kizer
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There you. Now you can try both OS's and get a feel for whatever fits your needs. That's exactly what I did long long long and I mean long time ago. I tried TrueNas before and unraid. I tried to give them both a week or two to do a fair comparison. Of course back then everything was super simple and basic.
What really sold me was disconnecting a drive and watching the system emulate the dead drive on the fly. Either way we are here to help with questions.
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I found this by looking around.
https://www.pcrisk.com/removal-guides/16848-makop-ransomware
I have no idea if it works, but food for thought.
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Ok you have 2 choices on this.
1. When you see all of your Dockers DO NOT click the update all button at the bottom. Only click the link to each docker in your list.
2. If you use the Auto update plugin go into each Plugin/Docker and you can select the update all button and turn it off. Then you are presented with the buttons to turn off/on auto updating for each Plugin/Docker.
I use #2 Myself because I don't want the MyServer Plugin to auto update on my system because I'd rather be sitting at my system when a remote application updates.
I do want all other Plugins to update. I also do not want my VPN to autoupdate because its been known to take down a few Dockers so I do it myself when I'm at the machine.
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I was going to say is it a Marvel controller? Lol
Every Parity check I did I always had 2 errors.
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- My 2cents. I would set the free space to something other than 0. For instance I know my Typical backup size for my Dockers are around 36GB so I set my Minimum space to 50GB so I know that when a drive gets that low it'll automatically pick another drive.
- I also normally target a specific drive for all my backups. I use disk1 for all my Restore/Backup stuff, but that's just me and in hindsight might be a bad idea since if that drive dies no other backups are anywhere on my array. Lol, I might have to rethink that, but It'll do for now since I do have offline backups too.
I know what I typed up above contradicts each other since I pick a drive, but I use the Minimum Space on all my shares to insure they don't get full.
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Grab the Trial of unraid and give it a go.
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1 hour ago, Jobine said:
Thank, pretty cool plugin !
Your very welcome. Its been a very long requested feature and the more that use it, comment on it and request refinements the better it can only get.
Have fun with it.
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Also if your using 6.10.3 and Dynamix Filemanager Plugin, you can just check the box next to it and use the button below or to the right of the folder for changing owner or permission.
I find myself using this feature a lot after I installed it. Sure you can move files around with it, but that's not as fun.
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Or some of us simply don't know what to do with the problem in the first place.
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Are you running any Power Splitters like a Molex to Multiple Sata or anything else out of the norm?
I'm only asking this because I had two drives go "bad" when it was just a bad cable to 2 different drives.
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Drive Cage aka box that holds Multiple drives has a bad power connector or Sata Connector on the can cause issues too.
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37 minutes ago, Squid said:
Monthly on the first Saturday (lowest hydro rates). Have it run for about 3 hours and then continues on the next day (via Parity Tuning Plugin)
Great Plugin too.
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2 hours ago, AgentP said:
How frequently do you guys run your parity checks? Monthly?
I set mine to run at 12AM first of the month while I'm sleeping. I know mine takes approximately 9hours so I just leave it alone during that period until I get a notification from the server telling me its done. At first it seemed like much, but lets face it if your not running it often how do you really know your data is Parity protected if you have a problem? Just my prospective of course.
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11 hours ago, Victor90 said:
Is this normal? Does this mean my next parity sync once I add all my existing data (~9TBs worth of data) will take like 7 days?
Honestly your numbers seem pretty much on par with what is considered Normal. I've come to the conclusion that things moving on unraid simply take as long as they need to take when your numbers seem normal.
No because your parity will be syncing at the same time your adding data. However when you run your Next Parity check Id guess since my system takes 9hours on my 4TB Parity that yours would probably take close to 15-20hours with your 8TB drive. I personally have my Parity check set to run on the first of the month at 12AM. So when I'm sleeping it does its thing.
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On 3/27/2022 at 1:47 PM, Renegade605 said:
I'm looking for an option to have a container autoupdate most of the time, but not all of the time. For context, the use case is homeassistant updates are on a frequent minor revision with bug fixes and a monthly major revision with potential breaking changes. I'd like to have the autoupdate on while the latest version is only a minor revision but off when it's a major revision so I can manually review the breaking changes before updating.
I've already figured a way for homeassistant itself to see a new version available and decide if autoupdate should be allowed or not. My plan was to have it modify the contents of "/boot/config/plugins/ca.update.applications/DockerUpdateSettings.json" to turn on/off the autoupdates. I can confirm this works by editing the file through the terminal, but I've been unable to give a docker container write access to this (or any) files on the flash drive. If someone knows how to achieve this, my problem is solved please let me know how.
Failing this approach, is there another way that I can toggle the settings? My docker container can make http requests, send tcp or udp packets, connect via a websocket, and probably many more through extensions if there's a good way to accomplish this. It can also execute shell commands, but as far as I know that won't help because the shell will be jailed. If I'm wrong about any of this, please let me know.
