Anthwerp

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  1. Anthwerp
    Yes, there are no servers selected and the custom server field is filled in. The issue is not a duplicate stream.. rather the old streams that are finished playing don't get cleared off from the list and so when the next stream plays, the list just gets longer. When you refresh the page, then the old streams get cleared off. As a note, this was not an issue on 6.11 but I've started encountering this on 6.12.3 after I upgraded.
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    I am / have been encountering this as well.... Unraid 6.12.3 using plex streams version 2023.06.29 on Firefox. When I hit refresh, it will update and pull correct current streams, however, I keep having to refresh the page for it to remove the played lines.
  3. Anthwerp
    I tried with gdisk and w command but it's still unmountable. I'm just going to disable parity, mount it in unassigned devices, and copy the contents into the array via krusader, then wipe. it should preserve the data.
  4. Anthwerp
    The backup GPT table is not on the end of the device. Disk /dev/sdg: 14.55 TiB, 16000900661248 bytes, 31251759104 sectors Disk model: ST16000NM001G-2K Units: sectors of 1 * 512 = 512 bytes Sector size (logical/physical): 512 bytes / 4096 bytes I/O size (minimum/optimal): 4096 bytes / 4096 bytes Disklabel type: gpt Disk identifier: AE80D6C0-2559-45A3-B9DC-EA4409FE1E4E Device Start End Sectors Size Type /dev/sdg1 64 31249999838 31249999775 14.6T Linux filesystem
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    To add to this, when I check Unassigned Devices, there is no other partition on the drive, it's just the BTRFS one.
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    I swapped SATA cables on the server and suddenly, one of by btrfs drives became unmountable with the error Unsupported partition layout. I ran the btrfs disk check and no errors found. I loaded the drive on unassigned devices and all the data is there, it just won't mount when I put it as part of the array. Thoughts?
  7. Anthwerp
    Yes that's fine, just wanted to ensure that everything is fine even if I mess up the drive order. (drive I removed had nothing in it)
  8. Anthwerp
    Awesome, thanks. Yes only 1 parity drive and I'm sure that's the one (It's got no valid file system and it's the same size as previous) I ran a non-correcting parity check and it was seeing a bunch of errors so I am sure I messed up the order. That's what concerns me, but everything SEEMS to be working fine...
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    Boneheaded move on my part. I was removing an unused drive on my unraid server. I went over to New Config and wiped my drive assignments without electing to preserve previous assignments. I know which one my parity drive is. If I just restore it in random order (except assign my parity to parity) will I be ok?
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    Is this a space to make product suggestions? I've been using this for a week now with a bunch of my Plex users. Would appreciate the ability to auto-delete fulfilled requests after X hours or days. I'm a bit OCD and I like the request page clean Maybe also put in an expiry on requests that can't be fulfilled... There are some that don't have any sources and I'd like to auto-wipe them as well after a set number of days...
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    Weird. I fixed it and it's accessible on internal network, but when I try to access external with Nginx Proxy Manager as my reverse proxy, it won't work. I still have it redirecting to http://[internal IP]:5055 on the proxy manager. Sigh. EDIT: Further testing reveals that my entire reverse proxy is screwed up for some reason, will try and fix that first. EDIT2: OH MY GOD, my freakin ISP changed my IP and all it took was to restart my router. Everything works now. Sorry, I'm just dumb lol.
  12. Anthwerp
    This is awesome! I've tried Ombi before but I like this better even in the ALPHA state. Looking forward to the updates!