Ronald Brinkerink

@itimpi, I have applied these settings but there is nothing being logged on the logs share. Should the ip address be 127.0.0.1 or the external address given by the router as in these settings? Is the mirror to flash mandatory? Am i missing something regarding the ports? Is there a simple way to test if the syslog server responds to messages? I have tried this: ``` nc -w0 -u 192.168.90.1 514 <<< "testing again from my home machine" ``` But no logs appear. Thanks for your effort

So sorry, I missed that. Thank you for pointing this out. A workaround for me was passthru a port using ssl and access the server that way.

I have the same problem, I can SSH in to my server, however the gui is not accessible thru xxxxxx.unraid.net. Nginx is running and the server as well (wget localhost works). Seems some some kind of dns problem. I did not change anything on my server side. It just stopped working a week ago or so. I rebooted but no change. brains-diagnostics-20230120-1559.zip

Probably because the cache drive had insufficient space this error occurred but I am not sure. I have balanced the cache drive and the system reports 697GB free space on the cache drive. I am a newbie and have trouble to solve this. I have browsed the forum and understand that there are some issues with BTRFS reporting the proper free space but I am not sure if I am searching in the right direction. I am running version 6.9.0 without problems till now. I am running multiple docker containers - swag - openvpn - OVPNprivoxy - plex - radarr/sonarr/lidarr/overseerr/nzbget all working together and a few others like handbrake and mkvtools No vm's running Diagnostics are attached. Unfortunately after a reboot because I thought that would solve the problem. Thank you very much for your effort. Ronald brains-diagnostics-20210312-0933.zip

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Hi, I installed this modified version of unraid today. Unfortunately I now cannot find or install the unassigned devices plugin. It is just not in the list. Any ideas or is this just a coincidence? Thanks, Ronald