Basically if anyone has any idea how I could do this, please let me know.
Side note: when editing the DockerUpdateSettings.json file, I noticed that setting a container '"update": false' makes the settings page show that the container is not autoupdating, but it still does. To stop it, the entire key must be deleted from the file. I'm sure this isn't high priority since you aren't intending for anyone to edit this file directly, but I thought I'd let you know anyway.
Easy go into your Dockers tab for this plugin. Disable auto updates for all and then manually check each docker and not Homeassistant so you can update that particular one when you want, but all others will be updated.
Its the same thing I do. I have a VPN running with a killswitch to some of my dockers. When it updates it sometimes wrecks my connections to my other dockers. So I update all my other dockers and I manually update my VPN so I know to gracefully shut everything else down, update and restart my other dockers. Same with the MyServer Plugin. I have that disabled as well because I've lost all outside connections before. So now I only update that one when I'm home.
You just have to remember to enable/disable future Dockers or Plugins if you turn off the all update feature. This solution isn't perfect for HomeAssistant, but at least you have more control.
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4 hours ago, Hoopster said:
Of course, this may be a non-starter for you but before you make that decision you should try the free 30-day trial of unRAID on a USB flash drive to get a better feel for how this works.
100% agree.
If you have a Spare PC and a single drive or two give it a spin for 30 days. Install the Community App plugin and see what you can do with it. If your not satisfied then no harm other than some of your time.
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1 minute ago, Jaybau said:
Just found this plugin:
CA Auto Update Applications
Oh sorry. I thought you just wanted a widget for Notifications. Yes that Plugin is a must for keeping things up to date automatically. Keep in mind you can select everything or you can tell it NOT to update specific things. For instance I have a Docker I use for VPN with a kill switch so I make sure to update that manually so it doesn't kill a few running things when it updates and I don't notice.
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48 minutes ago, JonathanM said:
Says the fanciest pumpkin ever!
Schwing!!!!!! lol
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Currently you can view the Action Center under the Apps Tab. You could also enable Notifications for Plugin/Docker updates which would give you a popup.
Its not really a Dashboard widget, but it would popup enough to annoy you.
Personally the notifications would drive me batty, but some people like to be driving a little mad now and then. Lol
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Looks like it would in your case. I was just asking questions to help prove your need even more that's all. Obviously we all have different work flows.
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My APC 1500 shows 900 for some odd reason. It shows I have 129minutes available when my 850 I just took offline last week showed about 1/2 of that. So I know its getting some correct readings, but not all.
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Think of it like this.
Machine boots up off USB
Copies its OS to RAM
Never has to access USB again unless you save a configuration then it writes to both Ram and USB
Turn off machine and it repeats the above again on reboot
While your idea of SSD sounds sound, but is there really a speed increase? Security Increase? Reliability Increase? Maybe on Boot only, but nothing beyond that.
Also while not using SSD it doesn't take up a sata connection or affect your license because your not giving up a slot and uses minimal power.
I like the added security if I'm hacked and somebody installs something on to my system. On reboot its erased since its in RAM unless of course the hacker understands how unraid works then they would either target the USB or in your case the SSD.
As for reliability my USB has been plugged into my machine since 2009. I have backups of it just incase it dies, but plugging away since 2009.
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Another Successful 0 Error Automatic Parity Check done. Thanks unraid.
8 hr, 28 min, 52 sec Average 131.0 MB/s
24TB Array 6x4TB IronWolf
How's your numbers everybody?
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Honestly no. I'll have to keep checking and hopefully be able to nail it down to a time frame and share another report. Like I said its bizarre. It'll go weeks or even months with no problem then happen two days in a row and then weeks or days again.
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I have a share on my unraid server named uploads.
My windows PC talks to it and uploads things to it. For some odd reason it'll stay mapped and connected and work like a charm for weeks on end and then other times it'll just drop over night or a few hours later. So I login to unraid, change the security and then back and I can connect via my Windows 10 Pro machine.
At one time I believe in my smb-extra.conf file I had something in it, but I removed it because of an older machine couldn't connect at all.
Anyways what I'm asking for help on is there something I'm missing that I should re-add to keep my share from randomly dropping and not being connectable anymore. I know for sure a Windows Reboot doesn't fix it. I've not tried mapping it to another machine to see if it drops both or just the one machine.
I do know for sure if I try to look for the upload folder in my \\192.168.7.x it doesn't show up at all even if its set to public, but other shares do. This particular share is a Cache only share and I don't know if that makes a difference at all. Maybe my SSD is glitching some or something?
Strap In for this... Parity Good. One Good Drive Forgotten, Bad Drive Missing
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Now that's some progress!!!!!! Set your Alarm Clocks everybody its going to be a while.