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Thanks for the reply @JorgeB. It is a btrfs SSD. I was worried the appdata, system data etc might not remain fully intact if I stop the array, unassign the SSD and follow the rest of the procedure. However I ran the Appdata Backup plugin, invoked the mover (so backups ended up on the array), and then followed your instructions. Everything worked perfectly. Now I can view my cache utilization at a glance again 🙂 Thank you for your help!

I was swapping a cache disk - but using the pool method to do it. Now I need some help for the final piece of the puzzle! Initial cache disk - old 2TB Seagate Barracuda. New cache disk - old 500GB SSD. Shutdown Docker service. Added SSD to unRAID, and added it to the cache pool. Cache pool assigned SSD the name cache 2, made a pool, and balanced. I unassigned the old spinner cache disk, and the pool rebalanced again, as expected. Shut down unRAID, disconnected the SATA power cable from the 2TB spinner, rebooted. Restarted Docker, tested containers, everything good. When I look under MAIN in the menu, scroll to cache, it lists Pool Devices. The old 2TB HDD is still kind of showing. It says cache (the original name), not installed. Then beneath that, cache 2 with the SSD drive. Almost everything works, /mnt/cache is full of the data it is supposed to have, but I would like to completely remove the old cache entry for the 2TB drive that is now gone, so the Pool only shows 1 device. I am hoping by doing so, I will regain a Utilization graph on the Dashboard page of the cache. Right now, below Array, it says Cache and tells me the correct figure. However the Utilization bar remains empty. So it seems I got 90% of the way through, but perhaps need to do something else to finally remove the old drive from the cache pool. Have I missed a step, or what is it I need to do? And by the way, is it the Appdata Backup by Robin Kluth that is the recommended way to backup the Appdata? It seemed older posts were referring to another App which is no longer in the CA app store.

Well this is embarrassing... replacing the inadvertent comma fixed me up right away. How did I not see that? Thanks for spotting it @ConnerVT !

You think it is ZT blocking it? I can access port 6080 for binhex-krusader & 8384 for syncthing on the same IP address. So docker ports seem to be working in general. Just not delugevpn.

Lol - yes the x is a 0 - I obfuscated the wrong section At any rate, with it being a zero, I think it is correct. It is working fine when I am on the physical network, so I know that bit is alright. Am I still missing something in having added the ZeroTier address range? 192.168.195.0/24

Problem using with ZeroTier : I've been using binhex-delugevpn for years. Works great on my LAN. Right now I am working away from home, and using ZeroTier to connect to my unRAID server. I can view the regular unRAID web interface with no problems. Unfortunately I am unable to view the DelugeVPN WebUI, or connect to it via the Deluge client on my laptop (using the same IP address as the unRAID server, as if I was on the same LAN (through ZeroTier). I have added the ZeroTier IP range to LAN Network key, which now reads, 10.0.10.x/24,192,168.x.0/24 (where x is a number removed from this post for security reasons). Any thoughts on what I might be doing wrong here?

Thanks Jonathan. This all worked without error. I was able to create and see the test files (I actually created multiple, in the incomlete / complete folders Deluge uses). In the end I decided to simply erase all files and delete the share. I then created a new share, pointed Deluge in the right direction, and everything is functioning again. Not sure why I had to delete and recreate a share, but it is now working again :-)

Still having no luck with this. I deleted the Docker container, re-installed, and am still experiencing the same issue. Torrents show up, it looks like it tries to download them, but download speed never shows anything, despite seeing an extensive list of seeds & peers. I'm wondering if it is some kind of disk access issue. The network side appears fine. However when I start a download, no files ever appear in the /data folder (mapped to mnt/user/download/incomplete). Could that be the issue, and if so how would I troubleshoot?

Anyone have any thoughts about how I can proceed? Is about the best thing I can do to uninstall it, and re-install?

I recently upgraded to the latest stable OS, and it seems this plugin is no longer working correctly. It loads, creates a connection with the PIA server, and I can add magnet links. Torrents display a high number of seeds and peers in the bracketed column, but actually connections are not established. e.g. 0 (1509) in seeds. This will increase to 24 (1509) then return to 0 (1509). Down speed never registers. Basically its like Deluge is attempting to connect, but is unable to successfully connect to establish a download. I switched over to OpenVPN (from WG) to see if that would make a difference. Copied the relevant .ovpn file and restarted. Same problem. Deluge sees the seeds and peers, but is unable to download anything. Has worked fine for a year! Don't know if the OS update broke it, or a DelugeVPN update caused the problem. Any ideas where I can start to troubleshoot this?

i relocated the flash drive to one of the front ports on the tower. It has been running fine this weekend in that configuration. I will keep monitoring, but the device was recently located next to a 50W RF dummy load. I am wondering if the close proximity of RF energy has been what caused the issues. The flash drive itself seems fine...

I'm guessing you're correct about the Flash drive. In the top right corner I see Unraid OS no flash (in red). Will have to look up how to repair / replace the drive. Have performed a shutdown for now.

Hi Everyone. I'm still getting used to the unRaid system, and it had been running flawlessly for me until recently. However I keep going to access my network shares, only to find the NAS unresponsive. When I log in to the Dashboard, the page doesn't render correctly. Scrolling down reveals the following messages : Warning: parse_ini_file(/boot/config/docker.cfg): failed to open stream: No such file or directory in /usr/local/emhttp/plugins/dynamix.docker.manager/include/DockerClient.php on line 50 Warning: array_replace_recursive(): Expected parameter 2 to be an array, bool given in /usr/local/emhttp/plugins/dynamix.docker.manager/include/DockerClient.php on line 50 Warning: parse_ini_file(/boot/config/domain.cfg): failed to open stream: No such file or directory in /usr/local/emhttp/plugins/dynamix.vm.manager/include/libvirt_helpers.php on line 478 So it looks like something in Docker is breaking down. The bottom of the browser shows "Array Started" and "Starting Services" keeps flashing. The shares are not accessible in this state. It seems to be occuring every few days - it has only been 5 days since the last reboot to solve the problem. Each reboot also forces a parity check (which always comes back clear, but is leading to unnecessary drive access). Right now I am unable to Stop the array. The unRaid logo just keeps waving on the screen and the message "Array Stopping•Retry unmounting disk share(s)..." appears at the bottom of the browser. I'm not aware of any power failures, and the server is hooked up to UPS with battery showing 100% anyway. Would love to know what caused this issue, and how I can prevent it from happening again. Anyone got some tips?

Has no one tried this, or have you gone with an offboard solution like pfSesne?

I'm using Binhex DelugeVPN which is working just fine for Deluge. However I'd like to use the VPN for the whole network, and not just for Dockers. So, when my phone / laptop / streaming stick / desktop PC etc try to connect to the web (not just for browsing), can they be made to route through the VPN? I figured it would be much quicker to have unRaid handle the encryption on a 1gig connection than my DD-WRT router! I know I can activate VPN clients on each device, but looking for automatic network wide routing via the VPN. If the Privoxy part of DelugeVPN would not be good for this, is there a Docker that would? I would also like to add a VPN for incoming connections too (so they appear as if they're on the local network). Is it possible to do that as well? Or am I going to be better finding some additional hardware and firing something like pfSense on it? Your comments are appreciated!