Drank6362

Hi, I am struggling to get my Unraid server running again after a power cut (only lasted about 2 seconds). Unraid will boot fine, however when I try to start the array Unraid becomes unresponsive and I have to force a shutdown. I am able to start the array in maintenance mode but cannot access any of the files (noob, so that may be normal). As soon as I try to start the array properly the system completely locks up. I've attached the log file. Note, there are 2x 2TB drives, one is encrypted and the other isn't, so isn't currently in use so I think that explains that error in the logs. Unraid has been working fine like this as as I've only been testing it for a couple of weeks before I start attaching all the bigger disks. Any help would be very much appreciated. unr001-diagnostics-20230912-1834.zip

I was able to create a work around and it's all running now but I appreciate the laugh.

Hi, did you ever get this resolved? I am having the same problem.

How can I share mp3 files stored in a share on the internal network anonymously? I am in the process of evaluating Unraid for my needs (big fan so far), however I’ve come across an unexpected problem. I am looking at migrating my HAOS instance into a docker container, which I have working nicely and node-red in its own container, which is also working and the two communicate fine. However, I am now unable to get my google Nest Minis to play generated TTS files from node red. Previously I was able to store these files in a subfolder of ‘www’ on the HAOS and I could send these to the minis. I cannot figure out how to replicate this in unraid. What I would like to be able to do is play a mp3 file in a web browser that is not logged in, I.e. https://<ip>/folders/file.mp3 and then I know the minis will be able to play them. Note: I have created a dedicated TTS share with a symlink to the original folder in node-red to try and be somewhat secure. Any help would be very graciously received.