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10 hours ago, Adam H said:

I just encountered this issue as well.  I was running Unraid 6.8.2 for a long while - mounting NFS shares using fstab on Linux Mint 20, with no issues.  I just updated to 6.8.3 and I'm experiencing the same behavior as everyone else.  As soon as a file is written over a cache-enabled share, the share dies.  Subsequent access attempts give me the "stale file handle" error.  I tested a share with CIFS and it does the same thing.

 

Ultimately I disabled the cache on each share and it works like others have mentioned.  It's far from an ideal solution though.

 

 

So, it seems to be a problem only of 6.8.3? Really strange, however in my case, with SMB I don't have this problem.

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16 hours ago, Guido said:

I have and it doesn't as far as I can see...

I need a raid set, and with the Unassigned Devices plugin I can only share a single drive... Or if it is possible to set a few drives in a raid mode, I haven't found out how... a pointer in the right direction would be nice in that case.

How did you go about setting up a raid that is not part of the array?

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29 minutes ago, Guido said:

It is on a new raid set that will only be available as a "cache". It is set to cache only.

I need it to be like this cause I didn't want it to be part of the main raid setup.

Have you ever tried the Unassigned Devices plugin? It does exactly that.

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34 minutes ago, SuberSeb said:

Cache disabled and I don't have cache at all.

In my case that was the problem, so I don't know what to tell you!

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On 9/1/2020 at 2:13 PM, SuberSeb said:

Have this issue with Unraid 6.8.3. I have 2 servers: J3455Unraid and R7Unraid. I have mounted on J3455Unraid share from R7Unraid. Sometimes I got this error "stale file handle" so I need manully unmount and mount this share. How can I fix that? SMB1 is not an option. Also I tried disable hard links in Global Share Settings.

Hi, do you have the cache enabled on this share?

[Constant rcpbind message]

Has anyone understood what is causing these messages? My permissions are set correctly, Proxmox writes in the NFS shares and the latter are successfully mounted, what can it be?

[var/log 100% full after reboot - rpcbind spam]

Hi @Cadal,

have you ever solved it? My logs are full of these messages. Do you use Proxmox?