malaki86

This is one of the downfalls of an extremely stable operating system - you forget all about adjusting settings. I need to go back to OMV just so everything stays fresh in my mind LOL. Thank you for the fast solution.

I'm having an issue with Unraid v7.2.0 not including a disk in the shares. In my array, disk number 5 started giving me issues about 6 months ago. It started showing a low helium level, which caused the disk to run un-gawdly slow. I moved everything from that disk and set the shares to exclude that disk. No biggie. Fast-forward to now, when I finally replaced that array disk with a new one. I let Unraid rebuild the array, even though that disk was empty, and it's showing up fine in the array now. The shares, however, don't have disk 5 in either the "Include" or "Exclude" sections, and no data is being written to it. Diagnostics are attached Any ideas? neo-diagnostics-20251126-0549.zip

I've been Googling my a$$ off and can't figure this one out. I already had a Cloudflare account, and created a new domain for a website that I'm wanting to host. I created an account with zerossl. I installed swag and set up the Cloudflare tunnels for the new site, ports 80 & 443, for both mydomain.net and www.mydomain.net. Initially, I was getting "too many redirects" when I tried to open the new site (nothing uploaded to it yet - just straight up SWAG). It loads fine if I go to the local ip. I had previously set Cloudflare SSL to "Full (Strict)" as a suggested fix. Still too many redirects. I solved the redirects by commenting out the port 80 section of the 'default.conf' file, but now I'm getting a 502-Bad Gateway error when using the domain name for the site. I've since uncommented out those lines, but am back to the Bad Gateway issue. This seems to be a common issue, but the suggested fixes are all over the place. Any help would be fantastic.

I currently have my Raspberry Pi running OctoPi, connected to my 3D printer. No issues there. I'm wanting to upgrade the Raspberry Pi & printer to run Klipper but was wondering if it's possible to set up a VM in Unraid to do the actual OS build for it on a thumb drive, then once I've got it installed, just move that thumb drive to the Rpi? The only real reason I'm thinking about doing it this way is because everytime I blink, I find something else to print, which means the OS upgrade has to wait.

Thank you for that info. It really does help with my build specs. I'll be going with the 13500 and the MSI PRO Z790-P WiFi DDR4

I'm ready to do a server upgrade, retiring my I7-7700 after years of use. My server is pretty much a "standard" collection of arrs, Emby, Home Assistant (VM), etc. I've went back and forth and decided that I'm going with the I5-13600K. It's overkill, but gives me room to grow. What I didn't realize that the AMD igpus are now usable in Unraid, Emby, etc. So, what would be a comparable AMD cpu/igpu to the i5-13600? Which igpu is overall the best way to go?

I stopped the array, popped the bad parity drive out, and set the shares to not use the array drive with the helium issue. That seems to be the cause of it all because it's running great now. Thank you for all the troubleshooting.

As for testing the parity drives - If I disconnect one at a time (stop array each time, of course), then run Mover, maybe I can find where the bottleneck is?

I just did a test by copying a 2.02Gb file from the array to the array-pool via the file manager in Unraid. 100Mb/s+ I then copied the same file from the array-pool directly to a drive in the array. 100Mb/s+ Next, I waited until there was zero file activity and started Mover. 25-26Mb/s I then copied that same file from the array-pool to the array (/mnt/user/media_library) via the cmd line - 25-26Mb/s It's definitely something in the array or parity...

Both parity drives were individually speed-tested with the DiskLocation plugins Benchmark tool. Both drives were comparable with the identical 12Tb drives in the array.

But, here's a screenshot after you asked for another one. Turbo write IS enabled. CA Turbo plugin removed. No other activity. Here's another screenshot of the disk settings, as well, and for good measure, yet another diagnostics. neo-diagnostics-20250216-1136.zip

That screenshot of the entire array, running Mover, was AFTER I removed the CA Turbo plugin, and verifying that Turbo Write was enabled

A full power cycling of the system didn't help, either

That is one of the first things you told me to set, which I did.

I always have the speed showing. That's how I know it's going slow. This photo is pretty normal for what I'm seeing all the time. The only thing running is Mover.