Mutelight

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  1. I realize that this is an old comment at this point but I cannot thank you enough for sharing this setting! Prior to changing that setting I wasn't getting any folder or files populating on the Oppo in the NFS share.
  2. Hello again! I wanted to circle back around and let you know I have resolved this issue. I am a dummy and had forgotten that I had enabled "privileged" mode on the docker container during troubleshooting a while back, even though I had everything manually mapped and passed through. That could possibly explain the reason I heard so much "thrashing" of the optical drives due to conflicts. Anyway, wanted to thank you again for the awesome container and let you know my issue was PEBCAK.
  3. Thank you for the response! I have tried it with just one disc at a time and ran into the issue.
  4. First off, huge shoutout to Djoss for this container! Somewhat recently I have discovered and issue with the autoripper which did not occur before. Unfortunately since my frequency of buying new discs has slowed down I can't pinpoint exactly when it started to occur. I have two drives connected to my server with them both passed through to the container using the /dev/srX and /dev/sgY variables and when I have the autoripper enabled to do full disc backups, I get a lot of thrashing on my drives like they are failing to properly read the discs. If I let the drives go they will basically get stuck trying to read what seems like indefinitely. When I disable the autoripper and do a manual full backup the thrashing is gone and normal transfers occur. I feel like at least with my configuration I have narrowed down the variables to it being directly related to the autoripping feature, so thought I would mention it here in case anyone has any ideas.
  5. That is a great call and will definitely be testing that out this weekend once I have time, thank you! My current NIC was fine in my old NAS but that certainly does not rule out that there is some strange interaction between the NIC and Unraid or even that it is beginning to fail.
  6. Hi all, I have an issue where whether I am doing a SMB file transfer, streaming from Unraid to a media playback device via SMB, or even running a speed test via the OpenSpeed test, network traffic drops to 0% briefly and recovers every 40 seconds (ruling out that it is SMB related). This is an example of when I was doing a large single file transfer to illustrate the issue. The main reason I am chasing this down is because my media players have small buffers so these drops cause the media playback to stall even at much lower data rates. Things I have tried: Moved my docker.img off of the spinning disk array to my SSD cache Disabled the Docker service entirely to avoid any extra R/Ws being done to the disks Disabled NIC Offload in the Tips and Tweaks Plugin Adjusted Disk Cache settings to the below but also tried various values vm.dirty_background_ratio at 2% vm.dirty_ratio to 4% Transferring data from various different physical disks including off of cache SSD Hardware info: i9-9900K with 64GB of RAM LSI 9211-8i SAS controller 7x 18TB WD Red Pros (all SMART tests pass and the drives are less than a year old) 2 drives are parity QNAP QXG-10G1T 10GbE NIC w/ Marvell AQtion AQC107 controller (used in previous NAS which did not exhibit this issue) Main PC and Unraid server on the same Ubiquiti Flex-XG 10GbE switch If anyone has any ideas of other things to try, I am all ears and greatly appreciate any potential leads!