Everything posted by Kilrah
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Zip Manager for unRAID
Would hazard a guess it's gonna become a built-in function of the file manager so no more needed...
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[Support] Linuxserver.io - Nextcloud
Looks fine, you just didn't indent the new block the same way
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Unraid 7.3.0 - Use entire Intel Optane M10 16GB drive space for internal boot partition?
Video was before everything was ready, you can select to dedicate the whole pool size to boot in the release version. Usual problem when relying only on video content. Video should really be removed at this point.
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[Support] Linuxserver.io - Nextcloud
Then check your networking setup actually allows them to talk to each other
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[Plug-In] Community Applications
Webmc just appeared on last update 10 mins ago. Remember CA updates on a 2h schedule, not live
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Unraid 7.3: How to SMB Share the Root Directory of a Pool?
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Unraid 7.3.0 Stable Now Available
As mentioned what's expected is mentioned in release notes, but there will always be cases where something unexpected breaks. Price of self-hosting, you're the admin who has to deal with it instead of just paying for a service that takes care of it behind the scenes.
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best procedure to move to new hardware (X15)
Boot the existing install, plug the usb drive, delete the existing contents of the config folder minus key/copy the contents of the one from the USB minus key using UD / the file browser, done?
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Recommendation on Backing up Internal Boot Drive
Plugin just works, nothing to do.
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My Experience - Seagate 28TB HAMR Drives for Parity - CAUTION
Correcting check typically would only have at most a few blocks to change, if you know parity is invalid and there will be lots to correct it makes no sense to run a correcting check instead of a full sync as like you noticed it'll be a hell of a lot slower with no benefit.
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My Experience - Seagate 28TB HAMR Drives for Parity - CAUTION
There's your explanation, this is actually not significantly different with "normal" drives. Anytime there's a read and a write at the same time 30-60ish is normal. It's avoiding that that's the key and has always been on unraid.
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CA "Installed" Tag Not Working
Could be the image repo, but that doesn't work since there can be multiple templates in CA referencing the same repo, if it used that it'd then show "installed" on a template that is not the one you actually installed. So the name is the most "unique" way to identify an installed template, and since 1) most people would not change it unless they really needed to (e.g. to install multiple instances) and 2) it literally does nothing but put the cosmetic "installed" flag and has no functional effect it's probably the most appropriate.
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Unraid 7.3.0 Stable Now Available
Should not, but it's never recommended to have unraid behind pihole since it's pointless and often causes issues.
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unRAID capabilities
I mean if that's really what you want you don't self-host, you pay for commercial services who take care of setup and maintenance for you without you having to do anything. Self-hosting's always gonna need some learning, initial set up work and regular maintenance/fixing of stuff that breaks, it's inevitable. The more services /complexity the more attention needed obviously. But yeah that's what many of us do, it can do all of that.
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Unraid v7.3.0 internal boot stuck at waiting up to 30 seconds for device with label UNRAID to come online
Stuff this ancient often had extra SATA controllers to provide more ports or extra features the chipset didn't. Seems to be the case here Try hooking the drive to the other.
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Cache remain active 24/7 with low CPU activity.
No. Running apps will always be doing stuff regardless of the OS, that's the whole point or you wouldn't be running them... The RAM disk for Docker logs can reduce that a bit if it's just Docker-level logging but anything from the apps themselves will always cause usage. Regarding CPU you can look at e.g. htop to find what apps use most of it, and choose not to use them if you think that's too much I guess...
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[Plugin] NUT v2 - Network UPS Tools
They should unless they have a shitty BMS You need to choose the correct size/rating obviously Again check ratings, but lead acid charge from UPSes is way slower than anything Li can handle (usually your UPS will need 12h+ to recharge) Still less than LiFe There are plenty of Li-Fe batteries that are meant to be used as direct replacement for lead acid batteries.
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[PLUGIN] ZFS Master
No, plugin's been abandoned for a year and a half and never got updated for the 7.2 layout changes.
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ZFS Pool for SSD. One SSD in state REMOVED (trimming)
Post diagnostics, but sounds like that drive is disconnecting from the system.
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CA "Installed" Tag Not Working
Changing the name will only make the cosmetic "installed" tag not show up, everything else including updates still works normally.
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[BUG] 7.3.0 missing America/Toronto zoneinfo
Mine was set to Europe/Zurich in 7.2 and it's also gone now, setting was reset to GMT-10 and crons ran based on UTC. Had to reset it using the dropdown and it uses Europe/Paris now. Will see if the crons work right again tomorrow...
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Unassigned Devices - Managing Disk Drives and Remote Shares Outside of The Unraid Array
Now with 7.3 and internal boot could we please get an option to permanently hide a licensing-only USB drive? Kinda annoying to always have it show in UD.
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[Support] jj9987 - PostgreSQL
What app did you install it for? You need to use the version the app wants instead of "the newest", PG versions are often not intercompatible so e.g. if an app is written for 16 it usually won't run with 18.
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7.3.0 - Docker containers not starting, container name already in use error
Delete the containers_backup folder in your appdata share, then you should be able to install it again.
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7.3.0 - Docker containers not starting, container name already in use error
Do you have the RAM-Disk for Docker logs plugin installed? if so try removing it temporarily