Coshy93

Please see attached diagnostics :) tower-diagnostics-20220414-1756.zip

Well, i would have thought that if i was having a VPN issue, the docker therefore wouldn't work? But they are working fine. Also, in the log file, it's making it passed all the VPN stage and getting to the WebUI started section. I tested without the ovpn files and it got hung up at the VPN stage, put the file back in and again, went to the webUI stage and the docker started working fine. Just, couldn't get to its webUI.

Hi All, Recently had a power outage where my server couldn't be gracefully shut down. Upon booting it back up, i cannot access the webUI of 3 of my dockers. All 3 of the ones i cannot access, have my VPN service built in. (DelugeVPN, JackettVPN and nzbgetVPN). My other dockers are running and working fine. These 3 are working perfectly fine and all other dockers can see them and use them fine, i just cannot access the webUI of them from any computer on my network. I get a "This site can't be reached, 192.168.8.160 took too long to respond" error. I immediately tried restoring from an app data backup, but this did not help. I tried reinstalling the docker with fresh settings, but this did not help. I then tried removing the docker, deleting the app data and installing again, but also did not help. The logs of each docker have the docker getting to the webUI stage correctly. Wondering if someone may be of some assistance? Would be much appreciated. Coshy EDIT: When i change the network from bridge to another type of network, i can access them, but my other dockers (for obvious reasons) cannot see them.

Hi All, first post ever in the unraid forums, had a power outage and now since rebooting i cannot access the WebUI of DelugeVPN, JackettVPN or NZBGETVPN but they're all functioning correctly and all other dockers can see them, i just cannot access the webui of these ones in particular, which are all VPN based ones. Any idea what the go might be? I tried removing them and installing again from scratch, tried restoring app data but neither of these seem to help. Even tried removing the docker, manually deleting the app data folder and installing from scratch but still, no go.

Would you be able to explain to a dummy like me how I make these changes go my unraid server / Mac os vm to pass through my 5700xt? Im unsure where to add those boot args and don't know how to perform the other steps with clover etc. But eager to learn!

For anyone that came across this, i got it working in the end! Had to create a new VM (Was able to point it to the same VM HDD so that re installation wasn't required) and had to select Q35 instead of i440. Everything now works fine!

Thanks for that! that helps with the parity question. So, with the VM, last night i watched and followed the SpaceInvader One tutorials which were helpful. Unraid certainly could have done a slightly better job of clarifying things but, i suppose it's aimed at people that already have half an idea. So, all was going well through the first VM setup video. I had my VM booting with VNC graphics and input etc. and installed drivers and OS tweaks. Next comes the passthrough video, following it step by step and, no display output when it comes time to start. I was using the GPU for Unraid and the VM and used the BIOS that i grabbed out of GPUz. I also, for peace of mind, grabbed a confirmed UEFI enabled bios from Techpowerup, but this didn't help. I went back into my BIOS, forced onboard and rebooted. Unraid is now using my onboard. I've removed the BIOS file as i assume it is one more thing that can go wrong and tried to boot. The machine booted the Windows automated start up repair! Success! Or so i thought.. I shut it down from here and went again, for a normal start up. I got the Windows 10 spinning wheel for about 1 second and it froze. I'm sure i read something somewhere before this mentioning that there is something to try when / if this happens, but i can't recall what it was and can't find it. Intel VT-D is enabled in BIOS and IOMMU is enabled in Unraid. My GPU display is in its own IOMMU group and the audio side of it is in the next IOMMU group. Unsure if this would cause an issue? In the SpaceInvader videos, he mentions enabling ACS override, but it looks like Unraid has been updated since the video and i had 3 options to pick from, so i went with "both". Any advice is appreciated. Currently at work so a log dump isn't possible, but can get one next time i try if this would be best?

Thanks so much! Have seen a few Linus Tech Tips videos referring to Unraid but never heard of spaceinvaders - Will check those out! Thanks!

Hi all, I've come from IT a few years ago (Mostly workshop activities, home server setup and maintenance and fully Apple certified) and looking at running an Unraid box. Partially for the learning and fun and partially because, well, it'll be cheaper than buying a Qnap and i have plenty of random sized hard drives and HDD bays in my case. I understand that as far as drives go, Unraid writes directly to a drive and if you had 5 drives and no parity drive and a drive failed, you still have 4 x drives worth of accessible data. My questions are: 1. I've read that you only need a parity drive, the size of your largest drive. So, what happens if i have 4 x 8TB drives, 3 x 6TB drives and 2 x 4TB drives with a single 8TB parity drive. How can that single 8TB parity drive hold enough info to rebuild any one of those drives? I'm assuming that the instructions of parity are not the same size as the data. So, assuming that to rebuild a 4GB movie, you do not need 4GB worth of parity information. But where do you draw the line? Where does a parity drive become too small for your array? (Or is this a case of some information is worse than none and i'm over thinking it?) 2. If i set a cache SSD of 60GB and transferred 40GB up front and then 50GB moments later, what happens? Does 60GB go to the cache and then the remainder get flicked directly to the array? (WIth the cache eventually moving to the array) 3. I tried setting up a Windows 10 VM. Now, i stuffed up and was running Unraid off of my GPU. I tried to passthrough the GPU to the VM and when i ran it, surprise surprise, the system crashed. (Didn't include a Vbios). I went into the BIOS and forced on board and tried again. The VM seemed to boot to a virtual BIOS? I selected a Windows 10 ISO in the setup panel etc. but not sure if it was my little mishap with the GPU (as in, a hardware VM issue causing BIOS) or perhaps a bad iso? I was running out of time last night so gave up on the idea for now, but keen to hear theories and things to try. Was toying with the idea of NAS and gaming machine or NAS and HTPC, depending on gaming performance as to which machine gets unraid and the HDD's. Thanks all!