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Update - resolved. The empty syslog you flagged was because /boot/config/rsyslog.conf (and /etc/rsyslog.conf) had data corruption - bit-flipped characters throughout config which disabled the file-output rules. Reconstructed a minimal clean config and restarted rsyslogd. I replaced a corrupted USB Stick a long while ago, must have brought over bad config, I don't think syslog has been working for a long time. The new logs immediately showed the actual culprit: XFS metadata corruption on disk 12, looping every second: XFS (md12p1): Metadata corruption detected. Stopped array, started in maintenance mode, ran xfs_repair on /dev/md12p1. A few items moved to lost+found, mostly recoverable TV/movie folders. Started array normally and all 11 shares immediately came back. after xfs_repair on disk 12 and array restart, shares appeared in the GUI but SMB still wasn't exporting them (smb-shares.conf was 0 bytes, shareSMBCount=0). Triggering a single cmdEditShare=Apply via emcmd against any one share caused emhttpd to regenerate smb-shares.conf for all 8 SMB-exported shares, and they're all now visible again.

Hoping someone can help because my server is in a state I cannot fix myself.Background:spent a couple of days dealing with a flaky SAS expander causing drives to drop. Did some disk swaps to stabilise things, eventually used Tools > New Config to fully remove array slots 14 and 17 (parity-valid ticked). Array itself is fine now - 15 disks DISK_OK, dual parity, completed clean correcting parity check. The problem:emhttpd is in a broken state where it actively wipes share state. All my current shares as missing not showing or mounted, and unable to create any new shares Symptoms:- /var/local/emhttp/shares.ini gets written as 0 bytes on every array start - If I manually populate shares.ini, emhttpd zeros it out again within seconds - var.ini shows shareCount="0" regardless of how many .cfg files exist - Shares page in GUI shows nothing - cmdShareApply and cmdShareDelete via emcmd return "500 Internal Server Error" - cmdShareAdd does create a .cfg file on flash but doesn't update internal state - At one point during today's debugging cycles, emhttpd actively DELETED the share .cfg files from /boot/config/shares/ - I have no record of intentionally deleting them via UI What still works:- shfs is partially functional - /mnt/user/<sharename>/<path> all work fine for direct access - ls /mnt/user/ itself returns "Structure needs cleaning" (readdir on root broken) - All Docker containers using bind mounts to specific share paths work normally - All data accessible, no data loss What I've tried:- Multiple stop/start array cycles - no change - Multiple full reboots - no change - Downgraded 7.2.6 to 7.2.5 - identical behaviour on both - Deleted /boot/config/shares/ and let it regenerate - no change - Killed shfs and relaunched with -o remember=330 (default seems to be 0) - readdir still broken - Another New Config - no change - Manually populated shares.ini from cfg file values - works briefly in UI sort of until emhttpd wipes it, but they didn't mount. I have a strong suspicion this state was triggered by the New Config that removed slots 14 and 17, but I cannot prove this. I'd not used the shares in a while before that so the broken state could have predated it like when i upgraded to 7.2.6. Cheers mediaserver-diagnostics-20260512-1834.zip

My network is br2 and I removed -multihome=0.0.0.0 and that did not fix it for me.

Satisfactory 1.0 was released however the game executable has been renamed in the latest release. ---Start Server--- --ERROR: Couldn't find a game executable, something went probably wrong with the download!---

Isn't that a windows only server app?

interesting, not too sure why Palworld container is ? ? ? I have deleted and re-installed as well.

It just times out when people try to connect, either via direct IP or from the in-game server browser. "Connection timed out." I have tried it over 2 Different ISP's as well, both 1Gb fibre.

I'm also having the same issue with Palworld, I can connect locally. I had several game server dockers (all currently disabled) Using Unifi UDM SE router. opened up the port 8211 forward that though as UDP, source set up "any", no different that I have setup with my other game servers, just not luck, cannot connect from the outside. I'm currently doing a work around where my friends would VPN to my UDM SE then they can connect to it no problem.

Thanks, I managed to rollback to 6.11.5, will have to revisit an upgrade another time when do it in a more controled, secure way

Hi, I wanted to post here before I did anything un-recoverable. I upgraded from 6.11.5 to 6.12.3, meant to do a backup before restart, got distracted and rebooted without backing up! (I know /smh) After reboot I could no longer get back into unraid OS, got UEFI warnings, tried disabling UEFI in the bios, could get the Unraid boot menu up again, but then it would just boot loop. I put the USB in my local PC and copied all files to a folder for safe keeping. Been unable to get back in, so I grabbed another USB and did a frash install on it, is there anything I can copy over from my "backed up" copy of the original USB to the new one to recover. I had a large disk array 2 parity+16 drives+4 NVME cache drives and 2 cache SSD so keen not too mess this up any more than I already have. i.e. Can I just copy the ./Config/* fodler from my back to the new USB? Thanks.