jrmcmillan

Thanks for all your work. At this point, I think I'll just stay with the community version and the free functionality. However, I've got another issue/question. My config is happy running Unraid (and Odoo) in unsecured mode (http:). I installed Tailscale and added it to my Unraid server, local pc, and remote laptop (I'm a consultant and on the road quite a bit). This gives me remote access to both the Unraid server and Odoo, and works fine for my situation (single user and defined Tailscale network). I'd like to enable the email functionality in Oodo, but it only wants to connect to the Odoo database via a secured connection (https:). My assumption is Odoo cannot have a secured connection unless Unraid uses a secured connection. I'm stuck because I don't know how to setup Unraid with a secured connection. I've tried to follow the Unraid docs, but I haven't had any success using a self-generated certificate and don't know how to go any further. So, 2 questions: 1) Is my assumption correct regarding needing to get Unraid working with a secured access first? If so, how do I do that? 2) Using Odoo's email plugin (Outlook), it asked for the database's address. I assume it's [https://local IP address:8069]. Is that right? Or is it something else? I have virtually no Linux command line experience and have only gotten Odoo and Plex dockers working because of the good templates and YouTube. Any help would be appreciated.

One more question: I assume what I have is Odoo running on my Unraid server with the database also on my Unraid server. I'm thinking it has nothing to do with Odoo running on an Odoo server and database. The initial configuration comes with the Invoicing module. I'd like to add the accounting module. However, when I do, I get sent to an Odoo server and end up creating a database on their server - which I don't want to do. So, my question is: how do I install Odoo apps on my Unraid server, using my local database?

Hi Eurotimmy. It's now working! I think the key was deleting the database completely and removing the appdata file, then reinstalling. It obviously didn't like something from the initial setup, but it's now working fine. (I didn't do anything with the PGUSER stuff). Thanks for the help.

I too am having trouble getting Odoo to start. I've followed the template instructions but I'm getting logfile error messages - which I'm guessing are permissions issues. Here's the Odoo docker config: Here's the Postgresql15 docker config: Here's the Odoo config file: And here's the log files from Odoo and Postgresql15, respectively. It doesn't seem to recognize the user "odoouser". However, it is set up as an Unraid user as well as in the docker/config files. Any help would be appreciated.

I received a series of error messages in the Unraid log which I do not understand. The errors are at the end of the attached log starting on Feb 10. To explain a bit of what's going on in the log: At 1:45, Unraid does an Appdata Backup At 2:00 Unraid does a Plugin Update At 2:15 Unraid does a Docker Update At 3:00, a PC attached to the network copies a series of files to the Unraid server (initiated by the PC), which is serving as a backup to the PC. On this night, it was copying about 25 files and something on the order of 325 GB. At 3:23, the errors start At 3:24, the errors stop At 5:01, the file copy apparently ends (seems long since the files should have been copied in about 1/2 the time) At 5:33, the disks spin down All the processes completed successfully, files copied, etc. However, I'm concerned about the error messages. Both the log and the diagnostics are attached. Any help is appreciated. mini12-syslog-20240210-1700.zip mini12-diagnostics-20240210-1156.zip

To finish this topic, the simple solution is to turn off Tailscale's DNS service. It makes remote access a little more cumbersome, but easily overcome by creating favorites with the web browser.

I have an Unraid server (mini12) connected to an internal network running at 2.5 gb. The external network runs at 1.0 gb. I access the Unraid server via a Windows 11 pc in the internal network. I have discovered that when I log into the server using the network name (mini12) from my local Windows pc, the file transfer speed is slow (~110 mb/sec). However, when I log into the server using the internal IP address (10.0.0.112 - which is fixed), the file transfer speed is at the full 2.5 gb network speed (~240 mb/sec). I use Tailscale (plug-in version) to give me remote access to the server, but the issue is with respect to internal network access, not external. Having said that, I'm guessing that when I use the server name (mini12), I'm using Tailscale's DNS system which runs at my external internet speed (1.0 gb), hence my internal file transfers are affected. I have confirmed that if I disconnect Tailscale from the Windows 11 pc, file transfers occur at the 2.5 gb network speed. Therefore, I think I've got a Tailscale configuration problem. Are there any Tailscale gurus out there that can help?

