weirdcrap

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  1. 1 hour ago, bonienl said:

     

    You should ask in the respective support thread of the plugin.

     

    I did, I just hadn't really seen much of any activity from the plugin dev in the respective thread, their github, or the forum in general as of late (the last visit was 2 months ago).

     

    These pre-release threads tend to get more attention when things break in the RCs even when the issue isn't caused by the RC specifically so I figured I'd ask here as well.

     

    I'm going to roll back until this is fixed.

     

    EDIT: My statement above was not meant to imply I expect this to be fixed immediately. I understand we're all community members here who volunteer our free time to making unraid better.

  2. On 7/27/2022 at 4:55 AM, bonienl said:

     

    Nerd pack needs to be updated. It keeps a database for each Unraid version. The database for 6.11 doesn't exist.

     

    Any ideas how quickly this can be resolved? I rely heavily on the tools in NerdPack so if its going to be several days I'm going to need to roll back.

  3. Alright my bad this appears to be a container specific issue not the webui. It only seems to happen with PlexTraktSync no matter what browser I'm using. 

     

    I can try uninstalling the enhanced log plugin and see if it makes a different.

     

    What's shown via docker logs PlexTraktSync vs the webui has varying levels of missing text. Some of it looks purposely truncated but others like the last 3 lines there are just cut mid word.

    example.thumb.png.474f41b793115166990ce0f04998c9c8.png

     

     

  4. A warning about upgrading scrubbing all additional (NerdPack) packages would have been nice. I have a SSHFS script run at array start that silently failed because my packages were removed.

     

    Is this something I should expect with every version upgrade? I don't recall this being an issue in previous releases.

     

    It also seems to have modified my SSH host key as Termius complained about it when I went to connect after the upgrade.

  5. 10 minutes ago, JorgeB said:

    Maybe this?

     

    Yup, that's the thread I found. I linked to LJM42's reply specifically as that appears to be what my issue was.

     

    On a side note, I see the tips and tweaks plugin recommends the performance scaler, does this offer much difference for day to day use over the OnDemand option?

     

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    If you set the 'Power Save' CPU Governor, you may see your processors stuck at 800 MHz. It is recommended you use the 'Performance' Governor for best performance and power savings.

     

  6. 3 minutes ago, Draic said:

    ah you expanded your answers. Thanks for the help.

     

    I do not think it is something inside the sshd_config that is causing the screw up. For all users their home directories are ignored and instead are redirected to /root/ which results in permission errors. THIS is what I want to disable again and I really wonder the reason why someone thought it good to implement that way

    Yeah I noticed that when I upgraded my test server to beta 31 (the first beta I tried this round). My non-root users were still able to login but I was getting random permission errors when trying to do things like launch MC.

     

    Unfortunately rather than mess with troubleshooting it I decided to just scrub it and wait until the new stable comes out to see what DocGyver and the community would come up with for non-root access again.

     

    I'll be following your thread though to see what you find out so do keep us posted.

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  7. The changes are detailed in beta 25 release notes:

     

    So they changed about 3 lines in the config which if I had to take a stab are:

     

    only root user is permitted to login via ssh (remember: no traditional users in Unraid OS - just 'root'): 

    AllowUsers root

     

    non-root tunneling is disabled: 

    Match Group root

    AllowTcpForwarding yes

     

    non-null password is now required: 

    Not sure about this one, I think by default SSH already didn't allow blank passwords. PermitEmptyPasswords is set to No but commented out in a freshly generated UnRAID sshd_config file (at least for me).

     

     

    Are you using DocGyver's SSH plugin to allow non-root users access?

     

    I decided before trying out the betas to scrub his plugin and its changes from my system on the off chance I was going to have conflicts since he doesnt appear to have updated it for the betas. 

     

    I have attached my sshd_config for you to compare with if you want as it should be entirely UnRAID defaults besides my changing of where to look for the authorizedkeysfile (line 44).

    sshd_config

  8. 34 minutes ago, ren88 said:

    i did that, type fallocate -l 100G "/mnt/user/Windows 10/vdisk1.img" and then enter = 

    root@brun3tte:~#, is that a -L or a -1

     

     

    I believe it is an L for length (aka size), from the man page:

     

    -l, --length length
                  Specifies the length of the range, in bytes.