EpoXXy

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  1. Hi! I'm using Lancache regularly and saw that Pi-Hole would be fun to test to get rid of ads However, my DNS on my windows-PC is pointed to the Lancache. So how do I configure my unraid dockers so both Lancache and Pi-Hole can "share" IP so my windows PC can both use the cache-speeds as well as the adblocking feature? In the future id also like to use some VPN so I can reach netflix videos from other areas.
  2. Ok great, that seemed to have worked just fine! I'll do a parity check tonight regardless and check all files. My guess is that my old drives started to shout out SMART-errors due to spin-up and down all the time or head parking due to the fact that they were drives from USB-harddrives that i salvaged. 2,5 inch, 4tb each. And I think there was some energysaving hardcoded into their pcb. That the bios couldnt override. But now I've updated to Ironwolf instead. So, do you think there's some setting I should check to make sure to lengthen the life of my new drives? CPU temp is 29 C, motherboard is 30C and drives is 25C
  3. Single Parity Both old drives started to spit out SMART-errors, so I figured that it would be faster do to a disk-to-disk clone to each new drive ( 2,5 hrs per drive ) than a rebuild of each with more risk of dying on me ( 10+ hours per drive ). And then just tell Unraid that the new disks is the new parity- and datadrive ( both new drives is a 1:1 clone of the old ones, so it should be just to tell unraid to accept the new serial-numbers on the drives (?).
  4. Hi! I just did a clone using disk-to-disk in Clonezilla of both my parity drive and my datadrive. Now when I connect and start Unraid, it says that it cannot start due to too many drives missing. What to do? I've made sure to know which drive that is the parity one, and which one that is the data one. If there's a way to fix this without reconnecting one of the old drives, rebuilding one of the new ones ( 10+ hours ) and then exchange the old one with the last new one, and rebuild that ( additionally 10+ hours ), I'd be so grateful.