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Update - rebooting the server actually did fix it.

root@PiperMobile:~# unraid-api plugins install unraid-api-plugin-connect Archiving node_modules from '/usr/local/unraid-api/node_modules' to '/boot/config/plugins/dynamix.my.servers/node_modules-for-v4.32.1.tar.xz' node_modules archive created successfully. Added plugin unraid-api-plugin-connect Restarting the Unraid API... [PM2] Applying action restartProcessId on app [unraid-api](ids: [ 0 ]) [PM2] [unraid-api](0) ✓ +--- unraid-api namespace : default version : 4.32.1+5c297da1 pid : 82734 pm2 id : 0 status : online mode : fork restarted : 1 uptime : 1s memory usage : 221.8mb error log : /var/log/graphql-api.log watching : no PID file : /var/log/.pm2/pids/unraid-api-0.pid

On one of my unRAID 7.3 beta 2 servers I see this: Same screen on my other unRAID 7.3 beta 2 server I see this: I also notice the upper right corner one of them has the orange unRAID logo and more options and seems a bit more "connected". It used to work but trying to uninstall and re-install the unRAID Connect plug-in didn't fix it.

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Long story short I've converted a Beelink Sei12 Mini PC into a 8TB all flash (1 NVMe, 1 SATA SSD) array unRAID server. The surrounding setup is a UniFi Dream Router, NetGear NightHawk M6 Pro (AT&T), and BLUETTI EB3A Power Station - all packaged into a neat milk crate so the all setup is ultra portable. Currently whenever I am home, I plug in a USB NIC to the front USB-C port to allow it to get a local IP on the network which then I can rsync the latest library updates across. Problem Statement: unRAID gets a little cranky when network adapters are added or removed while Docker is running; frankly the whole thing gets a bit finicky as even if up force the interface online (ifconfig eth1 up), the Web UI won't load. Presently I've written a bash script that queries the number of current network devices when the system boots, and if it changes, reboot. Question: Is there a better way? (Below is my script) #!/bin/bash if test -f "/tmp/current_nics.log"; then current_nic_count=$(ifconfig -a | grep -i eth | grep -i mtu | wc -l) previous_nic_count=$(cat /tmp/current_nics.log) if [ "$current_nic_count" == "$previous_nic_count" ]; then echo "No Change In Network" else echo "Network Changed; Rebooting" /sbin/reboot fi else ifconfig -a | grep -i eth | grep -i mtu | wc -l > /tmp/current_nics.log echo "Default Network Count Being Set" fi

Did you see?! UNRAID OS VERSION 6.12.0-RC5!!!

For anyone curious - test/beta builds are still happening - 6.12.0-rc2.11 just came out

Dashboard Updates, AutoTrim for xfs and btrfs, Linux Multi-Gen LRU, Release bz file restructure - all kinds of stuff!

It took about 3-5 minutes for it to recognize the backup had stopped. I did edit my post but it fixed itself. Great update to this app also!

Confirmed working now! Found an interesting issue though - I clicked Abort but it appears the gzip stuck in the middle of running so I killed the gzip command at the CLI level. It's now stuck thinking the backup is in running mode; but it isn't as you can see on the screen. Edit: it did finally recognize the backup had finished; I just jumped the gun.