This problem has morphed. I have discovered that when I log into the server using the network name (mini12) from my local Windows pc, the file transfer speed is slow (~110 mb/sec). However, when I log into the server using the internal IP address (10.0.0.112 - which is fixed), the file transfer speed is at the full 2.5 gb network speed (~240 mb/sec). I use Tailscale (plug-in version) to give me remote access to the server, but the issue is with respect to internal network access, not external. Having said that, I'm guessing that when I use the server name (mini12), I'm using Tailscale's DNS system which runs at my external internet speed (1.0 gb), hence my internal file transfers are affected. Therefore, I guess I've got a Tailscale configuration problem. Are there any Tailscale gurus out there that can help?

I downloaded iperf3 on my main Windows pc and tested it writing to the Unraid mini pc server. The Unraid mini pc server is 10.0.0.112, the main Windows pc is 10.0.0.33. Here's the result: This appears to me that the network is running at 2.5 gb. However, below is a screenshot transferring a 9 gb file via Windows 11 copy/paste from the main pc to the Unraid server (MINI12): You can see this is only running at 1.0 gb. I did not go through the trouble of hooking up a keyboard and monitor and rebooting the Unraid mini pc to Windows 11 and then copying a file to it. But, having done it many times, it would have shown the transfer taking place at the 2.5 gb speed. As I said in my original post, transferring files from my main pc to the mini pc Unraid server did work at 2.5 gb speed for about a month, then stopped and now only runs at 1.0 gb speed. I'm still looking for help.

All my testing was done using a single 9 gb file, specifically to eliminate file size as a red herring. (BTW, the screenshot I posted was taken while it was transferring a 250 gb Acronis backup file from my main pc to the Unraid server at the time.) Also, I'm not being limited by physical disk speed either. I've tested for that as well. The first post in this thread says it all. Using my 2.5 gb network, under Windows 11 I get ~250 mb/sec transfers; under Unraid, I get ~113 mb/s. It seems pretty clear to me that either: 1) I have an Unraid configuration issue, or 2) Unraid Linux core (or driver) has got some problem. Since I haven't seen much traffic suggesting a lot of other folks are having problems achieving 2.5 gb/s on their 2.5 gb networks, I'm guessing I've got some kind of configuration problem versus an Unraid (or Linux) bug - but I don't know what that might be. That's why I reached out to the forum.

For reasons completely unrelated to the network performance issue, I am totally rebuilding my disks with data (no parity while the data is being transferred). The data is coming from my main Windows 11 PC and being written to the mini pc as an Unraid server. Here's a screenshot. You can see the data transfer rate is 123.7, which bounces around some based on the file size. Clearly this is only transferring at 1.0 gb, not 2.5 gb. I know I'm not getting the transfer rate I should be. Running another test will only confirm the problem. I'm hoping for a solution!

No. Both the mini pc (the Unraid server) and my main Windows 11 pc are connected to the network. I'm transferring files to/from the main pc to the mini pc configured as both an Unraid server and as a Windows 11 pc. When it's an Unraid server, it transfers files at ~113 mb/s. When it's a Windows 11 pc, it transfers files at ~250 mb/s. I'm not a Linux guru...I don't know how to run iperf. As I said earlier, it did work correctly for about a month, but something must have changed with respect to the configuration - but I have no idea what that might be.

File transfers. ~250 mb under Windows 11; ~113 mb under Unraid.

My Unraid server is a mini pc with an XFS array of 4, 4TB disks (including parity) and a 3, 250 GB CCD ZFS cache. This works perfectly, acting as a backup to my main PC system and as a Plex media server. Late in September, I upgraded my network from 1.0 gb to 2.5 gb. The Unraid server worked perfectly for about one month. Early in November, I noticed it stopped running at 2.5 gb and now only runs at 1.0 gb - both uploading and downloading. I don't know when it quit running at 2.5 gb, but I don't think it was the result up upgrading Unraid to the latest version at the time - which I do rather quickly after a new release, but I cannot be 100% sure. I can boot the mini pc with the USB drive to start Unraid or I can boot it up from the internal drive using Windows 11 with the USB drive removed. I have tested the upload and download speeds when booted as a Windows 11 pc and have confirmed the network speed is 2.5 gb. I even have a 2.5 gb USB adapter which tests at 2.5 gb when the mini pc is booted with Windows 11. It also works with Unraid, but only at 1.0 gb. Therefore, I don't think I have a problem with cables or the bridge. My conclusion is there must be some configuration issue with Unraid that I cannot figure out. FYI, the mini PC's NIC is an Intel Ethernet Controller 1225 V, but again, it works fine as a Windows 11 pc. Any help will be appreciated as it is disappointing not being able to take advantage of the 2.5 gb (internal) network with my Unraid server. mini12-diagnostics-20240101-1216.zip