B760M-PLUS WIFI II Memory: 32GB Crucial Pro 6000mhz unbuffered dual channel memory The motherboard has 2 x PCIe gen 4.0 x4 NVMe slots, and 1 gen 4.0 x2 slot. I'm planning to use my NVMe drives as a ZFS pool to host 1-2 VM's, about 20 dockers, and to act as my array cache. I have a separate ssd for Plex. I figure my options are: 2 x NVMe drives in the x4 slots in a mirror configuration or; 3 x NVMe drives; 2 in the x4 slots and 1 in the x2 slot, probably in a RAIDz1 configuration For option 2, how much of an issue would it be to lose 50% of the bandwidth of the 3rd slot? I'm not looking at top tier SSD's and the majority of the mid-range gen 4 SSDs I've looked at seem to support 4000-5000 MB/s read/write speeds. As the x2 slot should support 4 GB/s in theory I should be ok with that, and the 3 drive RAIDz1 configuration should still outperform a 2 drive mirror configuration, even if I lose a small amount of performance on the 3rd drive. Does my logic make sense, or am I missing something, or does anyone else have any better ideas? I'm also trying to stick to a budget so want to avoid over-engineering my solution if I can.

Formany years now I've had an intermittent issue where my server fails to restart properly but only when there is no monitor connected. When I say intermittent, I'd say anecdotally, it reboots properly maybe 1 in 5 times, but the other 4 times, it just doesnt come back up after rebooting. If it fails to come back up, and I connect a monitor, then I get a completely black screen. If I then reboot it again with the monitor connected, then everything works fine. Given that if I reboor my server twice a year its a lot, this hasnt really been very high on my list of things to sort out. After doing some research a while back I bought a dumb HDMI plug to connect to the server but that hasnt made any difference. For reference, its an 5th gen Intel i5 with onboard graphics, although I also added a discrete video card which made no difference so I took it out again. Could anyone perfhaps provide some thoughts on how best to go about troubleshooting this?

Thanks for the help all. I hadn't realised I'd left mover logging enabled. This is now disabled. I've also turned off corrective parity checks. Would there be any benefit now to rebooting, and starting a new parity check to see if the results are any different?

Yeah fair enough lol... tower-diagnostics-20211103-1644.zip

My monthly parity check is currently running, and it's reported 165 errors so far. It's the first time that I've ever had any errors reported, and there have been no shutdowns, clean or otherwise in several months. Can anyone give me some pointers on how I go about evaluating the cause and severity of the issues as this is unfamiliar territory for me. Thanks. P.s. I'm happy to provide the diagnostics too if that helps.

I've tried setting up Authelia following the deep dive video and I'm having an issue. Ive managed to get to the point where the container starts up with no errors in the log, however when I try to open the web UI I get the following in my browser: I'm using File notifications and there is absolutely nothing in the notification.txt file. Any ideas? Thanks.

Hi all, I'd like to add a password to my Redis setup. Is there anyway to get Paperless to authenticate with Redis with a password? It doesn't appear obvious at initial glance. Thanks.

Hi, I've had a new issue with SABNZBD for a few days now. I'm not entirely sure when is started, but for some reason, neither my Sonarr nor my Radarr containers are able to add downloads to SABNZBD. They are all on the same custom network, and both of them can ping the SABNZBD container both by IP and by hostname. If I try to test the connection from either, I get the following: Test was aborted due to an error: Unable to connect to SABnzbd, HTTP request failed: [404:NotFound] [GET] at [http://binhex-sabnzbd.privnet:8080/api?mode=get_config&apikey=b1b1fef8618052945a437b277d54aa10&output=json] Here is my configuration screen: I am also seeing the following warning in SABNZBD when I run the test: Slightly stumped where next to go with this one. Any ideas? Thanks.

Yup that did it, thanks so much! they key was the upstream_app like you said... I did try it with the IP address but I had used the internal docker IP (172...) instead of my server's IP (192...). Thanks so much for your help, really appreciated!