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Thanks for this great add on. I was wondering if I login to the Web GUI via a client in the LAN and use the command line tool to do some file copying, will the job continue if I closed the web page? In other words, will the session continue even if I got disconnected from the server web GUI?

Please find attached. syslog2.txt

Thanks for your help. I have run the reiserfsck as you have mentioned and I could not find anything wrong (the outcome as follows). Should I still run the command: "reiserfsck --fix-fixable /dev/md1" ? ....... Replaying journal: Done. Reiserfs journal '/dev/md1' in blocks [18..8211]: 0 transactions replayed Checking internal tree.. finished Comparing bitmaps..finished Checking Semantic tree: finished No corruptions found There are on the filesystem: Leaves 300558 Internal nodes 1894 Directories 30775 Other files 303253 Data block pointers 245782186 (0 of them are zero) Safe links 0

Thank you very much. I checked the cables and power, could not find anything wrong. Stopped the array, unassigned the parity disk, started, stopped the array, assigned the disk and let the parity build. Everything seems to be ok, some random check on the files turned out ok. The smart test on the disks (Disk 1 and parity) and the file check passed. I don't know what went wrong and feel a little bit uneasy know. Should I change the Disk 1 or the parity to be on the safer side, or just ignore what has happened, I don't know.

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Hi everybody, I have done searching to no avail. All of sudden I have noticed that my parity Drive has a red ball and 9 errors with disk one green ball but with 55 errors. I have tried to stop the array but lost the http connection to the server's GUI. Before losing the connection I tried to run a smart short test on my parity drive and got a line saying "smartctl: device read identity failed (not an ATA/ATAPI drive). A mandatory smart command failed, exiting". What should I do next? Please find attached my syslog. syslog.txt

Are you using samba USER shares? Accordingly, the correct path in twonky's settings GUI should be: /mnt/user/YOURSHARE. At least user shares do work. I am not quite sure about direct disk access.

Did you try this without touching the script with your text editor? Some unsuitable text editors or formats leave traces (carriage return / line feed) which you don't see but prevent the script to run.

Do you use "chmod +x" after you create the script? Maybe the editor you use is not ok? Try to copy/duplicate a working script, do not open it with your editor, just rename it and try to see if it works.

What do you see whe you go to the scripts page of unmenu (http://yourUnRaidServername:8080/user_scripts)? The first script should be HELLO WORLD. What happens when you click that button? You should see "Hello world" typed at the lower part of the same page. If you see that then the scripts should work, I assume. If you don't see that then you should probably ask in the unmenu thread.

I am not sure why the user scripts to start and stop the TMS are not working, however, you can stop it by doing the following: - go and connect to your unRaid server using telnet or ssh - issue the following commands (same lines as in the scripts): echo "<pre>" set -xv av_pid=$(ps -ef | grep twonkymedia | grep -v grep | awk '{print$2}'); test "$av_pid" != "" && kill $av_pid and you start by the following command: echo "<pre>" /mnt/cache/.packages/twonkyserver/twonkymedia -inifile /mnt/cache/.packages/tms/twonkymedia/twonkymedia/twonkymedia-server.ini Please double check these with the scripts above: - you have installed them in /boot/unmenu - you have remembered to REMOVE the .txt suffix from both files. Consequently you should have "2222-unmenu_user_script_start_twonkymedia" and "2222-unmenu_user_script_stop_twonkymedia" in that directory. The leading number 2222 is not important, an number goes if it does not conflict with the other scripts of the unmenu - you should make those both scripts executable by using chmod command. First go to the directory where your scripts are (1) and then issue the chmod command (2): (1) cd /boot/unmenu/ (2) chmod +x 2222-unmenu_user_script_start_twonkymedia 2222-unmenu_user_script_stop_twonkymedia

According to the link to which you have referred to, it should be ok, if you install the twonky instead of cache, on your BOOT volume, which seems to be "/mnt/boot". In that case you should change "/mnt/cache/.packages/" to "/mnt/boot/" (you don't need ".packages" in between since the "boot" will not be in your array any way, so you don't need to hide the directory. ie tms and twonkymedia will be under /mnt/boot/).

I have been running v0.9.5.1-56298e9 since Nov 27th without a single crash.

If you want to have a) both audio and video in one place and b) have beautiful media data such as album covers, film data and etc, c) use only the iOs devices or OsX to stream in addition want to use Air Play (Airport express or Imac/mini with air server installed or Apple TV 2nd gen), then PLEX is very nice. Twonky is simple and fast, runs in almost every device I used, but does not have all the bells and whistles. The Plex has (the only down side is that you cannot play VIDEO_TS folders without conversion). I have all (air video, twonky and plex) installed for testing purposes. The plex is the sexiest and requires plex client and you need to convert the video to a suitable format (h.264). The air video does online conversion but does not handle subtitles. The twonky is the modest looking, but functions with almost any player and you can choose the audio language as well as the subtitles. If you have a suitable player it functions almost with any client. You can also use any browser - html or flash based. ps: I added a comparison chart to another thread if you are interested: http://lime-technology.com/forum/index.php?topic=17041.0

If you don't want to use your computer, the best way is to add a media server to unRaid (I use twonky media server - another option is media tomb or Plex). Airvideoserver is good for video, not music. Thereafter, you use your iphone or iPad and various mediaplayers (PlugPlayer, MPPlayerLite, GoodPlayer, BuzzPlayer, etc.) to stream music from unRaid. While playing you can easily choose to which speakers you want to send the output (like dining room 1 AE, room 2 AE etc). Make sure you use a digital audio connection between the AE and your AV receiver (using the digital output of AE not the analog) so the conversion from digital to analog is made via your amplifier not the AE. AE's DAC is not superb. There will be occasional drop-outs (lasting a second or two) while playing and that is entirely the fault of the AE. I have used wireless as well as the wired connection to AE, but could not get rid of these drop-outs entirely. However, that is not unbearable. Hope this helps.