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Is this project still alive? Doesn't seem to be many recent updates. Are there any good alternatives?

What's the difference between RustDeskServer and RustDeskServer-Relay? I know there is an hbbs and hbbr parts to RustDesk, is that the difference here?So we need both of these dockers installed at the same time? -buzz

Also had the same problem. The above commands fixed it.

Nevermind. Deleted it. doesn't work and no support.

Hello, I just installed from Unraid Community Applications. No changes made to config. I go to http://myserver.mydomain.com:8438 and the Pinry homepage comes up. And that's it. I can't register, I can't login, and I don't know how to pin anything. Where do I go from here? I thought I read all the docs, but there is nothing about admin except editing the local_settings.py file, but no explanation of how to edit or why. Thanks buzz

This definitely needs to happen. It has been promised for over 3 years. Or, at least, the Doc needs to be changed to reflect that we still only have NFSv3 and NFSv4 cannot be enabled. I tried to edit the wiki, but I don't have permissions. buzz

That's wierd. I get connection failed in both Chrome and Firefox with HTTPS. Something strange about my setup I'll have to figure out. Thanks buzz

So, it only works via HTTP, but the link on the Unbalance settings page goes to HTTPS and you get an error. buzz

Yep, parity was good. So a precautionary step you could take would be to copy just the emulated disk's data somewhere else before you replace it, in case something like this happens during rebuild. Probably not necessary most of the time, but it is something you could do if you wanted to be extra sure not to lose data. I'll have to remember that, but I probably wouldn't have done it this time anyway. 🙄

@jonathanm That's probably what I'm gonna do. It was all media files. I can get them again. I still need to sync a library and see what went away. Thinking about this, If a drive goes away and is being emulated, can I still copy the data from just that drive? Was there an emulated diks4 share? I have never looked to see if that was true when I've had one being emulated.

Thanks @itimpi! it works great, but knowing the file type is not helping much. I guess I could rename with the correct type and then open and see what each is. But that would take YEARS with the thousands of files in the lost+found folder that have no identification. So still pretty much lost. It is very frustrating knowing that the total used space on that drive is almost exactly what the original was, but it is 97% in the lost+found with no identification of any kind.

Well, I started the array after the reiserfsck --rebuild-tree completed. The array is up and shows healthy. BUT... There are a CRAPLOAD of files in the lost +found folder. A lot have names and are in folders but most are just files with numbers for names. Pretty much no way to figure out what they were. So in essence most of the data on that drive was lost. Most likely it is because I replaced a bad drive with a bad drive, but there were no errors with the drive in it's previous life. I have replaced drives before in Unraid with used drives I had, but never had this problem. I wish there was some notification during the rebuild that the disk couldn't be written to or something. Thanks for all the help @Squid buzz

Running it now. Should I deal with any files in the lost+found folder before or after I start the array with maintenance mode unchecked?

Well that didn't take as long as I expected. Ended saying I need to run with the --rebuild tree option. Comparing bitmaps..vpf-10640: The on-disk and the correct bitmaps differs. Bad nodes were found, Semantic pass skipped 24 found corruptions can be fixed only when running with --rebuild-tree ########### reiserfsck finished at Sun Oct 6 16:27:48 2019 ########### Any recommendations before I run it?

Thanks Squid. Running the reiserfsck --check now. The replacement disk was not new, but had not had any known errors in it's previous life. It only had a blank partition on it. Was I just lucky enough to use a bad drive to replace a bad drive? That would be par for the course 🙄. Also, do you think I've lost any data at this point if the drive gets repaired? I don't see it being emulated. I have some new larger drives and am planning to upgrade parity then use the new disks to upgrade to XFS. Just need to get one of those 'round tuits' 😉 buzz