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Nothing really obvious in there. The only thing I noticed is you are using a depreciated OVPN file. Should be 256 not 128 you should download the updated files from PIA. PIA can use wireguard instead of OVPN if you change the it in the template. It is also much faster than OVPN. It wasn't and option when Spaceinvader made that video. If it doesn't work you can always change it back. It will at least rule out an OVPN problem. You can also temporarily set VPN_ENABLED to 'no' to rule out all vpn issues. Be aware that any torrents that are currently in deluge will start without VPN. The kill switch in the container seems to be the most common issue. You should also post this to Binhex support forum as he provides excellent support for his containers.

You likely have an issue connecting to your end point which will not allow you to go to gui. This post would be best in support channel for delugevpn. If you restart Deluge-VPN you can look at the log for the conntainer and you should see the error or connection that is stopping you. One thing you could try in the docker template is change "Container Variable: VPN_CLIENT" to wireguard.

Looks like your files may be corrupted. Have you tried putting you USB into a windows computer and see if it detects errors? Do you have a backup?

Check out this video. Also check out this post

Take a look at this Spaceinvader one video found here.

Pro was the old license model and is already unlimited devices with lifetime updates.

1. You will be limited to speed of the single array drive. Of course ZFS pools will be faster than a standard array but you lose the flexibility to easily expand as needed. 2. If you install Unraid Connect it will back up USB for you periodically. 3. In my experience it take 2-3 seconds to spin up a drvie. If a video is started it will only spin up the drive with the video. 4. You would just leave the drive unassigned. You would select the drive manually that you want to replace. You don't really want this automated as it could fail due to power or connection problem.

What version of unraid are you running? You might want to post diagnostics

This video is easy to follow along.

I use cloudflare free account for all dns and would recommend it. It has a ton of videos on youtube. I was using SWAG but switched to Nginx Proxy Manager for simplicity. I also bought domain at Godaddy and changed the nameservers to cloudflare. If i add a docker I can add a CNAME on cloudflare and cert on NPM in 5 minutes.

It should not matter where the internal port points to. If you want to use ports 8080 and 4443 on your NPM docker than you need to change them to that in the docker template. Just check to make sure you are not using them elsewhere.

So if that is your Nginx template then 80 external port needs to be forwarded to port 1880 and 443 external port to 18443.

Is it doing test to internet? Most ISP modems and routers are 1G ports. Some have a 2.5G port thou but one mine I had to set it up in the firmware.

Looks like you have a cabling issue on ATA6

If your disk is good and you are rebuilding on the exsisting disk 1. Stop the Array 2. unassign the disk with the x 3. Start the Array 4. Stop the Array 5. Re assign the same disk 6. Start the Array The rebuild will start and rebuild on the disk

You will need to post your diagnostics for the experts to look over.

Thanks. This fixed me up.

I corrupted my DB in the past. This post is basically what I did. I moved the original db files to another location just incase.

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Try unplugging your raspberry pi and see if the errors go away. It looks like the two are fighting for Local Master. I'm not sure where you need to make the change thou.

The cache pool was meant to increase write speeds and move to the array a later time using mover. Alot of people also store their dockers on cache pool and use appdata backup plugin. You can make additional pools that would do what you want and set it up to backup to the array. However you must be using a fairly outdated version of unraid as the cache prefer option has been changed for quite awhile.

Looks like a cabling issue for your drive ata4. I'm not familar where to find it in the diagnostics but if you look under "Tools" "System Devices" and scroll down to "SCSI devices" you can see which drive need to have the cabling checked / changed for sata and power. I had a simillar issue and changing the sata cable fixed it.

Post your diagnostics. It could likely be a cabling issue.

Only one copy of the files exist at on time. They are either on the array or on the cache.

You didn't specify which version of Unraid you are using. If you are running 6.12.12 it is a know bug that was fixed with 6.12.13. Otherwise I would post diagnostics for the experts to look over.