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I still couldn't open the GUI using server_name.local on my desk browser, despite reboot and cache purge. The 404 nginx error was not a browser cache error after all. Somehow, it appears that during the migration to the new boot USB stick, SSL/TLS was disabled under Settings > Management Access > (first tab) > Use SSL/TLS. Just reporting it here in case someone else is facing the same problem. This post told me where to look: https://forums.unraid.net/topic/133846-unable-to-view-management-console/#findComment-1216389

Thanks for confirming. I just don’t recall that being the case with my old flash drive. Maybe my recollection is wrong or maybe there was an issue I wasn’t fully aware of. Anyway, now I know all is well.

That was probably a browser cache problem. From yet another computer I can access the GUI by using the server name. Everything seems to be working fine. Is it normal (from v7.3 or some recent update) that the default boot-up stops with a login prompt on the server's console?

Now it's my turn to face this login prompt. The append code suggested by @Printingdude didn't make any difference to me. My server has local KVM that was rarely used, however I am certain that the boot-up didn't stop at a login prompt before I made some changes... My boot device had begun to show errors, and running first-aid on my Mac found problems but failed to repair them, so I replaced the thumb drive. I used a backup from my previous setup to initialise the new thumb drive. It booted up and upon replacing the UNRAID registration key, I then decided to update the OS to v7.3. Now when I start the server, I get to the login prompt on the local console. If I try to access the GUI from the browser on another computer by server_name.local, I get a 404 screen. However, I can reach it by its IP address. File access seems to work fine. What's wrong? untroll-diagnostics-20260513-1723.zip untroll-diagnostics-20260513-1723.zip

I tried to use unbalanced to make a copy of a directory from one unraid user share to another. The directory is the backup target of a server of a music library having 720GB of FLAC files (over 37000 directories and files). This server is about to get replaced and I want a copy of the backup, in addition to eventually move the target of the backup once I have the new server restored and running. My use case appears to be a missed opportunity for unbalanced. It seems to almost be able to do what I want, but it doesn't quite get there. At least not what I can suss out. Now I'm watching the copy happen in mc, and it pales in comparison to the unbalanced experience! Apologies if the suggestion to copy/move a directory structure from one share to another has already been covered in these 90 pages of posts..

If I understand this correctly, you would like to convert a folder on your cache drive to a dataset, but all of the drives that have the shares which are being cached on your cache drive are formatted using XFS. Do you really want to convert a cached folder to a dataset?

I've had this small irritation for quite a while now, I'm not sure exactly when it began.. It's from well over a year ago, maybe two. When I login to the web GUI of my unRAID server using Safari on my iPhone or any of my three Mac computers, the browser lets me use the stored login credentials (synchronised over the Apple iCloud service). But this feature doesn't work on my iPad. It shows no hint that I have stored login credentials for this server, but it also doesn't ask if I want to save my login credentials after I have manually enter "root" plus my password. If I use the raw IP address to reach my unRAID server, then it works as it should. This is very strange and I wonder if anyone else has experienced it. I called Apple Support, and we have tried various tricks including deleting the login credentials from the keychain (password manager) and creating them again, purging the browser cache, upgrade to iPadOS 18.0, full factory reset and restore of a backup, and a full factory reset without restore. Nothing has helped so far, except for the workaround of using the IP address. I recognise that asking here is a long shot, but I and the Apple Support engineers are stumped.

In the heading band, I see the following: Last refresh at 8/30/2024, 20:32:22 This date format can be confusing to many of us. Would it be possible for the ZFS Master plugin to use the Unraid Display settings for the date & time format, please?

Yeah, that could be it.. I'm running 6.12.0-rc2. The files you asked for are attached (the server hasn't been rebooted yet after the last parity check). parity.check.tuning.progress.save parity-checks.log untroll-diagnostics-20230418-1115.zip

Using version 2023.04.08 for the first time, the Action in my History page has only a hyphen ("-") for the most recent run which was completed at noon today. It was running in 4 increments according to the same page. Normally, I would expect the Action to show "Scheduled Non-Correcting Parity-Check" like it did in March.

Tiny cosmetic request: the next time you update this plugin, can you please remove the "v" prefix in the version designation? Most of my other plugins use the same YYYY.MM.DD format but without any "v" prefix. Occasionally I like to sort the list of plugins in the WebUI based on version, to quickly identify the oldest/newest. Cheers, T

Tiny cosmetic request: the next time you update this plugin, can you please remove the "v" prefix in the version designation? Most of my other plugins use the same YYYY.MM.DD format but without any "v" prefix. Occasionally I like to sort the list of plugins in the WebUI based on version, to quickly identify the oldest/newest. Cheers, T

On my side, the status says “Running” in green. On your suggestion, because the Sleep plugin is no longer working also in my system, I changed the first setting to Disabled. This changed the status to “Stopped” in orange, and like you I seem to recall this is what it said in the past (before the most recent update) as well. I changed the setting back to Sleep, but going to sleep it does not. 🤷‍♂️ I’m sure I haven’t touched any configuration since it was working, except for installing a few updates including the latest Sleep plugin.

I encountered the same problem in September. It isn’t possible to back out 6.11 if you’re using an SSD.

The new version of the plugin is showing the correction/noncorrection mode and the support link is working!