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Changing root password? My firefox install went bad due to snap being weird and the only password I have managed to loose was the root account for audiobookshelf. I googled how to change had the suggestion was to alter a dataX.json file, but i can't find a file that looks like that in my install? Has the method to alter the root password changed? Thanks.
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I am getting the same error, if I manually get the podcasts to download everything this is fine. One or more of them is causing the docker to crash when the cron job runs. I think it is one badly behaved podcast that requires authentication, I have now turned of automatic updates off that so I will see if the container remains up.
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I had a issue with my server where it would hard crash unexpectedly. Figured out it was that my PSU was cutting out when something put stress on the GPU. Swapped that out for another PSU and all is well. Fortunately I had a 1500WATT PSU on a shelf from another system that was retired so I had one going spare.
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Mysterious crashes like this for me have always been the PSU. I had one that would very occasionally trip the breaker before failing more often. Took ages to figure that out because the system was on a UPS that kept it on.
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I have had this problem with a few different version of Ubuntu desktop, it just seems to stop. If I leave the CPU as 1 core and the first core available for install I have had more luck. Although it is slower. I then change it later.
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This is timely for me as well as I am about to do the same thing.
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Hello, I tried using my unraid server for rsnapshot backups of my workstation, workstation saving the snapshots to a unraid share. It didn't seem to work, loads of errors which look like problems with hard links. I have hard link support for hard links enabled but perhaps there are still issues. Anyone else use rsnapshot in this way? Thanks.
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Ok, maybe it is worth a go. Its also something fun to try which let's be honest is part of the reason why we have UNRAID systems.
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Hello, I have seen a few posts on this but they were before the use of SSDs was more common etc. I have two servers, one is UNRAID (used for backup and databases mostly), and the other is a Debian system that I use for plex, owncloud, and webhosting. There is a fair amount of traffic between the two, backups and databases. I was thinking of getting two 2.5Gbps cards to connect them directly (don't have the PCIe slots for 10Gbps). Anyone doing this and do you think it was worth it? Thanks, Phil
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***I think this is my Chrome that is broken so this can be ignored.*** I have an error with VNC Remote. SyntaxError: The requested module '../core/util/browser.js' does not provide an export named 'hasScrollbarGutter' Anyone else had this? I am using Chrome and I haven't tried rebooting yet. Edit: I can VNC into the machines with Remmina or similar.
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I can probably wait...
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I am a bit new to docker, but would it be possible to upgrade to php7.4 somehow?
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I figured this out. If anyone else would like to know you: Set Repository: neo4j:enterprise (so add the :enterprise) Then put an additional environment variation in Extra Parameters - you need to be in advanced view. Extra Parameters: --env=NEO4J_ACCEPT_LICENSE_AGREEMENT=yes Then it should update to the enterprise version and you are away!
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Is there an option to install the enterprise version instead of community?
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Thanks for these, I have also been thinking about adding more drive bays to this case. I think I might put something in the 51/4 bays to take a bunch of 3.5in drives. I have actually two of these cases the R1 and R2. I always found it odd that the R2 had less HDD bays but I guess that is the direction of travel with most systems.
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Ah, ok. Yes that would work. I assume that when setting up a VM or a docker etc you can pick the cache pool? That would work really well.
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Hi all, I am new to UNRAID and have a question about storage for databases like Neo4J, mariadb, etc. Currently they store their files in the cache, which is fine for now but could be a problem when if/when I store more data. Would there be any performance implications for using the array for databases? Particularly with how the array functions? Would it better to do something else perhaps? Maybe using unassigned disks in a mirror for a bit of redundancy? What do other people do? Thanks, Phil
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I believe I have sorted this out myself. I did not correctly 'move' data out of the cache before switching it off. I have now done that and the status is all files encrypted.
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Hi everyone, I have a share that originally used the cache so it moved to saying that some files where not encrypted, I have since stopped it using the cache but it still has the status of some files not encrypted. Is there something additionally that I need to do to ensure that all files are encrypted. I ran a move operation. Thanks, Philip
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Just to update this, there is an option to put --inplace in the rsync command used by backintime, I am testing to see how it works.
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I am not 100% sure I can modify the rsync commands as they are built into BackInTime but I will have a go and see if this is possible. It might be a configurable flag somewhere. Otherwise doing the manual edit isn't a massive trauma as I don't reboot the server much anyway.
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Related question, what would putting the entire share config in smb-extra.conf instead do?
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I have worked out that if I remove vfs objects fruit and streams_xattr it then works. But I need that for other shares. Can I make custom changs to this share somehow?
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Hi. I would like to allow ._* files on one share as when rsyncing to it for dackups files starting with an undrescore do not get copied as the temporary file that rsync tries to make gets blocked, and there are some libraries I use that have files with _ as their first character. What is the best way to allow this in unraid? I have another server that doesn't block these but I have been testing unraid for my backup server. Thanks.