henryw3

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  1. I recently upgraded form 6.11.5 to 6.12.10, which has caused some issues with files disapperaing, and everything being read-only. I downgraded back to 6.11.5 and then had to run xfs_repair on 2 of the drives, upgraded again last night and the missing files have appeared again - but plex/sonarr/etc cannot see them mounted using cifs (they exist when running ls though). The files are all actually there, as playing them mounted over cifs from my laptop works fine. Any ideas what might have happened?

  2. 8 hours ago, saneguy said:

    Don't think this does what you think it does. If I understood correctly, this measures speed to that docker container. For e.g., if you have this docker container running on your Unraid and you visit this container's URL from your mobile phone via Wifi, then the speed you see is the speed experienced by your mobile phone when accessing the Unraid machine.

     

    So when I visit this from my mobile phone, I see speeds ranging between 400-400 Mbps over Wifi

    When I visit this connected to a 10Gbps switch, I see speeds of around 8Gbps.

     

    If your Unraid machine is exposed to the internet, then perhaps, the docker container can be used to do an internet speed test.

     

    This isn't what that container does, it always runs the speedtest from the container using ooklas cli. I would guess that the difference in speeds you are seeing would be down to it connecting to different servers each time it runs the test

  3. On 3/24/2021 at 3:53 PM, cinereus said:

    Is there a dedicated thread for your docker yet?

     

    I have a feature request. Let healthcheck fail if speed(s) are below a given threshold.

     

    I just found for the last 24 hours one of my ethernet interfaces had dropped to 100 Mbps and required replugging to fix. It would have been caught by this.

    Don't think there is a thread, and I rarely check here so best bet is add a feature request issue on GitHub and I'll eventually get round to adding it in

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  4. 2 minutes ago, cinereus said:

    Yes. Weirdly I tested half a dozen times. Coming back now 15 mins later and it's loading!

     

    Looks great too, especially like Telegram and Healthchecks integration.

     

    Oh, one question, how do you change default number of days on the graph?

    Good to hear. Yeah, there's no way to do that atm, is something I've been meaning to add for a while so it will get added in the next couple of weeks when I've got some time to work on it

  5. @mmag05 you sure you have accepted the licence agreement from wherever you are calling the binary directly?

     

    Have not had any experience with using telegraf, but have written some small scripts to send data to influxdb. Would it not be easier to write a script that checks the latest test run in the speedtest-tracker and inserts it into the db? That way you are not running any additional speedtests that won't be recorded by the docker container

     

    You can get the latest result in cli by running:

    php /config/www/artisan speedtest:latest