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@binhexNeed you to update container for this fix, BTN broken because non-https URL: https://github.com/Prowlarr/Prowlarr/commit/2820ef9375e632388c891832600ae7dca1123f4d

For anyone that finds this in a search, I used jdupes included in nerdpack/nerdtools. Command I used was: jdupes -QrL -X size+=:100000k /mnt/user/Media/ get rid of -Q(quick, uses file hashes instead of direct binary comparison) if you don't care if it takes longer or your data is nuclear launch codes or something.

eros-diagnostics-20211118-0732.zip Diagnostics attached. I'm having an issue after the latest unraid OS update, where I can't access the web UI via https. HTTP works fine. It gives me ERR_CONNECTION_REFUSED. Nginx error.log is empty, the servername_unraid_bundle.pem exists in the right place, ident.cfg use_ssl is auto. Looking at the output of netstat or lsof shows nginx listening on port 80 but nothing for 443... root@Eros:~# sudo lsof -i -P -n | grep LISTEN rpcbind 1681 rpc 8u IPv4 3264 0t0 TCP *:111 (LISTEN) rpcbind 1681 rpc 11u IPv6 3267 0t0 TCP *:111 (LISTEN) rpc.statd 1686 rpc 9u IPv4 2343 0t0 TCP *:48633 (LISTEN) rpc.statd 1686 rpc 11u IPv6 2347 0t0 TCP *:53177 (LISTEN) apcupsd 3191 root 4u IPv4 8267 0t0 TCP *:3551 (LISTEN) smbd 3460 root 31u IPv6 6967 0t0 TCP *:445 (LISTEN) smbd 3460 root 32u IPv6 6968 0t0 TCP *:139 (LISTEN) smbd 3460 root 33u IPv4 6969 0t0 TCP *:445 (LISTEN) smbd 3460 root 34u IPv4 6970 0t0 TCP *:139 (LISTEN) wsdd 3472 root 4u IPv6 6985 0t0 TCP *:3702 (LISTEN) libvirtd 4287 root 14u IPv4 8581 0t0 TCP 127.0.0.1:16509 (LISTEN) docker-pr 4635 root 4u IPv4 13843 0t0 TCP *:3000 (LISTEN) dnsmasq 4716 nobody 6u IPv4 10964 0t0 TCP 192.168.122.1:53 (LISTEN) hddtemp 4893 root 0u IPv4 8181 0t0 TCP *:7634 (LISTEN) docker-pr 4943 root 4u IPv4 14351 0t0 TCP *:8086 (LISTEN) docker-pr 4958 root 4u IPv4 9043 0t0 TCP *:8083 (LISTEN) docker-pr 5185 root 4u IPv4 14462 0t0 TCP *:9117 (LISTEN) docker-pr 5549 root 4u IPv4 14108 0t0 TCP *:3306 (LISTEN) docker-pr 5996 root 4u IPv4 17423 0t0 TCP *:446 (LISTEN) docker-pr 6867 root 4u IPv4 12994 0t0 TCP *:7878 (LISTEN) docker-pr 7190 root 4u IPv4 18545 0t0 TCP *:51413 (LISTEN) docker-pr 7221 root 4u IPv4 16724 0t0 TCP *:8040 (LISTEN) docker-pr 7904 root 4u IPv4 16892 0t0 TCP *:8989 (LISTEN) docker-pr 8299 root 4u IPv4 16378 0t0 TCP *:444 (LISTEN) docker-pr 8339 root 4u IPv4 18030 0t0 TCP *:81 (LISTEN) docker-pr 8700 root 4u IPv4 21570 0t0 TCP *:8181 (LISTEN) nginx 8942 root 9u IPv4 21864 0t0 TCP *:80 (LISTEN) nginx 8942 root 10u IPv6 21865 0t0 TCP *:80 (LISTEN) docker-pr 9437 root 4u IPv4 18970 0t0 TCP *:8880 (LISTEN) docker-pr 9455 root 4u IPv4 17344 0t0 TCP *:8843 (LISTEN) docker-pr 9472 root 4u IPv4 17367 0t0 TCP *:8443 (LISTEN) docker-pr 9485 root 4u IPv4 18353 0t0 TCP *:8080 (LISTEN) Plex\x20M 10663 nobody 56u IPv6 22848 0t0 TCP *:32400 (LISTEN) Plex\x20M 10663 nobody 57u IPv4 22850 0t0 TCP 127.0.0.1:32401 (LISTEN) Plex\x20S 10739 nobody 7u IPv4 22447 0t0 TCP 127.0.0.1:39865 (LISTEN) Plex\x20D 10787 nobody 13u IPv4 21118 0t0 TCP *:1540 (LISTEN) Plex\x20D 10787 nobody 31u IPv4 21137 0t0 TCP *:32469 (LISTEN) Plex\x20T 10790 nobody 10u IPv4 24640 0t0 TCP 127.0.0.1:32600 (LISTEN) qemu-syst 12008 root 29u IPv4 48770 0t0 TCP *:5900 (LISTEN) qemu-syst 12008 root 30u IPv4 48771 0t0 TCP *:5700 (LISTEN) sshd 30431 root 3u IPv4 1594418 0t0 TCP *:22 (LISTEN) sshd 30431 root 4u IPv6 1594420 0t0 TCP *:22 (LISTEN) inetd 30440 root 5u IPv4 1593227 0t0 TCP *:21 (LISTEN) inetd 30440 root 7u IPv4 1593228 0t0 TCP *:23 (LISTEN) nginx 30465 root 9u IPv4 21864 0t0 TCP *:80 (LISTEN) nginx 30465 root 10u IPv6 21865 0t0 TCP *:80 (LISTEN) Any ideas? I've tried different browsers, and I'm connecting by IP.

Like many of you, I use my unraid server for plex and media downloading/management. Recently I discovered that hardlinks weren't working properly and found out it was because I was downloading to a different folder mapping than the storage mapping. I set everything to the same /Media path and its working now, but I have a LOT of old data that is now duplicated in the downloads folder(/Media/Sonarr/Downloads) and in the place that Sonarr then organized it after it finished(/Media/TV and /Media/Anime). I've read about some tools like Czkawka(https://github.com/qarmin/czkawka) and DupeGuru(https://github.com/arsenetar/dupeguru) that will help me find the duplicate files, hardlink(or symlink? softlink?) them, and remove the duplicate. I want to do this but I only have enough linux knowledge to do basics or follow instructions. My main concerns are that some files in the downloads folder might be a duplicate, but not be on the same drive anymore (I have 2 drives + 1 parity + cache), and I think that will be an issue? Also I'm not familiar with the inner workings of unraid and how it presents multiple drives as one folder in /mnt/user/, and I don't want to break it running something not intended for this configuration on it. So my question, can any of you help me figure out how to do this properly with any of these(or other) tools?