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  1. Thanks for the explanation. Can I just confirm then that if my Version of Nextcloud software is 23 but the container itself is up to date, then I can just update the software manually one version at a time as per the instructions from Linuxserver?
  2. Trying really hard to understand all the info on how to update - have only relatively recently realised that when I update the container in Unraid this does not actually upgrade Nextcloud itself. Now I also understand that this is changing which is great, but I would like to be sure of what steps I should be taking given that I am currently running Nextcloud 23.0.12 within a fully updated container done via the Unraid GUI. The linuxsever notification https://info.linuxserver.io/issues/2023-06-25-nextcloud/ talks about "pinning a specific tagged version like lscr.io/linuxserver/nextcloud:version-27.0.0 and manually changing your image version when you are ready to upgrade." Apologies but I don't know what this means, or how I would actually go about doing this? The next section talks about only upgrading one version at a time which is fine, but I'm not clear if running the updater.phar will take me straight to version 27 and cause loads of problems? From there I'm pretty lost trying to follow the rest of the doc, so wanted to come here and seek advice from the pro's. Apolgies in advance for not being all that advanced!
  3. Hi there, new to Minecraft and struggling with console commands. I'm sure I am getting the syntax wrong or something equally stoopid, but as you can see in the screenshot below I am typing commands in the WebGUI interface and getting errors sometimes and not other times. If somone could point me in the right direct I would be very greatful
  4. Thanks so much for the response. Was unable to trigger a clean shutdown so had to go with the 5+ seconds on the power button. Made a copy of the Flash Drive without problems, and then things booted back up fine into Safe Mode fine. Next ran an -nv check on the Disk 3 File System in maintenance mode which came back with no errors. Then ran it again without the -nv and it declined to proceed, stating that "the filesystem has valuable metadata changes in a log which needs to be replayed. Mount the filesystem to replay the log, and unmount it before re-running xfs-repair". Not too sure what that means or where that log is, but figured I should double check here before proceeding much further. Have started the array as normal outside maintenance mode and everything seems ok. Have then attached diagnostics for you here, and thats were I'm currently at. Should I reboot out of Safe Mode or take other steps first?
  5. WIll do, thanks. I assume you mean after doing the quick push of the power button to trigger a safe shutdown?
  6. Thanks @Frank1940 I've just given this a go and am unable to type anything at the command prompt. The cursor is frozen and the text being displayed I have attached in a pic to this repy. Should I just go with the quick push of the power button, or do you recommend trying something else first? Possibly also worth adding that I have had a numner of issues with the array recently that are covered here https://forums.unraid.net/topic/138789-parity-swap-second-data-drive-has-disabled-after-starting-data-rebuild/#comment-1259752 There also seems to be a container that for some time has been filling up my docker image but don't expect that's related. And finally I have noticed that a recently installed container is not working - Minecraft Bedrock. All others continue to work as does the array, despite the attached error message. Thanks again!
  7. As per the title, I am randomly unable to access the GUI and attempts to establish an SSH connection seem to be hanging. How can I safely reboot the server so I can log in using GUI mode? Or is there something else I should try first?
  8. Hi there, I'm getting a 502 Bad Gateway message, with NGINX beow that, when I try to access to UnRaid GUI. All my containers appear to be fine and I can access them as normal, as is access to my SMB shares over the local network. Have never had this happen before - any advice?
  9. Hi all, I've read lots of other threads that cover this issue, and the best approach to identify the problem always seem ambiguous or different. I run Nextcloud, Plex, related arr's and thats about it. Started with a 20GB image, increased it to 30GB when it first filled up, and here I am again. I've checked the mappings of all my containers and can't see any obvious errors. My Plex transcodes to RAM. Can anyone advise on the best process of elimination for solving this problem? themagiceye-diagnostics-20230510-2128.zip
  10. Yeah I did give this a go too. This is the response I get in the WebUI
  11. Thanks! One question has come up - it seems the syntax in the container webui isn't the same as the Java version. For example typing "help" in Java will display a list of possible commands. With bedrock I get I'm sure I'm missing something obvious but am a complete minecraft noob.
  12. Just a quick note for anyone who comes here looking for similar. It appears both Bedrock ports need to forwarded on your router. I have also setup just the one SRV record on Cloudflare for the port minecraft uses at the Add Server step. It's possible this might not be necessary, but haven't checked that. Enjoy.
  13. Hi all, Have just checked out SpaceInvaderOne's video on setting up a Java Server, and wondering how different the process is for setting up Bedrock instead? I would be hosting this for a youth mental health facility so it's important that the young people can access the server on different devices. I noticed the Bedrock version has two Ports compared to Java's one. Do I need to forward both of these ports, and create two SRV records in Cloudflare the same way SpaceInvader does for one with Java? Are there any additional steps to also be aware of? Thanks in advance for any help
  14. Alrighty, so passed the memtest without any errors, ran the xfs repair again without the -n. It found some issues (see screenshot), but appears to have fixed them as when I ran it again with the -n there were no issues this time around. Fired up the array out of maintenance mode, and Disk 3 is back! Thank you so much! One last question - given that the SMART data for disk 2 seems fine, if the best plan just to rebuild the drive on top of itself? themagiceye-smart-20230507-2336.zip