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I get this error trying to run a command from mariadb console. root@6454b38c:/# mysql -u root -p Enter password: ERROR 2002 (HY000): Can't connect to local MySQL server through socket '/run/mysqld/mysqld.sock' (2) I can't remove and re-install it and hope for the best since I don't know what other stuff is using mariadb and don't want to break it. Just add a new db. I get a similar error on postgresql14, totally fresh install which I've never had on the server before. createdb: error: connection to server on socket "/var/run/postgresql/.s.PGSQL.5432" failed: FATAL: role "root" does not exist Anyone know how to fix without removing mariadb? edit: installed mysql instead, and that didn't have that issue. So I'll go with mysql instead.

This would be nice. I've failed with every single guide to get my gpu passthrough working.

Have tried rebooting it now, and the mount disapers (which also is an issue really, but will have to live with it, not so important)

I have not. Deleting the share fixed it though. None of them are really solutions I like. As I would like to use rar2fs for certain things, and unmount it when needed. I'll create a trash share and mount again on there and see if the mount disappear when rebooting or if the mount is saved in some config file off-RAM, when I get the possibility to reboot.

I followed this guide to test rar2fs: https://www.reddit.com/r/PleX/comments/2pxx9e/rar2fs_install_guide_linux/ Mount: rar2fs -o allow_other /path/to/folder/with/rared/media /path/to/mount/point Unmount: fusermount -u /path/to/mount/point I didn't reflect over the fact that unmounting is a whole other program and rar2fs only can mount itself but not unmount istelf, so didn't test the fusemount command before mounting. fusermount is a command that doesn't exist in unraid. So now I'm stuck with the mount, and it really messes up things when trying to remove files/directories or reorder stuff. So...how do I unmount it?

The topic-question is regarding your own personal use, or would-be use, on your own setup. so I think you are the only one who can answer them.

If the main use of a share is to download files with torrent-protocol, would you use cache disk? Why? Why not?

It's not the traffic load i want to balance (which is how I always used the expression 'load balancing', it's the one external listen port -> several internal server ports. Kemp call it load balancing which I think is a bad name for it, but I don't know any other word for it). So replacing the hardware router with a virtual one, or implement vlans wouldn't solve the 'problem'. Perhaps reverse proxy and load balancing should be my search terms. Found Nginx, might solve the problem. I have to look deeper into that.

Are there any load balancers for unraid? Like Kemp, but free, and as a docker, plugin, or command. Load Balancing is quite a broad expression in network, but I think that's what it called. So narrow the explanation: All request to https://mydomain.com goes to the load balancer. The load balancer checks the full address and directs it to the different internal servers based on the address. nextcloud.mydomain.com goes to the nextcloud server. ftp.mydomain.com goes to the ftp server. plex.mydomain.com goes to the plex server. etc. Instead of my setup now where redirects is port-based and done in the router: mydomain.com:532 goes to nextcloud, mydomain.com:21 goes to ftp, mydomain:8324 goes to plex. (Just examples not my real ports, servers, or domains)

Removed them from console now, config is now clear. Big thanks!

Set up nextcloud when I just installed unraid to test but never used it. Want to use it for real now, an forgot all testpasswords so I removed mariadb and nextcloud docker to set it up from scratch. But it's still the old settings left when I install it. E.g. root password for mariadb, and nextcloud thinks I've already created an admin account. How do I clean this?

Was thinking. Perhaps it's just HDD spinup. Possible to have the indexing on the cashe drive? Or is it already there?

It's same workgroup, and I've tried entering the server many hours after pc-bootup and it's the same. And a few minutes after the first try it works (until shutdown or several hours, not sure). The network is there, and the icon for the server is there. But the resources unavailable.

Thanks. It's set to "Yes", and dynamix show it's local master (with server uptime at 20 days). I added the commands from your post and rebooted the server and it started up as local master. Clicked the server from my desktop and it was still fast (I "initiated" the server when I took the screenshot above and haven't rebooted my PC since). I rebooted my PC - and I got the error message again. It seems the issue is on the Windows-PC end, and not on the unraid end. Like SMB is idle until initiated or something like that.

This error always come up when I try to access the server through Network -> Server in explorer for the first time after my desktop PC has been rebooted. After that I have to wait a minute or two before I can access it. Can I somehow make windows initiate connection to the server at startup, so it's initiated and works immediately when I want to use it? I don't have the issue if I try to e.g. run a movie-file directly from transmission, it's only browsing that takes time.