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I found that if I open the terminal from the HTTPS local IP address the webterminal is perfectly readable. However if I open the terminal from the HTTPS unraid.net address then I'd get that unreadable font. I only find this issue when using Brave browser.

this issue is also raised in this thread:

just a small update - unbalance works now. i didn't do anything. just tried it and it suddenly works again. but the output of the find command still returns %A|%U:%G|%F|%n results.

same here, also using Brave. when using Brave the web terminal is pretty much unusable. no issue when using latest edge (chromium) or chrome. only bitwarden plugin installed (on brave and edge), no plugins in chrome.

i'm getting the same result unbalance stopped working for me after i changed some disk assignments. new config, parity valid then swapped disk 7 and disk 8 slots. it used to run through the planning process very quickly but now the planning window doesn't appear. same thing whether i try scatter or gather. unbalance appears to be busy but nothing happens and no errors. i have already uninstalled and reinstalled the plugin. any ideas?

is this the same as setting the override inform host to the FQDN in the controller GUI? doing it this way means that the unifi controller gui will also be accessible from the internet? can it be set up for local access only?

hi @jonathanm can you teach me how you set this up? my unifi docker has the same ip address as unraid server, if i spin up another unifi controller it would need a different IP. i believe my APs look for the controller via the IP address, which i assume is the IP address of unraid that we used for the "override inform host" setting. i would like to be able to easily spin up a backup unifi controller if ever my unraid server has to go down for a few days.

no i didn't reboot. i'm having trouble sending you the file. i could copy /var/log/gitflash to /boot but i'm not able to attach it to my message. i tried copying it over to my desktop first, but i get file access denied message.

@ljm42i'll get back to you on this. because i had earlier already disabled flash backup. i didn't want it filling up my syslog. just now i turned it back on again, expecting the logs to fill up again. but surprisingly after more than an hour it only has 1 flash_backup task logged, and that should be for the backup that happened after i turned it back on. anyway i'll check the logs again tomorrow, and if it starts creating flashbackup logs every minute again I'll let you know. thanks!

wow so nice, i'm jealous. I'm far from being an expert but what i gather from here is that the SAS controller is the most important piece. it has to be a plain HBA controller. not RAID. most of the time you'll find recommendations to purchase a SAS controller in IT mode or get one that you can flash yourself. personally i'd buy one from ebay that has already been flashed to IT mode and tested with UNRAID. there are a few sellers on there selling this. other than that unraid seems to run on whatever you can think of. there was a guy here who recently got unraid working perfectly on a 12 year old QNAP. there is a topic here on this forum about Dell poweredge servers. its old, but should be still relevant. try to looking for it, i think a lot of your questions would have answers there.

@edrohler were you able to do this? i recently tried moving data off an emulated disk but I found that unbalance could not go past the plan process. during that time there was no rebuild. i wanted to move the data off the drive then remove the drive from my array (shrink my array).

since yesterday my syslog is getting filled with these: flash_backup: adding task: /usr/local/emhttp/plugins/dynamix.my.servers/scripts/UpdateFlashBackup.php update yesterday i stopped/started array in order to rebuild a disk that had xfs errors. i had disabled my dockers and vms, only started them after ensuring that there were no problems after array stated. unraid is still in the process of rebuilding my disk. is this why these events are appearing? not sure if its related - i had to do unraid-api restart because myservers plugin wasn't connected to mothership. i think that's when the log started filling with these entries. i actually need to do unraid-api restart every time unraid is restarted otherwise myservers won't be connected to mothership. i think its because I'm using pfsense VM and when myserver plugin starts, internet connection is still not available. is there a fix for this? thanks. correction - there was no disk rebuild, disk is still disabled but currently being emulated. xfs errors have been resolved. so the flash_backup task in syslog is not caused by rebuilding any disk. i also read that some have found that myservers plugin causes disks to be constantly spinning. i have noticed this too. has the cause of this been determined? silometalico-diagnostics-20210621-0907.zip

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wow, such huge improvements just by setting 9014 MTU? hmmm... i always thought that jumbo frames was unnecessary.

that's really neat! what kind or read/write speeds can you get?

not sure if it helps anyone else, but this problem went away after i did the following: first i tried to moved the logs following CHBMB's suggestion in this post: same problem, so i tried doing "mysqld --tc-heuristic-recover commit" as mentioned by chaosratt in his post: however still same problem. i figured try again but this time using the original logs, so stopped the mariadb docker, moved the back the logs, started the docker but suddenly no more problem. couldn't believe it. 🤷‍♂️

I would like to access a HTTP web server on my local network by using this reverse proxy method. i tried copying bits of conf files from examples I found here and there but nothing seems to work for me. i already have my DNS records set up and can access the web server if I port forward from my router, but I want to use this reverse proxy method because I think it would be more secure as we would be accessing via SSL. At least thats what I understand... plus I can access it by just using the sub domain without needing to add :port number in the url. if this is possible I would really like to know how. A few years ago I followed space invader’s guide and was able to set this up for my Nextcloud docker. It works great! It was the most useful thing I’ve learned in all my years of tinkering. Reverse proxy and Letsencrypt changed my life. I’d recommend everyone to do it.