mattw

So, in the process of trying to convert the container to host based, I have found what I think is a problem... Here are my settings: Have also tried the default of Privileged: off. When I try to browse to the webgui, LB tries to take me to this address: Notice the URL, wrong port. Log indicates the wrong port as well and I cannot get it to change. WebSocket server settings: - Listen on :8080 - Web server. Web root: /usr/share/novnc - No SSL/TLS support (no cert file) - Backgrounding (daemon) ---Ensuring UID: 99 matches user--- ---Ensuring GID: 100 matches user--- ---Setting umask to 0000--- ---Checking for optional scripts--- ---No optional script found, continuing--- ---Checking configuration for noVNC--- Nothing to do, noVNC resizing set to default Nothing to do, noVNC qaulity set to default Nothing to do, noVNC compression set to default ---Starting cron--- ---Taking ownership of data...--- ---Starting...--- ---Preparing Server--- ---ssh_host_rsa_key keys found!--- ---ssh_host_ecdsa_key found!--- ---ssh_host_ed25519_key found!--- ---Starting ssh daemon--- ---Resolution check--- ---Checking for old logfiles--- ---Starting TurboVNC server--- ---Starting Fluxbox--- ---Starting noVNC server--- ---Starting ssh daemon--- ---Starting luckyBackup--- Once this fails, I cannot switch back to bridge mode, the port setting seems to be stuck. In a browser that was not aware of previous connections to scrutiny on port 8080 I do indeed get the LB GUI. I have found that if I remove the container and reinstall it all is good again.

Trying to make sense of this section... so is the script that I create located within the container or do I create it in the console of the main server in the cache directory? I manually did the update and install and it worked, but of course after a restart of the container it was gone.

So, I really love LuckyBackup! I have an old Unraid server as my backup catcher, this machine sits turned off all of the time. From the Unraid console I can issue the command etherwake -D bc:5f:f4:86:57:73 and wake the system up. But, when I add the same command or etherwake -D -i br0 -b bc:5f:f4:86:57:73 from within the LuckyBackup Also Execute Before command it fails because it cannot find etherwake, same from the LuckyBackup console. I assume this is due to the fact that LB is running in a container that does not have etherwake installed and the container is not able to run commands on the OS directly. How do I get around this?

I did that part, but did not copy the key back over and add it to authorized_keys. I have it working now... albeit with a newly generated key pair. Thanks

I just updated my LuckyBackup container from the previous release and now I am having authentication problems. I saw your not and walked thru this process again thinking the update may need to have it done again... https://forums.unraid.net/topic/83786-support-ich777-application-dockers/page/34/#comment-984853 This did not help... when I start one of my existing jobs I get the following screen... The problem appears to be that I am not able to auth to the remote system... What should I do to fix this?

Found a solution... finally hit the right Google combo! changed syslinux from "append initrd=/bzroot" to "append initrd=/bzroot ixgbe.allow_unsupported_sfp=1,1,1"

I am setting up one of my old Unraid systems to be a backup server. It has 1 gig copper on board and I have added a real Intel 82599ES card to the system. I have tried copper and fiber SFP+ modules from Cisco, Dell and FS.com. The port on the card show 10G link and activity and the 1G port shows like and activity and is accessible from the network. Unraid swears up and down that the 10G port is not linked and is down. I have also added the line to the bonding.conf file. "options bonding primary=eth1" There is something I must be doing wrong, but what? I have no idea. Diags also attached. This is a test server running an Unraid trial until I have it set up and operational. backup-diagnostics-20231017-1952.zip

Really, other than fixing the memory leak... it works as well as the original. I would really like to see it pass the CPU temperature to MQTT. I am running on 6.11.5. Thanks for taking this on!

I have 2 daughters that take lots of cell phone videos and pictures. I would love to set up something on Unraid that would either semi or fully automatically back up their camera files when they come home and connect to wifi. Both devices are android 12. Is this even possible? If so, is it something a normal user can figure out? While I am at it... can i add a card reader to my server and automatically suck the data off of a camera card to the array? Thanks

I changed my motherboard on a very old system, was kind of freaking out over the whole process... I asked here, a question much like yours... and yes it is really that easy! Took longer to swap motherboards than it did to restore the server to operation!

