Everything posted by prahjister
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Cache Replacement Catastrophe
Thank everyone for there help. I posed this question in hopes to have some answers after work. I was able to recover a good portion of the dockers and some were not affected. I had to update 1 docker that referenced cache. I tried to rename the cache to cache but that made it worse. So I changed it back to cachenew. I thought about a few things today and discovered this afternoon. While i was cleaning up i deleted 2 users. I thought it was unrelated at the time but you never know. I believe i created them a long time ago when i was attempting to try and use the nas as a game drive at some point and pretty sure they were remnants of that. I also have a user and user0? Why is this? With a single appdata in it and a nodered folder. I would like to mention that if the mover was working i think i would have avoided all of this. The mover would not move my files from cache back to the array. I also could not find good directions for moving these files around manually I also made a cardinal sin and made changes without backing up anything. I should have been more diligent . This is not worth the heart ache. Thanks again for any guidance tower-diagnostics-20250422-1820.zip
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Cache Replacement Catastrophe
I looked through the dockers and renaming doesn't resoning doesnt make sense to me. But I am a complete novice. Here is my node red example /mnt/user/appdata/nodered/. The change I made.
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Cache Replacement Catastrophe
No i did not realize i needed to change the name. I thankfully think i have my kids minecraft worlds. I didnt have them autostart and think that might he saving grace. Everything else is a pain in the ass but i can get through it. I still see the approximate same amount of usage. Is there any chance the files are hidden and recoverable.
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Cache Replacement Catastrophe
I think i know the answer. I was upgrading my single cache drive last night. 500gb to 1 tb. I installed the new drive. It took me a while but this was the process that i did. Created a new pool called newcache. Added it to the cache pool making cachenew the primary and cache the secondary and preferring to have the files on newcache. Ran the mover and waited a lifetime. Checked cache and it was almost empty. Ran the mover again and the drive was completely empty. I removed the cache from the pool and started the array dockers etc. I thought i was good but after starting everting it is like a brand new dockers with all my appdata being lost. I was able to recover some stuff. Some of my servers were not auto start and those appear to be ok. What did i do wrong? Any way I missed something and can recover my appdata? I have had such good luck i took the risk of moving without a backup.
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[Support] ich777 - Gameserver Dockers
Can you create an Astroneer server? There is a link in this thread pointing to a discord thread that has a workaround for wine.
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SSL Cert Issue
Sorry I didn't see you replied. No I get no indication that my guid for my usb is blacklisted anywhere else. I assumed this is unrelated to my usb and a cert would not have anything to do with this. Do you think my usb is blacklisted? I had a mishap about a month ago while doing a hardware upgrade. Long story short. I started the process to move my usb but never went through with it. I received an email but never moved to a new usb. I figured out my issue without the need to move.
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SSL Cert Issue
Oops Sorry, an error occurred in processing your SSL certificate. The error is: Your GUID is blacklisted. This is the error I get when I press renew under Settings > Management Access. I was expecting the certificate to renew. I cant find anything on this issue.
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Upgrading to 6.9.1 I lost network connectivity
I had a sweat ridden hour and a half. Thought I would share my experience and resolution. I saw that there was an update for 6.9.1. this morning so I thought I would update. My previous experience has always been good so I didn't make a backup before updating. I pushed the update and rebooted and I lost network connectivity. UGH What ultimately fixed it was deleting the network.cfg config file and rebooting. Well I didn't actually delete it....I just renamed it. I stopped docker and vm's and set a static ip address. After hitting save I lost all connectivity and I had to do a hard shutdown but it came back up with my static IP address. While I was trouble shooting I downgraded to 6.9.0 so I brought it back up to 6.9.1 and all seems good. The crazy thing is that after everything was back up I compared the newly created network.cfg and the renamed they are exactly the same.