irishjd
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After upgrading to v7, I cannot connect to VM's via vlc or spice.
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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. -
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?
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This being said... the scp transfers are significantly slower than the ftp transfers. With FTP, I was averaging around 100MBPS, with SCP I am averaging about 10MBPS.
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I think I found the problem. After I disable the SMB service, the issue went away. The only thing I can think of is that I had this server pointed to a Windows Active Directory test domain, and it was recently shut down. I guess it was still trying to contact that domain? I don't understand why that only impacted ssh/scp though?
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Unfortunately not... The good news is that I was able to get my backup files by enabling the FTP server. Getting transfer speeds around 100MBPS.
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so booting into safe mode and disabling Docker did not fix the issue. I also tried ssh'ing from the Unraid server to my workstation but have the same latency issues.
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Booting into safe mode did not fix the issue either. It took well over a minute just to authenticate. \
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So I shut down the entire Docker system and that did not help. SSH authentication is taking minutes and scp file transfers are taking hours (if the don't time-out first). I am going to try booting into safe mode next,
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@JorgeBand @Squidthanks for the suggestions! It is currently doing a parity check and I will try this when it completes. I have been doing research on this and a lot of folks blame it on poorly preforming drives. I don't think that is my issue as this is something new and I am running on Enterprise grade gear (Dell R820 with 32 xeon cores, 384 GB RAM, 10 Seagate 2TB SAS drives and 2 2TB EMC 1920 SAS SSDs for cache. Probably the weakest point is using one of the spinning drives for parity, but as I mentioned they are Enterprise grade and should be able to handle it).
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After upgrading to Unraid OS 7 RC, access to Unraid has slowed to a crawl. It takes minutes for web pages to load and file copies via scp, that used to take minutes, is now taking hours. Has anyone else seen this behavior? I will attempt to do a support dump, but I am expecting that to take multiple hours at this rate. If it helps, I originally upgraded to RC1 (this is where I first saw the issue) and then upgraded top RC2 hoping there was a fix for this. Before upgrading, I was running OS6.12 and did not have any of these issues. None of the h/w or the configuration has changed. Only upgrading the OS. Surprise, the diagnostics dump was fast! unraid-1-diagnostics-20241220-1155.zip This was so bad I really couldn't use Unraid (I have a Urbackup file I NEED to download to restore some data and it is so slow it continuously times-out and the transfer fails). Hoping that going back to OS6 would fix this, I down-graded. Unfortunately (I guess depending on your perspective) this did NOT fix the issue. Even trying to ssh into the system takes over a minute! I am at a lose to explain why this is happening, as I never had these issues yo to the point where I upgraded to OS 7 RC1.
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I had to rebuild my lab recently, so I took the opportunity to upgrade all of my servers to Microsoft Server 2025 Datacenter. Each VM has 4 CPUs pinned to it, 32GB of RAM, and plenty of disk space. The latest drivers have been installed as well. However, they are basically useless the System Interrupts are consuming over 90% of the system resources. I have tried re-installing the drivers, but this has not fixed anything. Does anyone happen to have any thoughts on this, or better, a solution? v/r Jon
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Ended up uninstalling, re-installing, and re-creating everything.
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Hello, I am running unraid 6.12.13. Recently, Folder View has pretty much quit working for me. On the Docker tab, only 1 folder out of 10 is displaying. All of the docker apps are listed, but they are not grouped into the folders I had created. On the VMS tab, neither of the 2 folders I had created are displayed, but all of the VMS are present. If I go to //Settings/User Utilities/Folder View/Open File Manager/ I see the docker.json and vm.json config files, so I now they did not get deleted. I tried to reboot the unraid server, but that did not fix the issue. Also, if I try to create a new folder, most of the options are not available. Any Ideas? Jon
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Found it!
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So I am looking at the XML config for the VM, but I am not seeing a line with nvram in it. Where would I find this?
