szoemi

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  1. There are good reasons not to upgrade. If it ain't broke, don't fix it, for one. In my case, this is a mission critical server, with a complicated and multi-function setup. It is in a remote location. It is simply not worth the risk of something not going well during an upgrade when all I want to do is get some data off of a ZFS drive. The server is just fine as it is. Copying this data is a one-off situation, and is unlikely to happen again. I will not need ZFS for the foreseeable future. So now that is out of the way, would you care explaining how to do it?
  2. Hi, I am in a similar situation (but have not destroyed my data yet). All I want to do is copy data from an external USB drive onto my unraid pool. This is a one-shot operation. The drive was attached to a TrueNAS system as a single-drive pool, and data was copied to it. What are the steps (commands) I need to do to mount the drive? Once it is attached, I'll just cp -a the content to the unraid pool. Thanks!
  3. Hi, I am at Unraid 6.9.2, and all I want to do is copy data from an external USB drive that is formatted ZFS to my unraid pool. Would this plugin enable me to do that?
  4. Hello, I set up nextcloud on unraid, using port 444 (to avoid conflict with unraid). I have a rasberry pi serving as a reverse proxy, and to maintain the let's encrypt certificates, using apache. The reverse proxy works fine to allow access to the unraid server from outside, but I was unable to make it work for nextcloud. It seems nextcloud defaults to a self-signed certificate, and /mnt/user/appdata/nextcloud/nginx/site-confs/default points to it with these lines: ssl_certificate /config/keys/cert.crt; ssl_certificate_key /config/keys/cert.key; How do I make it work with let's encrypt's certificates that reside on the raspberry pi? I don't mind manually copying the certs (if necessary). I know solutions exists using another container installed on unraid that takes care of it all, but I prefer hosting the reverse proxy on the raspberry pi, because it is on 24/7, so updating the certs is automated, and the unraid server isn't on 24/7. Thank you! Karl
  5. Thank you. I've just watched Spaceinvader's video that is related to this topic. He says to use a command in the nextcloud docker command line interface to rescan the data location: sudo -u abc php /config/www/nextcloud/console.php file:scan --all The reason this would be useful for me is that I don't want to sync some of the very large folders locally with nextcloud client, but would rather access them through a network share. Not the most convenient, because of the need to manually scan. Perhaps this can be automated with crontab ...
  6. Hi Sorry for the dumb question. I followed Spaceinvader's youtube video to set up nextcloud on unraid, and it works well. I noticed that the data folder is mapped with an unraid shrare, im my case: /data -> /mnt/user/Cloud/ I always assumed nextcloud keeps user data in a database, and so it is inaccessible from the file system. So it really surprised my that the user files can be accessed through the unraid share (/mnt/user/Cloud). I mounted that share on my linux as: mount -t cifs -o rw,username=szoemi,password='####',uid=1000,gid=100 //192.168.2.134/Cloud/szoemi/files /mnt/tmp to the local /mnt/tmp and I was able to read all files, and write to the directory, too. Files I create do not show up in the Nextcloud files, tough, when looking at them in the nextcloud browser interface. I suspect I am doing somethig I am not supposed to, and maybe screwing up the nextcloud database. But it was too tempting to be able to access the files as a samba share, instead of syncing it with a nextcloud client. Would someone enlighten me? Thanks!
  7. Thanks for the reply. I attached two diagnostic files, one was just taken, the other earlier, and shows the read/write errors I mentioned in my post, happening on April 12. spfbackup-diagnostics-20220414-2006.zip spfbackup-diagnostics-20220417-0907.zip
  8. Unraid version 6.9.2 Is this just a fluke? disk2 (sdb) and disk3 (sdg) failed at the same time and were taken off-line. This is part of the system log: Apr 12 20:18:52 SPFBACKUP kernel: md: disk2 read error, sector=9454620576 Apr 12 20:18:52 SPFBACKUP kernel: md: disk2 read error, sector=9454620584 Apr 12 20:18:52 SPFBACKUP kernel: md: disk2 read error, sector=9454620592 Apr 12 20:18:52 SPFBACKUP kernel: md: disk2 read error, sector=9454620600 Apr 12 20:18:52 SPFBACKUP kernel: md: disk3 read error, sector=9454620576 Apr 12 20:18:52 SPFBACKUP kernel: md: disk3 read error, sector=9454620584 Apr 12 20:18:52 SPFBACKUP kernel: md: disk3 read error, sector=9454620592 Apr 12 20:18:52 SPFBACKUP kernel: md: disk3 read error, sector=9454620600 Apr 12 20:19:03 SPFBACKUP kernel: md: disk2 write error, sector=9454620576 Apr 12 20:19:03 SPFBACKUP kernel: md: disk3 write error, sector=9454620576 Apr 12 20:19:03 SPFBACKUP kernel: md: disk2 write error, sector=9454620584 Apr 12 20:19:03 SPFBACKUP kernel: md: disk3 write error, sector=9454620584 Apr 12 20:19:03 SPFBACKUP kernel: md: disk2 write error, sector=9454620592 Apr 12 20:19:03 SPFBACKUP kernel: md: disk3 write error, sector=9454620592 Apr 12 20:19:03 SPFBACKUP kernel: md: disk2 write error, sector=9454620600 Apr 12 20:19:03 SPFBACKUP kernel: md: disk3 write error, sector=9454620600 Previously, disk3 (sdg) issued a SMART warning: Reallocated sector count = 8 disk2 (sdb) had no SMART errors The system log above happens to show 8 errors, the same number as the reallocated sector count of disk2. I may be wrong, but I though 8 reallocated sectors is 'nothing'. What is your expert opinion? Can I safely re-eable these drives? Their warranty ended 2 years ago, they are both Seagate iron wolfe drives, bought at the same time. I have 2 parity drives, and 3 data drives. I am in the process of pre-clearing the failed drives. I it goes well, does it mean they are safe to re-use? The drives are all 8 TB.
  9. Hi! It seems Crashplan is active continuously, even at times when it is set not to run. This keeps the drives from spining down. Is there some setting that would allow the drives to spin down? Thanks! Karl