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It is clearly screaming that those paths can not be accessed. Did you try in access the paths directly from your Ubuntu? Poke in the paths directly without alias? [2024-04-21T12:10:47.161] [INFO] Tdarr_Node - Path translator: Checking Node path: /mnt/media [2024-04-21T12:10:47.174] [ERROR] Tdarr_Node - Path translator: Error: Node path cannot be accessed: /mnt/media [2024-04-21T12:10:47.174] [INFO] Tdarr_Node - Path translator: Checking Node path: /mnt/tmp/tdarr [2024-04-21T12:10:47.180] [ERROR] Tdarr_Node - Path translator: Error: Node path cannot be accessed: /mnt/tmp/tdarr - /mnt/media:/media - /mnt/tmp/tdarr:/temp pathTranslators: [ { server: '/mnt/media', node: '/mnt/media' }, { server: '/temp', node: '/mnt/tmp/tdarr' } Shouldn't you be using /media and /temp? The aliases you defined?

You sure ubuntu node has read / write access to that media share? Also you can transcode from a node set up on your server right?

Well damn... There isn't a convenient way to count directory levels based on the file location? Like .net '..\..\MyFile' means 2 levels higher than my file. I would like that for my Media to keep all files in Season folder on the same drive... If there isn't I guess the only choice I have is to remove the extra folder "Anime" and remap all my Emby / Sonar / Radar libs...

Hello, I've been trying to understand split level and I still have a few questions. Automatically split only the top "N" level directories as required From what is the Nth level calculated? Is it from the File being written? Or from the Share base? I'd like to split my media only by seasons. Meaning top level directory that the file is in. 2 examples on my share: So is the setting I want is Automatically split only top level?

Random reoccurring issue. Tailscale does not allow SMB share access after 1st server boot. Tailscale DNS name is pingable yet SMB shares are not accessible. Restarting tailscale solves the issue. Is there any way to reboot tailscale plugin with user scripts?

Just tested. Everything works fine on default settings. The dev is MIA since May last year so doubt he will answer. Guess the (DO NOT CHANGE) warning over the port variable is meant to be there...

1. Unraid Settings -> Tailscale -> Run as exit node. Confirm on tailscale web page and you are done. 2. Subnet mask does not redirect anything. It can only advertise your local IPs to tailscale. I asked @EDACerton to add full syntax for --advertise-routes in to HELP section as people CONSTANTLY ask for it but it is still not there You will have to make due with the tailscale link: https://tailscale.com/kb/1019/subnets @lightsout for you its the same #2. You need to advertise the subnet you want available over tailscale.

Hello, Why does tdarr change permissions of transcoded files? I am doing a few test runs before letting it rip on my full library but I noticed this permission change from -rw-rw-rw- to -rw-rw-r--. I tried adding Tdarr_Plugin_0800dCTlb Set File_Permissions_For_UnRaid but this just errors out with 'Operation not permitted'. Any suggestions how to keep default permissions after Tdarr?

The drive in question is Samsung SSD 970 EVO Plus 1TB Other 2: KINGSTON SKC2500M81000G XPG GAMMIX S50 Lite Basically random SSDs that I had laying around. That samsung SSD came extra with the used threadripper I got cheaply. Might be faulty Is snapshot considered a backup? The file itself is a VM vdisk and the VM seems to have no issues. I run the backups monthly so rolling back to 1 month ago is not desirable...

Hello, Today I woke up to a failed backup and and errors on my ZFS raid0 pool. I destroyed the latest snapshots and am left with 1 error: The drive in question reports: Yet smart tests pass without issue. The error is in an active windows VM vdisk. The VM in question seems to be running without issues. What should I do to fix tis? Is the drive still reliable?

The terminology could be clearer... 1st time I ever encountered the term "TOTP" being used for MFA... If it would have said say "Multi factor authentication is enabled. Please enter....." I would have been much clearer... I honestly forgot I set up MFA and needed googles help for what does "TOTP" mean... Glad I wasn't the 1st one and it pointed me to this thread.

How do you remove or change advertised subnets?

I doubt you read my post to the end... I said advertising subnet works without any issues. Then you will be able to access your shares on the advertised subnet IP. Eg 192.168.1.XX. This works without ANY issue. However I wanted to use DNS. Eg: \\DataServer\Share instead of \\192.168.1.XX\Share. That was the whole point. Some weird magic happens with tailscale DNS naming x IP. Pings go through but for some reason SMB does not.

Try changing SMB settings: I somehow got shares to work using tailscale DNS. Also make sure to enable magicdns in tailscale admin console and allow local network access in tailscale client. Honestly... This requires WAAAAAY more effort than it should... Considering local shares reliably work without all this hassle... And advertising your local network ip via tailscale also works.... While trying to use tailscale IP or DNS is a f-ing nightmare... Also SHEER AMOUNT of weirdness I encountered while TRYING to get this to work... For example: I got assked for a certificate from trying to connect to my SMB share... This is the 1st time I ever saw a network share asking for a certificate... And I was trying to connect to a PUBLIC non password protected share... The same share that any 1 can access from my local network... I had a few issues that unraid asks for user and password for a public share but a certificate? Damn... I clicked cancel on the certificate selection and then got promted for user and password... Well OK I typed my shares details... Invalid password... I checked my password, used it in another PC to check if it is the right for this share user... Everything works... Yet TAILSCALE manages to surprise me... I gave up. Went to restart tailscale for above taildrop tests switched SMB Multi channel to Yes. And it worked... Why? I have no idea... It might be related to using my phones internet via hotspot for a more accurate test then running tailscale on my local network which already has stable and working SMB access to my server... All in all... Proceed at your own risk... I still plan to advertise my local network for printers and a backup access but that is just due to Tailscale failing to be stable...

After array stop and then start Taildrop no longer works. Prior to stop taildrop was working. Command output while not working: root@DataServer:~# ls -l /var/lib/tailscale total 4 lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 19 Dec 13 18:03 Taildrop -> /mnt/user/Exchange// -rw------- 1 root root 209 Dec 10 23:52 tailscaled.log.conf -rw------- 1 root root 0 Dec 19 18:32 tailscaled.log1.txt -rw------- 1 root root 0 Dec 19 18:32 tailscaled.log2.txt root@DataServer:~# And diagnostics. DataServer-tailscale-diag-20231219-183438.zip Confirms my suspicion that once taildrop looses its share it no longer works... Restarting tailscale after the array was back online got taildrop running. Maybe it is somehow possible to restart tailscale each time array starts? User scripts?