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Will do! Thanks for the info! In the meantime, I've reactivated all plugins, one by one, with little impact on the webui's 'snappiness' and proceeded to activate the docker containers and the overall webui speed just plummeted. This is specially obvious in the 'docker' and 'app' tabs. My docker.img file is on the array, in traditional HDDs. I will try to move the file to an SSD and will come back with the results. For reference, I will be following the information here.

The plugins I have installed are the following: (screeshot grabbed from the /boot/config/plugins folder) Do you see any plugin that usually causes trouble? I will be reenabling them one by one as per your advice. I noticed there was a /boot/config/plugins-error folder with a file called docker.patch.plg file inside, containing the following: GNU nano 7.2 docker.patch.plg <?xml version="1.0" standalone="yes"?> <!DOCTYPE PLUGIN [ <!ENTITY name "docker.patch"> <!ENTITY author "Andrew Zawadzki"> <!ENTITY version "2023.01.28"> <!ENTITY github "Squidly271/docker.patch"> <!ENTITY pluginURL "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Squidly271/docker.patch/main/plugins/docker.patch.plg"> ]> <PLUGIN name="&name;" author="&author;" version="&version;" pluginURL="&pluginURL;" icon="bug" min="6.11.0" max="6.11.5" support="https://forums.unraid.net/topic/134016-fix-to-a-small-issue-with-updating-oci-docker-images/"> <CHANGES> ###2023.01.28 - Initial Release </CHANGES> <FILE Run="/bin/bash"> <INLINE> echo "Patching Docker Client" sed -i 's/application\/vnd.docker.distribution.manifest.list.v2+json,application\/vnd.docker.distribution.manifest.v2+json/application\/vnd.docker.distribution.manifest.list.v2+json,application\/vnd.docker.distribution.manifest.v2+json> echo "----------------------------------------------------" echo " &name; has been installed." echo " Copyright 2023, Andrew Zawadzki" echo " Version: &version;" echo "----------------------------------------------------" echo "" </INLINE> </FILE> <!-- The 'remove' script. --> <FILE Run="/bin/bash" Method="remove"> <INLINE> echo "" echo "You must reboot for the changes to take effect" echo "" </INLINE> </FILE> </PLUGIN> Everything seems to be OK, right?

Got it, thanks I have manually disabled Docker just in case. Do you think the culprit is a plugin? Should I begin reenabling them one by one? (should I reboot between each plugin I reeable?)

I can confirm that safe mode is super snappy. Is it safe to say some plugin/docker is making the webui sluggish? How should I proceed? Enable the plugins one by one, followed by the docker containers? Speaking of which, htop gives you a 'snapshot' of the system resource use, right? Is there an alternative that can capture data for 24h, for example, and present it as a graph? I ask because I've noticed that on unraid's homepage, from time to time, it shows heavy CPU core use for a couple of seconds... Even with all the plugins+docker offline...

It's all pages: ocasionally, some move very quickly, but as a rule, it's very slow, even when pressing buttons. it takes forever to act... I haven't tried safe mode: I will do so and come back with the results. I was under the impression safe mode only disabled docker and plugins... Going through what might have caused this, about a month ago, I played with the vfio settings to remove the igpu from the vfio passthrough and use it with docker containers. Could that be the cause of the slugginess?

Hi unraid team! I have been a happy costumer for a long time now, but some weeks ago, I've noticed the webUI becoming slower and slower. I can't point to a specific plugin or docker container being the culprit, but I am currently running with everything disabled and the webUI is still very sluggish. I have also tried rebotting the server, rebooting the router, I've tried moving the appdata and system folders from cache to array, and back and... nothing. Before disabling plugins and docker, I've captured the logs, that I am attaching bellow. On the "Fix Common Problems" plugin, the following warnings show up, though they're a result of me moving these folders around, which came after the WebUI becoming sluggish. Can you give me some pointers as to what I should do? Thank you! tower-diagnostics-20240131-2221.zip

Hi guys! I've been using Unraid on my self-built server for some months and am very happy thus far: the setup is very stable and versatile and I'm learning a lot using it. In terms of HDDs, I'm using a 1tb nvme ssd as cache and 12+4+2tb drives for the array. I recently bought two 8tb WD RED drives that I intend to replace the 12tb drive with. The 12tb would become the parity drive. Do you agree with this setup? Does it make sense? Also, how would you go about migrating the data in the 12tb drive to the 8tb drives? Thanks for your input?

It's working perfectly! Thank you so much, JorgeB!

I should proceed like this? There's a dialogue screen after this where I can re-assign the disks WITHOUT data loss?

Okay, here's the diagnostics! By new config... could you be more specific, JorgeB? I'm under the impression that with a new config I would lose data... About the HDD in question: it's a data HDD, part of the array. This array is pretty small and has no parity drive (it has a cache SSD though) How do you think I should proceed? As per Unraid's documentation and some community posts, I get the impression I can rebuild the array using the "new config" tool, which is non-destructible... but could you confirm me this information and help me configuring the tool? This HDD has lots of family stuff I'd rather not lose😅 Thank you in advance! tower-diagnostics-20230607-1623.zip

Thanks! I didn't know that... The disk was part of the array! (I'm downloading the diagnostics as we speak... )

Hi everyone, I have upgraded to a new build yesterday (changed everything but the HDDs and Unraid's USB) and it seems to be working fine. That said, one of the disks was previously connected to the old pc via USB (it had a drive enclosure) and now it's directly plugged through SATA. That said, in the "Main" menu, the drive has changed ID. It still shows as a 12TB drive but it has a different name. This drive was previously part of a 4 hdd array. How should I proceed? Thank you!

Hi everyone! I've been running Unraid for some months off of an old laptop, with an array of USB-attached HDDs. Unraid itself is running off a usb drive. This week I'll be migrating that setup to a new homeserver. My questions are as follows: What are the steps I should follow to ensure a successful migration? Just plug the unraid USB and the HDDs onto the new PC? Though not the objective of this group... do you have any recommendations as to how to schucke my external HDDs? I haven't found any guides on the specific models I own... Thank you for your help!

Thanks JorgeB! Sorry for the late reply. In regards to the PicoPSU how would you go about powering the HDDs with it? I did some googling but have been unable to find an answer...

So the jmb585 doesn't split the original SATA port's bandwidth 5 ways like a SATA multiplier?