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MrGrey

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  1. Calm down and take your time... really! I can't offer much more than that... sorry. MrGrey.
  2. Can you confirm that? It always does, usually. I have not. I do use some different containers. I might query your proxy-manager? MrGrey.
  3. I'm not really strong on IPV6. I have it disabled. Bump? MrGrey.
  4. I don't use VMs in UnRaid. Can you log into your router? Do you know what your router is? I don't want to be condescending. Just trying to help. MrGrey.
  5. Take a stab at configuring OpenVPN as a backup. It might become your main, or just a backup. I mostly dropped wireguard after doing similar. MrGrey.
  6. Share to hearts content. It's called Github. MrGrey.
  7. When was the last time that it worked properly? MrGrey.
  8. I have no "logs" button in the upper right corner? Can you be more specific? MrGrey.
  9. Go back to the old case and start over. MrGrey.
  10. Can you plug anything into that 3.1 port and have it recognized? MrGrey.
  11. I can't be certain and I'm really not very smart, but (like people trying to run pfSense 🙄) have you tried to run things that conflict with one another? Be honest. Time to stop cut/paste and build something that works. You are smarter than most. I would recommend loosing all VM and see if pure Unsaid (<- that's UnRaid spelled properly?) will work. [Doesn't anyone have control over spelling in this place?] MrGrey.
  12. Many ways. What files? MrGrey.
  13. You're an AI. Sorry, if you're not. I'm slow. MrGrey.
  14. You have a backup? (I hope) MrGrey.
  15. Maybe start again from "scratch" 🙂 I don't mean to be mean, but isn't it better to start again after only 3 months? (I did) MrGrey.
  16. In my experience (less than yours), any shutdown of UnRaid not specifically done from the UI (don't know about CLI <-- see previous six words) will start a parity check. I'm very lucky to have a UPS (does nothing if software sucks). I'm lucky to have good hardware that I trust. Renovations (common)... I stop the parity check and wait (every month -- pain in the ass) for the next one. I don't suppose I'm helping unless you trust your hardware. I don't trust UnRaid (that's why I backup), BUT!... It's never failed me. Double back and look at those last four words. MrGrey.
  17. I wish I could spend a few weeks setting up, "my Dell RX730d." You'll get it. Bummer you can't blame the hardware. MrGrey.
  18. You sound like an AI, but I'll bight... You can't have a "separate admin network/interface to access..." anything if you're using your ISP gateway. You have to have your own router. MrGrey.
  19. That is not a short story (<-- that was) Backup (just a note while reading) Finished reading... You need to backup and not "think" that multiple drives give you that. PARITY: Made properly, and a drive fails, goes on like nothing happened. That's what "parity" is for. You can replace the drive and (hopefully) everything goes on and know one even notices. BACKUP: Made properly, and a drive fails because the computer melted from a fire and is a ball of plastic goo. The backup is on completely different drives and you can "restore" your server (after insurance buys you a new one -- assuming you have fire insurance) . In short... Parity keeps things going and Backups ensure you never loose anything. MrGrey.
  20. It seems that SAB isn't getting what it wants. I've never heard of NZB.nu so, I'm not sure what to say. I can almost guarantee that SAB is working (assuming an updated configuration). I have no idea (again) what NZB.nu is (a usenet provider?). I'm sorry I'm not more help, but I think SAB is NOT the problem. MrGrey.
  21. I hope you told them you were running "PO"sense in a VM? You can't properly run OPNsense or pfSense in a VM unless it's your home lab and then you would/should know why/when it doesn't work. I run pfSense on a similar box, except... I only use that box as a bare metal router so that nothing gets to my Unraid box. Clear as mud? 🙂 MrGrey.
  22. Nextcloud. Do it right; or don't do it. Damn straight. MrGrey.
  23. Not true... (proven on multiple Android and IOS apps and desktop). You *do* have to give it *permission* to run... For "stupid" people; this is a good thing. MrGrey.

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