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I recently ran into an issue where privoxy is functioning as it normally does. There hasn't been any changes to my setup, but I do auto-update the DelugeVPN container. The port is configured to 8118, but none of my containers nor my browser can access it via the host/bridge IP address. I am able to access the DelugeVPN web gui, so I know that the VPN is working. I'm wondering if it has anything to do with the listening address. When I open up a console for the container, I ran netstat and here are the results:
tcp 0 0 127.0.0.1:8118 0.0.0.0:* LISTEN - tcp 0 0 0.0.0.0:8112 0.0.0.0:* LISTEN -
The web admin is configured on 0.0.0.0 for port 8112, while privoxy is configured on 127.0.0.1. Could this be the issue?
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Thanks, I really appreciate it. I spent some time with the RAM by disabling XMP and it seems stable so far. I'm on an X570 board with an updated bios. If I hit another sag I'm able to edit C-state settings, but not the Power Supply Idle Control.
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Does this seem some type of hardware panic? Not sure if there is something wrong with my config where my system randomly hangs, but I managed to keep a monitor plugged in and finally saw an error code. I've also included a copy of my diagnostics. I would appreciate any general guidance. Thanks!
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Not working for me either. I thought this would be a cheap upgrade but ended up getting a Mellanox.
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[TL;DR]
I had issues with transfer speed from a Mac (40 MB/s). I fixed it with reducing the Delayed TCP ack to 0 and now get about 110 MB/s.
[SOLVED]
I went through a bunch of search results and ended up finding this:
http://www.debugginlife.com/solved-very-slow-file-transfer-on-mac-shares-smbafp/
In summary, try running this command in your terminal:
sudo sysctl -w net.inet.tcp.delayed_ack=0
Remount the share and test your speed. I used Blackmagic Disk Speed and iperf3 to test it out. This is a temporary fix. If it works for you, then you'll have to edit your /etc/sysctl.conf file and add
net.inet.tcp.delayed_ack=0
Other fixes people have tried are:
- Disabling SMB signing
- Changing from SMB to AFP
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I'm new to Unraid and managed to get most of my server setup and would appreciate any advice. I'm migrating a lot of files (movies, tv shows, photos, etc...) over and I'm experiencing a very strange issue where there are long pauses in my transfer. I'm transferring about 7.5 TB and it's been about 2 days. My two issues are:
- SMB network transfers will suddenly pause for a period of time. It doesn't appear that the cache is moving anything to the array at this time.
- Identifying bottlenecks. My network transfers are hitting about 40 MB/s when it's actually working (Mac Mini with direct attached storage @ 220 MB/s --> Unifi network configured for jumbo frames --> UnRaid server with 1TB SSD Cache --> Disk Array with WD 10TB Red Drives capable of 210 MB/s sequential writes).
The Unraid server has a 1TB cache drive and is set to automatically move data at 70% utilization. The long pauses don't occur when the SSD is moving data. The Unraid server is capable of hitting 900 Mbps (112 MB/s) on external speed tests. The network transfers will get to about 40 MB/s and then suddenly stop for long periods of time. I don't see much I/O activity on the Main section of my Unraid server. I would appreciate any help.
I've attached the diagnostic file if anyone with experience can take a look.
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11 hours ago, trurl said:
Are you getting the Unraid boot menu?
Thanks for responding. I was able to fix it with a new Unraid install using the legacy method. I reinstalled Unraid like 10x using the USB Creator. Definitely buggy on both Windows and MacOS. Between that and replacing the flash drive, my issue is resolved now and I got pretty much everything running ✅
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Did you ever fix this issue @IronBeardKnight? I'm running into the same issue.