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I pulled the power plug and booted back up and its been running normally again the last couple of days (knock on wood). Whatever it was a power eset seems to fix it (at least for now). Thanks for the help!

I'm using ipvlan and I'm not using dockers. Looks like I have some trouble-shooting to do. Thanks for the quick rpely!

Did you ever discover the answer to this. Mine started doing the exact same thing this morning.

I too am having the issue of my flash backup never completing. Of course a google search led me to this post. I have 2 unraid servers both at 6.8.2. Both configured the same. On 1 the flash backup completes in a couple of minutes. on the other it goes on forever. I do not use MyServers. Any suggestions for me please? TIA!

Ah - I see. OK - I have now updated to 6.8.2 Thank you Frank1940 for your help and advice. I hope my LibreOffice goes away as well - time will tell!

I was only taking the small step because it was the easy way via the plugin. I sure don't want to attempt any upgrade until I understand what went wrong or what problems my system may have.

I have been happily running v6.3.2 for a long time but had 2 issues with my server locking up while using LibreOffice to open a spreadsheet on the RAID. I figured it would be best to upgrade the O/S before I started anything else so I went to the Plugins page and it showed me running at 6.3.2 with an upgrade to 6.5.3 The first thing I did was backup the flash to a local folder on my PC (good thing). The upgrade appeared to complete fine and I rebooted and accessed via the GUI. I tried to start the array and the system hung. I could no longer access the GUI and got the dreaded "unraid 500 internal server error". I rebooted with the same results. I fell back to 6.3.2 and everything is back and fine. 1. Why can't I upgrade? 2. Why did the server lock up when trying to access a .xls file via libreoffice? I did take a diagnostic file before I tried to upgrade and it is attached. I also attached my hardware profile Plugins: CA Auto Update Applications 2016.12.18 CA Backup / Restore Appdata 2017.02.21 CA Cleanup Appdata 2017.01.28 Community Applications 2017.02.25 Dynamix webGui 2017.02.16 ssh Plugin 2016.02.25.2 User Scripts 2017.06.02 Thanks in advance for any advice. bernard-diagnostics-20200205-1237.zip Hardware profile.xml

I am no expert (just a novice at this) but here is what I added to my go files Tower1 # Tower1 # umask for root .ssh setup with known hosts and authorized keys umask 077 # Copy the files and set the permission cp /boot/config/ssh/Tower2-rsync-key.pub /root/.ssh/ cp /boot/config/ssh/authorized_keys /root/.ssh/ cp /boot/config/ssh/known_hosts /root/.ssh/ chmod 700 /root/.ssh/ #!/bin/bash # Start the Management Utility /usr/local/sbin/emhttp & Tower2 # Tower2 # umask for root .ssh setup with known hosts and authorized keys umask 077 # Copy the files and set the permission cp /boot/config/ssh/Tower1-rsync-key.pub /root/.ssh/ cp /boot/config/ssh/authorized_keys /root/.ssh/ cp /boot/config/ssh/known_hosts /root/.ssh/ chmod 700 /root/.ssh/ #!/bin/bash # Start the Management Utility /usr/local/sbin/emhttp & I have rebooted many times and things work as expected. Make sure your files are in the correct directories. I hope this helps!

Got it. I suspect that tl0910 hasn't rebooted remotehost yet - or I am doing something wrong. After reading this from ken-ji I did a bit of experimenting and found the answer. My go file now looks like this on remotehost (no changes on the go file on thishost): # umask for root .ssh setup with known hosts and authorized keys umask 077 # Copy the files and set the permission cp /etc/ssh/Tower-rsync-key.pub /root/.ssh/ cp /etc/ssh/authorized_keys /root/.ssh/ chmod 700 /root/.ssh/ #!/bin/bash # Start the Management Utility /usr/local/sbin/emhttp & I have now successfully rebooted remotehost and thishost and things work. Next I am going to congiure ssh for another and disallow root logins - but one step at a time. When I finish I'llpm tl0910 with what I did and he can edit his original post if I am doing this correctly. Thanks again ken-ji and tl0910 - I continue to learn.

I have a few free moments to try again - from scratch. I deleted the .ssh/ folder and all my created files from /config/ssh/ and /etc/ssh/ I followed the steps and after... ...everything was working as expected. I have the SSH Config app installed so I copied all files from /root/.ssh/ to /boot/config/ssh on both servers After I reboot "thishost" (as described above) everything work fine. I rebooted a couple of times and everything is good. After I reboot "remotehost" it no longer works. Yes I am still entering the commands on thishost. So - what the heck am I doing wrong?

I hit another snag and just haven't had time to do anymore. I thought I had it working. I could ssh and rsync from the backup server using the keys and no password. But then I decided to try to reboot my primary (the one I will backup). Now no keys work. Not from the primary nor the backup server. Back to the drawing board and I will post when life lets me try some things. Thanks

I think I got it. I was reading a post from ken-ji in another topic https://forums.lime-technology.com/topic/50038-ssh-support-in-v6/ Then it hit me. I should not be using /root/.ssh/ but instead /etc/ssh/ - no? requires a password because /root/.ssh/ is empty But ssh -i /etc/ssh/Tower-rsync-key [email protected] uptime does not require a password - even after reboots. Do I have this correct?

Thank you for the reply ken-ji No - I am not ensuring anything. that is for two reasons: 1. I know very little LINUX (I grew up on OpenVMS if you know what that is) and 2. tr0910 wrote the following; By "automatic" I assume these things were taken care of. Perhaps I should not assume. In any event the .ssh/ folder is empty after a reboot. And yes I have the key files in the /config/ssh folder. <sigh> I have so much to learn - and I am an old dog trying new tricks

Yes. But when I copy the keys manually this no longer seems to work and asks for a password. So I am doing something incorrectly. It's very frustrating.

Perhaps I am just plain stupid; Everything is working perfectly until I reboot. I have installed the ssh plugin and copied the files from /root/.ssh/ to /boot/config/ssh/ After a reboot /root/.ssh/ is empty and a password is required. Thanks for any guidance on what I am doing wrong.