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  1. 4 minutes ago, JonathanM said:

    However, you can always ask questions, we seldom bite. 🙂

    Noting that for later, just in case :D 

     

    Thanks - I guess I felt I shouldn't have to 'rebuild' a drive if I had only popped it out literally 2 seconds... like I wanted to just say "I know it's as it should be, so just enable it!". But I'll follow the instructions for rebuilding...

  2. Safari lets me override the cert, where Chrome and Opera wouldn't (I'm sure this used to be the other way around!).

     

    Still, I'm on the interface again now, but still no letsencrypt option in 'identification'......

  3. Been following Spaceinvader one's excellent videos. Seems I had to enabled SSL to use encryption / unbalance etc. 

     

    Didn't have the option to use letsencrypt in 'identification', so I went looking and found 'use ssl' in management access. Enabled that, and now I'm kind of locked out as it will only use SSL, but it doesn't like the certificate. 

     

    What should I do?

  4. Trying to get a script working. It seems to be ignoring stuff that works if I do it manually. I thought at first it was ignoring back ticks, but it's not that. Take this section:

     

    SOURCE=https://<my database url including auth>
    echo `date` # works fine
    SRC_DBS=`curl -s -X GET $SOURCE/_all_dbs | sed 's/\[//;s/\]//;s/"_[a-z]*"//g;s/[,\"]/ /g'` # works elsewhere
    echo "$SRC_DBS" # nada :(

     

    EDIT: Sussed the cause, at least. It doesn't like the SSL cert. It is valid, so I guess it must be that the local CAs need updating? Adding `-k` to the curl statement sorts it, for now...

  5. I've found loads of references to enabling the setting `enable additional search results from dockerhub`, but it's not where any of the posts say it is, nor the YouTube videos  

     

    Posting what I see - in one of the videos it shows it as the 4th option here, but that's not what I have. How do I find this setting?

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  6. I've found loads of references to enabling the setting `enable additional search results from dockerhub`, but it's not where any of the posts say it is, nor the YouTube videos :/ 

     

     

    Posting what I see - in one of the videos it shows it as the 4th option here, but that's not what I have. How do I find this setting?

     

     

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  7. 18 minutes ago, itimpi said:

    It depends on the BTRFS profile they are set to use.   The default is raid1 and that means they are protected, but the usable space is only that of the smaller device.

    That sounds like the best option. Where are the settings for checking this? I can't find them for some reason?

  8. My two SSDs I'm using as cache are mismatched sizes. I *think* from what I've read this means that they aren't protected, is that right? Is the only way (apart from a backup script) to have them the same size in an array, or does btrfs do something that I don't understand?758718830_Screenshot2022-05-04at22_56_05.thumb.png.c05f5dcb067ef2b25b6b6a68658a32f3.png

  9. Ok, re-downloaded and flashed, now boots fine. But I can't access the web interface. Everything I've read seems to suggest it should respond on port 80, but nothing.

    • IP shows on console correctly
    • IP pings fine from my mac
    • I can log on to the console and ping my mac
    • No obvious errors on the console
    • Tried normal boot and gui mode boot

    What gives?

     

    EDIT - man, every time I say something's not working, it starts working. Can access the interface now, but it seems only if I boot in GUI mode. Odd.

  10. New build, with this SAS2008 controller freshly installed: https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B01M2AC40Y/ (which may or may not need flashing, I know not). 

     

    I can't get past the stoopid MPT2 BIOS, which takes over even before the system BIOS gets a look in. Then MPT2 sits there initializing forever. Occasionally it flashes up "CTRL+C to enter setup" for a microsecond, and then goes back to either initializing again, or trying to "spin up boot drive". After about an hour I managed to hit CTRL+C at just the right time. Then it sits there "invoking SAS configuration utility", again for ages.  Everything seems to take, like 20 minutes. Even just reading the settings

     

    I can't seem to boot anything with the SAS card in it, so I can't even try my hand at flashing the thing. Any suggestions? Is there a way of telling it not to run the NPT2 BIOS at startup?

  11. 3 minutes ago, JorgeB said:

    LSI HBAs can have IT or RAID firmware, IT is recommended for Unraid, that model appears to come with RAID firmware, though they can usually be flashed with either firmware.

    Ah great, guessing that last one is the same then? How easy is flashing the card?

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