Thanks, now I get it!

Curious, What does it damage? My use case is from a share to a remote SMB share mounted in UD. So I should be ok. Going the other should be fine as well?

The solution was the mount point. I had /mnt/data. Changed to /mnt and I can see all of the files now!

You say "UD Share", I do not have any UD shares... am I missing a way to make the mounted UD drive a share? When I first open file manager, it starts at this location... As soon as I select what I want to copy I am presented with the option to copy to this drop down which only appears to have shares and I can't get back to the location shown above... This is the problem, I do not want to copy to a share, I want to copy to a UD drive destination. It would work perfectly going the other way, from UD to share.

This exactly what I need to do. I want to go from a User Share to the UD managed drive. If possible, I would do it via the cli, just a GUI would be more convenient for picking exactly what to move/copy.

So, is there a different file manager that I can install that will allow this to happen? Trying to avoid the SMB man in the middle, always slows things down. tower-diagnostics-20230911-0834.zip

So the drive is mounted... But, it is mounted under the following: When I open the file manager it opens to the machine root and I see the remotes directory with stuff in it: But after I drill down in the user directory and select what to copy, it will only allow me to select destinations below the user level or only my shares. It will not allow me to select any of the directories listed above. It feels to me like the file manager may be misconfigured and will not let me go all the way up to the root of the server. I am running 6.11.5 and plugins are all up to date. Any help would be great...

Sure, will do. It will be Saturday... I am pretty sure that the problem is not enough power consumption. According to my monitored plug the server is idle at about 37-39 watts.

Ok, so how are you getting the footer to display w/va values? Mine will not do it regardless of how I have it set. I am running 6.11.5 and an APC 1500 Smart-UPS Lithium Ion on the latest version of UPS FW and NMC2 FW. May have figured it out... the load is to low when my server idles with no disks spinning. I fired up a couple of disks and it did populate.

I realize that one of the SFP+ ports will need to be set to eth0, but my concern is maintaining IPMI service. I doubt that it will be bonded to the SFP+ port. I think I will need to unbond the IPMI, maybe in bios, and use the physical IPMI port as a second connection.

Currently I am running 6.11.5 on the ASRockRack E3C246D4U2-2T. It has 10g copper interfaces, I really want/need SFP+ interfaces. I have an intel card that will do just that for me that I would like to install this weekend. My concern is that the motherboard supports IPMI across the same interface as my existing copper 10g connection, if I move to the PCI-e NIC will I no longer have IPMI? I would not be opposed to making the 10g NIC my primary data connection and leaving the onboard 10g NIC connected to a switch at 1g for dedicated IPMI, but I cannot for the life of me figure out how to split the IPMI traffic from the data. In other words if I connect the onboard IPMI ethernet to a switch, the data also wants to follow the connection move. Any help would be appreciated.

How do I set the IP address when set to SNMP-UPS? The APCUPSD detected SNMP right the first time. I an unable to edit 127.0.0.1. Nevermind... got it working. ups.conf ``` [apc1500] driver = snmp-ups port = 192.168.1.197 pollfreq = 15 community = private snmp_version = v2c ```

I just swapped out my old FM2 board for a shinny new Asrock Rack board that has IPMI (the problem, I think). So Ripper now triggers this log entry when I load a disk. Buffer I/O error on dev sr1, logical block 1024, async page read I think that somehow the board is loading a virtual cd drive and I do not know how to make it quit! I am sure that I am doing something wrong. tower-diagnostics-20230706-2052.zip

I am having a problem with my .rrd data going away, sometimes after a reboot. I suspect that some part of the container is not pointed to the right place as I do not see a data directory in the smokeping folder on my cache drive. My server is up 24/7 and all of my graphs should go back months.

That is done in your Probes file. The step and count control the frequency and quantity. Be aware when you change the step or count you will have to delete the .rrd files associated with the probes you change as the database is governed by the time/count.