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  1. Thank you I couldn’t remember which was the criteria just got to decide if I want speed or less risk.
  2. If I do one at a time is the size difference going to be an issue with dual parity that was my only concern as I would have my existing 8tb and new 12tb in a dual parity setup
  3. Sorry to ask I did search but nothing found specifically. I have 2 x WD RED 8TB parity drives and I would like to change them to a pair of 12tb drives. What is the correct way to remove, replace and upgrade? do I remove both at the same time? Many thanks
  4. Thank you for trying to help.
  5. I have 2 VMs not running on the main server (server shows dockers in app) I have 2 users on main server but not only 1 user on backup server (server does not show dockers in app) LAN segments are the same Nothing has changed on either servers when it worked in the app its only since the update recently that the Backup server stopped showing dockers.
  6. remved the server and added it manually with the IP address i used in the script but it still doesnt show any dockers. 😞
  7. Thank you, as I mentioned in the same app my main server shows all dockers just not this backup server
  8. Perfect that worked i have emailed the zip file to you, thank you for all your help
  9. Get this error - root@Frodo:~# cd /tmp chmod +x ./support ./support enter the server IP address or full hostname (without the final slash), e.g.: http://Tower or http://192.168.1.100 Usage: ./support <url> root@Frodo:/tmp# http://*****.local bash: http://*****.local: No such file or directory
  10. I get nothing after doing this - root@*****:~# type bash bash is /usr/bin/bash root@*****:~# /usr/bin/bash $ cd /tmp $ curl -fsSL -o support https://raw.githubusercontent.com/jbrodriguez/controlr-support/main/support $ chmod +x support $ ./support root@*****:~# I get this with !/usr/bin/bash root@*****:~# !/usr/bin/bash $ cd /tmp $ curl -fsSL -o support https://raw.githubusercontent.com/jbrodriguez/controlr-support/main/support $ chmod +x support $ ./support bash: !/usr/bin/bash: event not found bash: $: command not found bash: $: command not found bash: $: command not found bash: $: command not found
  11. checked bash get this - $BASH_VERSION bash: 5.2.15(1)-release: command not found Checked zsh get no version - $ZSH_VERSION
  12. I get this - /bin/zsh bash: /bin/zsh: No such file or directory
  13. Get this if i put ! infront of /bin/bash root@*****:~# !/bin/bash $ cd /tmp $ curl -fsSL -o support https://raw.githubusercontent.com/jbrodriguez/controlr-support/main/support $ chmod +x support $ ./support /bin/bash

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