Beller0ph1

Thanks for the great Backblaze container! I use Nextcloud on my Unraid server to provide syncing on my family's computers. I wanted to back up the whole Nextcloud folder, but I could not get the D:\ drive to show up in the Backblaze instance even after following the symbolic linking step in the getting started instructions. I found that the Backblaze docker doesn't include the same user ID or group ID as the Nextcloud docker, which is why I couldn't access the folder in the container. I manually added container variables USER_ID and GROUP_ID to the Backblaze container settings. I can access the whole folder structure now! Maybe consider adding these fields to the Backblaze container template so that it has access to the whole /usr/share structure?

I've had this happen a few times with my server build. The server dashboard shows 100% on all 4 cores of my CPU, the web GUI is unresponsive, and I can't access my shares from Windows or any of my Docker containers. I can log into the server via SSH and WinSCP to do a few things, but most commands hang. I run htop in SSH and only see 1 core at 100%, which doesn't match the web GUI. I couldn't run "diagnostics" from the SSH command line; it would hang for a long time. I can't run "reboot" from the command line. I did capture the syslog before doing a hard reboot, and ran a diagnostics after. I hope you can make some sense of my logs. I have a number of CRC errors on the Cache drives, but I think this comes from the AMD/Samsung Evo compatibility issues. I have a new controller coming later this week instead of running them off the motherboard. Setup: Mobo: Gigabyte GA-MA785G-UD3H Processor: AMD Athlon II X4 630 RAM: 4 x 2GB sticks Parity: 1 x 8 TB Seagate Ironwolf NAS Array: 1 x 8 TB WD Red NAS Plus Cache pool: 2 x Samsung 860 EVO 500 GB Syslog before hard reboot: 2020-01-05 syslog Diagnostics after reboot: tower-diagnostics-20210106-0949.zip Thanks in advance! I really like Unraid...when it's not crashed or run a parity check.

Thank you, @Decto! That's what I was thinking about separating the boxes.

My Windows 10 desktop is getting long in the tooth. I for sure want a home server and a new desktop. I'm debating whether to do it all in one box, build two separate boxes, or build a new desktop and reuse my current one for a server. Unraid seems like the best option either way I go. Thanks in advance for reading and your feedback: Required Uses Desktop: General everyday use (web browsing, office type) Amateur video editing with OpenShot Gaming (I can't keep up with kids these days): Old-school (X-Wing, TIE Fighter, C&C, StarCraft...), EA Squadrons Server *cracks fingers*: File storage / NAS (2 adults, 2 kid soon-to-be users) Media server - Plex or Emby or JellyFin (No 4k media, light use) Photo management (ala Google Pictures) - Photonix or Own Photo or Piwigo Cloud Sync - Nextcloud (mainly to get pics/vids off cell phones) Ubiquity controller DNS monitor for FreeDNS Bitwarden password manager Bedrock Minecraft Server (local play/remote family) HDHomerun DVR (2 tuners max) PiHole Home Automation - Home Assistant or OpenHAB Online office suite (ala Google Docs) - Collabra NAS Backup - Duplicati to external drive & Google Drive Wireguard VPN Recycled desktop-possibly-turned-server specs OS: Unraid CPU: AMD Athlon II X4 630 2.8 GHz quad core Mobo: Gigabyte GA-MA785G-UD3H RAM: 8 GB DDR2 PC2-6400 (400 MHz) Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce GT 710 Will add: Mirrored 500 GB SSD for Cache (most likely these Samsung drives) 8 TB Seagate IronWolf NAS Pairity 8 TB Toshiba N300 NAS Pool Single box server & VM Desktop OS: Unraid for server, Win 10 VM CPU: AMD Ryzen 9 3950X 3.5GHz 16 core Motherboard: Gigabyte X570 Gaming X Memory: 2 x 16 GB DDR4-3200 G.Skill Ripjaws V series Pairity: 8 TB Seagate IronWolf NAS Pool: 8 TB Toshiba N300 NAS Cache: 2xWD Blue SN550 1TB NVME Graphics: AMD RX480 or better (maybe this Gigabyte Radeon RX 580) Thanks again!