SimonMisc

I was able to get to the bottom of this issue as I kept seeing it myself as well- I gather unRAID’s /mnt/user share uses a FUSE layer that lacks full hard-link support, causing PostgreSQL’s WAL initialization to fail. I switched from "/mnt/user/appdata/openproject/pgdata" to "/mnt/cache/appdata/openproject/pgdata" inside the template and everything immediately began working normally.

Hey there, I found this plugin while playing around with reverse-proxying ssh traffic to a specific subdomain and thought it would be a nice supplement to existing security to have password attempts blocked out on the server-side. I disabled the root login access and last night in a moment of poor judgement attempted to log in on the machine without changing this setting. Now my wireguard IP is likely on some deny list as the server is refusing connections. What's the proper procedure for undoing this, and did you ever flesh-out a whitelist method for known safe local IPs like you mentioned considering a few pages back in this thread? I'd be very thankful for your assistance in this matter!

+1 for interest here, just tried setting it up and assumed it was a Raven Scanner issue until I saw this thread saying it used to work on 6.10.3.

Can you elaborate a bit on what you did to get it started again? I'm not totally clear on what you mean by curling the config. So far I've chmod-ed the /mnt/user/appdata/hrconvert2 folder to 755 and after a restart nothing appears to have changed re: "Could not verify color scheme!"

So I just found this thread while remembering vaguely that there's a no-no somewhere when it comes to transferring files manually, in this case the 0-byte truncation issue you mentioned. What's still not clear to me is which directories are safe to move files between. As an example, I'm hoping to move everything from my Cache pool to a new Temp Pool drive. Can I safely move for example /mnt/cache/appdata to (newly created) /mnt/temp/appdata?

I've been having problems getting the WebUI to load at all this week, which is driving me crazy because I swear it was working fine last month/year and none of my container launch settings have changed in any way.

Is there any way to fully disable the login prompt? I've set up a Traefik middleware basicauth login page in front of MineOS to use my standard username/password and avoid having to remember "nobody" every once in a while, but whenever I leave WEBUI_PASSWORD blank it defaults to "mineos" with no obvious way to disable or bypass the login form for unrestricted access.

I've just started noticing this *after* buying into Plus, and it's getting to be really frustrating. Hard Links: No and NFS Tunable: -1 haven't fixed it in my case. I'm exploring file locks, async options, etc on the client but so far no luck.