TrondHjertager

I have my unraid server joined to my home AD-domain. In the AD-section under SMB-settings the initial owner is Administrator and group is domain users. This is all fine, but I have some problems with my nextcloud-container. It seems like Nextcloud needs to have nobody:nobody, so every time I update the container the owner/group changes to administrator:domain users, and I have to manually change it back to nobody:nobody. Apart from creating a script and running it as a cronjob, is there an easy way of fixing this? Can I configure this in the docker config or something? Thanks!

This solved the problem for me. Thanks! ❤️

Ah! Thanks! I will try that!

Hi! I added 10 new (used) drives to my server the other day. I started preclearing all of them, but 4 of them failed before even starting the process. The HBA, cables and backplane have been working perfectly so far, but because of the ongoing preclear-job on the other 6 drives I haven't had the opportunity to try other slots in my server yet. I ran an extended selftest on the four problematic drives, but I cannot see anything wrong. When I open the drivelogs I see the same errors on all the drives I have added diagnostics. Anyone have any tips or ideas on what may cause the problem? Thanks in advanced! -Trond unraid02-diagnostics-20240102-0757.zip

Nope, nothing yet. I posted the DebugLogId in this thread, but haven't heard anything yet. If I can't get the plugin to work with plex, then I guess I'll just have to write an rsync script or something to backup up my plex appdata ☹️

DebuglogID: 97b5df4c-4eea-448c-bb13-71fe0f6186cb

I installed this plugin yesterday after upgrading Unraid to version 6.12.4. It seemed to work fine, except when it tried to back up the Krusader and Plex containers. Krusader isn't important, but Plex is quite critical. Plex's app data folder is about 34GB and has over 1.1 million files. Could this be related to the issue? This is the error I get [16.10.2023 06:29:28][❌][Plex] tar creation failed! Tar said: ; gzip: stdout: Input/output error; tar: Child returned status 1; tar: Error is not recoverable: exiting now

Looks like I had to use nobody:nobody isted of root:root. Seems to have done the trick for me.

I'm having issues with my Nextcloud installation. I'm running the LinuxServer's Nextcloud container. When I tried to log in to the webui, I received the following error message: "Error Your data directory is readable by other users. Please change the permissions to 0770 so that the directory cannot be listed by other users." I then ran chmod -R 0770 /mnt/user/Nextcloud. After doing this, when I try to access it, I get the following error message: "Error Your data directory is invalid. Ensure there is a file called ".ocdata" in the root of the data directory. Your data directory is not writable. Permissions can usually be fixed by giving the web server write access to the root directory. See https://docs.nextcloud.com/server/27/go.php?to=admin-dir_permissions." I have a .ocdata file under /mnt/user/Nextcloud. The permissions on /mnt/user/Nextcloud are as follows: drwxrwx--- 1 root root 113 Sep 26 07:55 NextCloud/ I can't seem to get this to work correctly. Does anyone have any tips? Do I need to set another owner/group?

Ah! Thanks! Will try this when I get home from work! Love this community! ❤️

Got 12 used dell enterprise SSD drives from work today, but I am having some problems with the unassigned device plugin. They are not showing up as unassigned devices. They show up in the unassigned preclear-thingie, but they are all marked as "cannot preclear". I see them in the filesystem under /dev/dsXXX. I even get smart data off them by using smartctl. Anyone know how come the preclear and mounting is not working? I am running version 6.11.5 of unraid. Diagnostics attached. unraid02-diagnostics-20230228-2311.zip

Both Radarr and Sonarr was set in bridgemode. Worked with Sonarr but not Radarr. Sat both of them in hostmode, and everything worked

Looks like changing the network type from bridge mode to host mode did the trick. Not sure why. All three containers were set to use bridge mode, but changing radarr to host mode solved the problem.

I am moving all my download-stuff from a windows server to unraid containers, but I am having some problems with Radarr. I am using binhex for Radarr, Sonarr and sabnzb. Sonarr works perfectly, and I have configured Radarr in the same way as Sonarr, but I cannot get Radarr to connect to Sab. Any idea what might be wrong? unraid02-diagnostics-20220722-0346.zip

I am in the process of creating a backup-scheme for all my servers and data, but when it comes to plex I am not sure what would be the best way. I was thinking of maybe using rsync and just copy everything to my backup server. But I se that my metadata-folder is 22Gb and hundreds of thousands (if not millions) of tiny files. I guess this is just things like thumbnails etc? Is this something that I need to backup? If I need to do a disaster recovery I would like to get my plex up and running with all the userdata and watchprogress etc, but I don't have any problems re-downloading things like thumbnails and other non-essential data. I have a 1gbit internet connection and a beefy server. My total appdata/plex folder is 33GB. 22GB of this is the /appdata/plex/Library/Application Support/Plex Media Server/Metadata folder. Can I just exclude this folder from the backup without breaking it?