riddler0815

Hi, I have the following problem: When people up- or download files with guest-accounts (via web browser) the up- and downloads will stop after several 100MB and/or several GB. There is no particular pattern when it will stop. The first day after installing the docker, it worked fine. The second day, I activated the index-service within the docker. After that the up-/downloads were unstable. I deactivated the index-service, but no improvement. Then I deleted the .tonidodb in every directory. After that, it worked better. Now it takes longer till an up-/download aborts, but still it h

I have the same problem and I inserted the additional paths, but I still have the same issue, running my docker full everytime when I download data from my nextcloud. As @blaine07 mentioned, is it really sufficient to add the variables in the docker or is there an adaption somewhere else needed?

3 hours of thread-research and the solution is so simple. I had the same problem with my HP NC364T. Just saw only 1 of the 4 ports. I just put all of the 4 ports in the xml-file in one bus and it worked like magic Thanks to all for investigating this issue and providing the solution.

I know, it's an old thread, but did you solve the problem? I have the same issue with an HP NC364T as well. Thank you.

I just installed the same network adapter (HP NC364T) and my unRAID also detects only 2 out of 4 ports. My board is a Asus Z10PA-D8 with two E5-2680v3. With the stated commands I get 4 network ports listed. 2 onboard and 2 from the HP network adapter. Edit: Changing the PCI-Express slot doesn't change anything. Still 2 out of 4.

Is there a possibility to monitor the status of the mover? In the syslog there aren't any messages according to the mover. The "mover-button" in the main-tab will be reenabled, but it would be great to know how long it will take. Something like the copy-process in Windows. Thank you.