irishjd
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@ConnerVT thanks for the update. I was fairly certain that there was a way to automatically update the driver.
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That’s a “my bad” ;-) I thought that there was an automatic updates feature, but I am not seeing one anywhere. If I happen to find one, I will post something here. v/r Jon
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I had the exact same issue and can verify that downgrading your driver fixes the issue. Make sure you disable automatic updates of NVidia driver.
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I am not a programmer by any means, but here is something that I threw together. Feel free to merge this in if you can get it to work with the plugin. networkinfo.sh
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Every time I reboot my unRAID 7.0.1 server, the Docker service refuses to start (see screenshot capture.png). If I go to settings, Docker, the service is set to enabled, but it isn't running (see screenshot capture2.png). I can get it to run by disabling the service and then re-enabling the service.This has been going on for awhile now but is really only a nuisance. I was hoping a future upgrade would fix it, but so far that has not happened. I have also attached a recent diagnostics dump. v/r Jon unraid-1-diagnostics-20250409-0729.zip
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@SimonF thanks for the suggestion! Clearing all of the cookies for the site appears to have fixed the issue for both VNC and SPICE.
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Both VLC and Spice worked fine for VM connections, prior to v7. After upgrading, neither of them are working.There are no errors either, just a blank box where the screen usually is. I turned on the debug logs in Spice and get this: WebSocket error: Can't connect to websocket on URL: wss://192.168.100.69/wsproxy/5900/ [object Event] WebSocket error: Can't connect to websocket on URL: wss://192.168.100.69/wsproxy/5900/ [object Event] WebSocket error: Can't connect to websocket on URL: wss://192.168.100.69/wsproxy/5900/ [object Event] This makes it look like a browser issue, but as I mentioned, both worked fine before the upgrade. There have been no changes to the browser. I tried a couple of different systems too, and have the same issue on all of them. Any chance that v7 has implemented a firewall, and somehow rules to allow vlc or spice were overlooked?
