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Thanks for the link. I'll consider that one too. Not too sure how the return policy is with Tiger DIrect if anything goes wrong. Maybe Best Buy can PM them.

@cmarshall85 I just checked out some CyberPower reviews and yes, there are quite a bit of fire/smoke stories. Maybe I will just keep this APC. We don't have thunderstorms or high humidity here, in Southern California, which may cause a spike. Testing the APC by pulling the plug seems to keep it on power well enough for ~35min (according to the unit's display). Thanks for the heads up.

Has anyone used a CyberPower 1500VA / 900Watts True Sine Wave Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS) with unRAID? Costco has this for $150 (sale) and wondering if it's plug-n-play like APC UPS's. I just bought a APC Back-UPS Pro 1000 VA UPS, 8-Outlets, Black (BX1000M-LM60) from Staples ($90) and thinking about upgrading to this one instead because it's (1) True Sine Wave, (2) has more power, and (3) Costo "warranty" if anything goes wrong with it. Model: CST1500S Link: https://www.costco.com/cyberpower-1500va--900watts-true-sine-wave-uninterruptible-power-supply-(ups).product.100527623.html Thanks

@TheSpook, Thanks for the walk through. I'm running into an issue though where the IDrive service doesn't automatically start up whenever the docker is restarted. I have to go back in the docker and manually start the services again. How do you get the IDrive service and cron service to start automatically? Thanks

For anyone else running into this issue (I found this post from google) Thanks for the tip. I also used # Watch the log to see which disk is preventing the array from stopping tail -f /var/log/syslog In my case, it was disk1 Sep 11 09:22:04 unraid root: umount: /mnt/disk1: target is busy. <-------------------- Sep 11 09:22:04 unraid emhttpd: shcmd (59235): exit status: 32 Sep 11 09:22:04 unraid emhttpd: Retry unmounting disk share(s)... Sep 11 09:22:09 unraid emhttpd: Unmounting disks... Sep 11 09:22:09 unraid emhttpd: shcmd (59236): umount /mnt/disk1 Using @cookwjc's output, I used lsof to find the offender root@unraid:/mnt# lsof | grep disk1 bash 24735 root cwd DIR 9,1 4096 133 /mnt/disk1/backups/QNAP/qpkg I then killed the PID kill 24735 # or kill -9 24735 if it's safe and it's not responding The array was then able to finish stopping. It would be nice if unRAID would be able to detect these types of issues. Thanks for the tip @cookwjc!

Yes. I changed it from blank (default) to 8081 (unused port) to get it working. By default it's blank which then points back to unraid.

Just installed this and the web link takes me to my unraid homepage. Anyone else getting this on a fresh install? [Updated] I changed the port from blank to 8081 and it's working now. Thanks for the docker!