Does Xteve VPN have a kill switch configurable?
or
Is it better to use regular Xteve with OPVN_Privoxy if that has a killswitch available?
Everything is currently working for me with Xteve_VPN but worried about disconnect and exposed?
Thanks, no wonder my disks are not automatically spinning down.
Is Never the default value? I just changed it to 3 hours and will test and report back overnight.
What does everyone else set this as? 1 hr, 4, hrs...
This is something I noticed recently as well... my disks never spin down unless I initiate it manually. Open files shows no shares accessed, only cache... hddtemp disabled from grafana-unraid-stack docker.
I checked Disk Settings and Default spin down delay: is set to Never.
I have not touched this setting at all! does never mean, never spin disk down or 0 mins delay to spin down.
Could that be something enabled by default since 6.9.2?
Thanks, glad I'm not alone... I've been experiencing a few technical issues with plex docker and my shield tv (seperate to this issue). Thought I would take the dive into 6.10.... ☺️
Hi guys, I upgraded to 6.10 RC1 and immediately after reboot I received the "cannot find bond0" error and subsequently I was not able to get an IP from my router. Rolled back to 6.9.2 using the files from the previous folder and rebooted... back online. Is this a bug? (diagnostics attached).
horizonlab-diagnostics-20210811-1813.zip
Hi Guys,
Can someone please look into my diagnostics for issues with my VM? every day I go into my Unraid GUI and notice that my Win 10 VM has crashed. I didn't want to provide brief information so I have attached my diagnostics.
Your help appreciated.
Thanks,
Juzzo
horizonlab-diagnostics-20210724-1821.zip
Im running an i5 8400 cpu which is plenty for a win10 vm.
By the way my smb transfer seems to be capped to 4mb/s when trying to transfer a 4K MKV video file. Seems a lot different from the issues reported here... are you guys seeing slow transfer for large files or small files only?
Thanks for your reply! How should I manage my disk usage efficiently when I can't see the true reflection of used space? Is there a point where it will give me a population, insufficient space when writing to unassigned drive?