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I have Unraid configured for IPv6 in the network settings and that seems to be working fine. However, none of my docker containers are given IPv6 addresses and also show no IPv6Gateway when using docker inspect. Doesn't seem to matter if the container is using host, bridge, or br0 for its network. What could I be doing wrong?

I'm having trouble getting this container to pick up an IPv6 address. I have IPv6 configured in both the main network settings and the docker settings. I have the container setup to use br0 and use a fixed IPv4 address. However, when I open a console in the container and run 'ip -6 addr' it shows nothing. I'm on Unraid v6.6.6 with the default IPv6 settings. Does using a static IPv4 address cause issues with IPv6?

SOLD Any interest in this case & cages? It has a nice 450 watt power supply in it now, but I can remove and sell that separately. The cages and case have been modified to include much better/quieter fans. I still have the original boxes and everything is in excellent condition. Everything included: iStarUSA s917 chasis 2x iStarUSA BPN-DE350SS (Black) 1x iStarUSA BPN-DE110SS (Black) 2x Noctua NF-A8 PWM fans 1x Noctua NF-A12 fan Corsair RM450 PSU Purchased new this would be something like $500, so I'm thinking $325 for everything or $300 without the PSU. Pics are here: https://photos.app.goo.gl/jXPfskMRif3jNPtm8 I'm in California, so shipping would be calculated from there.

Ok, got it. If you want to use Fan Auto Control, which I really like because it uses the drive temps instead of CPU or system temp, then you may need the modprobe command. There doesn't seem to be a way to manually enter the driver there.

Are you using Fan Auto Control too? Or just System Temp? Were you able to get both working without using modprobe?

Glad to hear it worked! I'm usually the one asking the questions, so it's nice to be able to help. I think you'll need to add that command to your go file in order for the functionality to survive a reboot.

I was just trying to get my motherboard working (MSI X470 Gaming Pro Carbon) with the fan controller and seem to have figured it out. Here's what I did (being verbose in case it helps others troubleshoot their own motherboard in the future): Used sensors-detect to figure out that my board has a `VIA/Winbond/Nuvoton/Fintek' chip reported at ID 0xd352. Did a bunch of googling to find out that my board specifically has the Nuvoton NCT 6795D chip. More googling to find the supported devices: https://hwmon.wiki.kernel.org/device_support_status_n_o More googling to figure out that the nct6775 driver may also support the nct6795D. Tried 'modprobe nct6775 0xd352' (not sure if I was supposed to use force_id=0xd352, but it worked without it) and surprising, it worked and now the Fan Auto Control plugin shows my 6 nct6795 PWM controllers! So @Taddeusz maybe try 'modprobe nct6775 0xd423' (with or without force_id=) and see if that works for you. My only complaint now is that I'd like to be able to control more than one of my 6 PWM controllers. EDIT: Also worth pointing out that while detect doesn't work in the System Temp plugin, manually entering 'nct6775' as the driver and hitting save does. Enables me to see/select the temps and fans.

No problem. Let me know if you're interested.

It's still available. Looks like I could get it there for around $30 via FedEx Home Delivery (takes 4 days). It's pretty good considering the size and weight.

It's been a month now, so if there's any interest here make me an offer. I would consider parting this out now too. Giving it one last try here before I take it to eBay.

Any interest in this case & cages? It has a nice 450 watt power supply in it now, but I can remove and sell that separately. The cages and case have been modified to include much better/quieter fans. I still have the original boxes and everything is in excellent condition. Everything included: iStarUSA s917 chasis 2x iStarUSA BPN-DE350SS (Black) 1x iStarUSA BPN-DE110SS (Black) 2x Noctua NF-A8 PWM fans 1x Noctua NF-A12 fan Corsair RM450 PSU Purchased new this would be something like $500, so I'm thinking $325 for everything or $300 without the PSU. Pics are here: https://photos.app.goo.gl/jXPfskMRif3jNPtm8 I'm in California, so shipping would be calculated from there.

Thanks for the response. With the infrequency of crashes (might be weeks between crashes) and the way I use my server, running in safe mode to test would largely mean it's out of service for weeks at a time. Not sure I can do that, but I will try culling plugins and dockers back to a bare minimum to see if that helps. If not, I will continue to cull. If this fails then I will try safe mode eventually, but hopefully I can avoid that. Thanks again for the suggestion.

