deliverer

I have Watchtower successfully updating my dockers within Unraid. However, when I go to the docker page on Unraid, the status there shows there is an update available, even though it does not need to be updated. Is there a way to fix that or do I just live with it since it's being handled by WatchTower? I'm running version 6.12.6

Did anyone solve this as I get constant writes every 5 seconds? I just thought this was related to ZFS and how zfs_txg_timeout works? What's weird is I have 2 ZFS pools, one for media and one for dockers. The docker one is constantly writing and I attributed it to the fact logs and other things are running in those dockers causing the writes every 5 seconds. I'm trying to determine if tuning zfs_txg_timeout to a longer timeout value or some other ZFS tuning can be adjusted as it's noisy in the living room.

I have two ZFS pools on my server. One is a ZFS mirror where all my app data(dockers/VM's) is stored and I have another ZFS2 for data. The ZFS mirror is constantly writing data every 5 seconds and my understanding this is normal for ZFS. My question is there some tuning or something else like a SLOG I could set up that would improve the constant writing to disk without impacting data integrity? Currently, my server sits in the living room and it's quite noisy when the disk is written to every 5 seconds. Some ideas * install a SLOG SSD * adjust sync from standard to none * adjust zfs_txg_timeout

root@MEDIA01:/boot/config/modprobe.d# ls -d /mnt/*/appdata /mnt/user/appdata/ /mnt/zfs_media/appdata/ /mnt/zfs_mirror/appdata/ there it is. sorry I know this is basic linux stuff but sometimes I struggle even though I've been playing with linux for years. /mnt/zfs_media/appdata/ <---That is the culprit

The share where exclusive mode is not working is "appdata". No secondary storage is set I did a search and don't see any other folders with that name; just the one. Driving me crazy as I can't figure it out. root@MEDIA01:/mnt# find / -name appdata* /usr/local/emhttp/plugins/appdata.backup /usr/share/bash-completion/completions/appdata-validate find: ‘/sys/kernel/slab’: Input/output error find: ‘/proc/25721’: No such file or directory /mnt/user/appdata find: failed to read

Could also be the fact /mnt/user is being used? Here is a screen shot how /mnt/user points to /mnt/zfs_mirror/...

Let me ask this question. I turned snapshots on. Say my mount is the following. /mnt/zfs_mirror/appdata/AppA if the snapshot is stored here, would this break exclusive mode? /mnt/zfs_mirror/appdata/.zfs/snapshot/023-10-16-050000/AppA

what should I look for in the diag download?

I'll go the diag route. been running without completion since you posted to run that compute.

Been computing for a while now and says please wait. Any other ideas on how to get the info?

@itimpithings have been going good with my configuration, but all of a sudden one of my shares is no longer in exclusive mode. How would I find the directory? that is causing the issue? From above, there can't be a directory with the same name correct?

What is the best/easiest way to add addons like the facial recognition option from the App Store? Really would like this addon, but not quite sure how to get it installed. Do I need to build a complete new docker from the ground up? https://apps.nextcloud.com/apps/facerecognition

This is probably a dumb question, but is there a way to set up automatic ZFS snapshots based on time? Say I want to take a snapshot every 4 hours, is this possible? Is there also a way to maintain how many snapshots are kept? Lastly, what does "Recursively create snapshots of all descendent datasets" mean when I manually perform a snapshot? I don't quite understand if I should select this or not? Based on my google research, it's more if you want to do the entire pool? Since the UI only allows the dataset to be selected for a snapshot, does it matter if I select this option or not?

Good point, forgot I even had the plugin installed. Thanks.

This is probably a dumb question, but is there a way to set up automatic ZFS snapshots based on time? Say I want to take a snapshot every 4 hours, is this possible? Is there also a way to maintain how many snapshots are kept? Lastly, what does "Recursively create snapshots of all descendent datasets" mean when I manually perform a snapshot? I don't quite understand if I should select this or not? Based on my google research, it's more if you want to do the entire pool? Since the UI only allows the dataset to be selected for a snapshot, does it matter if I select this option or not?