I have an issue with Fan Auto Control where I need to re-select the correct drives to exclude after every boot. It seems to just randomly select drives so I need to change it back to my 2 cache drives (SSD) to exclude. It does always select 2 drives, just not the correct ones. I assume this is a bug and just wanted to report it here.

I decided to try memtest to see if that could be the issue. Ran through 5 passes with no errors, so I think that rules out a memory problem. Any suggestions would be much appreciated. Given the lack of ideas, should I be considering a clean install of Unraid?

I was just on vacation and came home to another crash. I'm attaching the FCPsyslog_tail.txt and diagnostics files. Doesn't look like rcu-self detected stalls are the issue this time; in fact I don't see what would have caused it. I have a display connected to the server this time. What should I be looking for there? Do I need to be running a specific application or in a specific mode (GUI vs no GUI for example)? Thanks again for any help! FCPsyslog_tail.txt bunker-diagnostics-20180706-2332.zip

@Squid Thanks for the response. FCP didn't save diagnostics, so I had to grab them after the crash. I'm running it again and this time it's saving diagnostics files. Do you think the stall is causing my problem? I saw another thread where you were playing with the stall timeout and a couple other settings. Do you recommend trying that? Or should the update to Unraid have made that obsolete? Thanks again.

No ideas here? Is there more information I can provide? Thanks again!

I've been having problems with my server recently (last 3-4 months). It will run for a number of weeks and then become unresponsive (no web GUI, no ssh access), requiring a hard reset by holding the power button. I captured system logs using the troubleshooting mode of the Fix Common Problems plugin. Syslog files and diagnostic files are attached. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks very much. syslog-1529765331 bunker-diagnostics-20180630-2104.zip syslog-1530417311 syslog-1529984970

Thanks for your help. I was able to rebuild my pool and get everything back up and running. Thankfully I was using the CA Backup plugin. I was really under the assumption that an issue like this would have been protected, but I understand now.

How would I try using just one device on its own? I've tried taking the array offline and removing a cache drive, but that doesn't seem to work and I can't tell if that's just because I'm doing it wrong or because both drives are corrupt. When I try to add my cache drive back to the pool it sees it as a new device and I get a warning that all data will be overwritten. Can't tell if that means both drives will be empty or if the pool will be rebuilt. Thanks again.

My server has become unresponsive 2-3 times in the last few months, which requires me to do a hard restart (hold the power button down). Clearly I need to figure this issue out, but I'll do that separately. After the latest hard restart I have a drive in my cache pool (2 drive pool) that is unmountable. I have read the FAQ about using restore and repair, but I have some questions: I have a backup and have done a restore to an array folder, but isn't my data safe on the other drive in the pool? Shouldn't I be able to repair (or even replace) the unmountable drive and then rebuild the pool from the working pool drive? How does that process work? Thanks!

Not sure if this is the best place for this question, but it didn't strictly fit in elsewhere since it's not really an UNRAID question. I'm trying to run an OpenVPN client docker container so that I can route traffic from some devices on my network through the VPN tunnel. I'm using this container: https://github.com/dperson/openvpn-client It runs with this command and seems to connect successfully: root@localhost:# /usr/local/emhttp/plugins/dynamix.docker.manager/scripts/docker run -d --name="OpenVPNClient" --net="br0" --ip="192.168.1.252" --privileged="true" -e TZ="America/Los_Angeles" -e HOST_OS="unRAID" -e "FIREWALL"="true" -v "/mnt/user/appdata/openvpn/":"/vpn":rw dperson/openvpn-client f4d85374b85f9322068adc989f656b0512a9badcb2ef843bd5c8484930dde002 Then I go to setup a proxy server on Windows 10, but don't have internet access. What port should I be using when configuring the proxy? Anything obvious I'm missing here? I'm still figuring out OpenVPN and this kind of network configuration. Also, could I configure my router to handle this connection instead of setting up the proxy on Windows? What would I look for on the router? Thanks!!

Anything we should know about switching to the new version? It is as simple as: Uninstall the old plugin Install the new plugin Point the new plugin at the same destinations

@Squid Thanks for spending time on this even though it's not really an issue with your plugin!!

The LSI SAS9201-8i is working great for me. Corrected the errors and have been all good since. Fingers crossed that this issue is gone forever. @BobPhoenix This card came from Florida and seems genuine. Thanks for the help guys.