arstropica

If I run this command in /boot: git remote show -n origin and output the current origin setting, I get the following: * remote origin Fetch URL: ssh://[email protected]:22/~/flash.git Push URL: ssh://[email protected]:22/~/flash.git HEAD branch: (not queried) Local ref configured for 'git push' (status not queried): (matching) pushes to (matching) The issue seems to be the structure of the repo address at remote origin. Either the remote git server is interpreting the tilde character (~) literally and looking for a directory: .../~/, or there is no .git file in the git user home directory at backup.unraid.net. It would help to know the full address of the remote origin so that we can manually change the origin and see if that fixes things.

After reinstalling my server, it turns out that it was a cookie or DNS issue that caused the redirect. Problem solved. On the next problem... ;)

I was in the process of setting up a .local subdomain for my unraid server when my ip address and .local domain names suddenly kicked me out of the server and forwarded all requests, including logins, back out to the login page. The syslog shows that the login requests were successful, but I kept getting redirected out to login if I used either the IP or .local to access the server. Weirdly, the .local subdomain (which is not in the list of allowed origins) is still working fine. The last thing I remember doing before the issue started was trying to sign in to unraid connect from the Management Access setting page. The unraid api (/graphql) was throwing request errors about a CORS violation due to my custom local subdomain, and the unraid connect modal wouldn't complete the authorization as a result. When I closed the page and tried to log back in to the server via an IP address, my troubles began. I have tried rebooting several times, but the problem persists. If I have to, I will reset the entire server, but I don't want to go through the hassle of migrating my shares and setting up hardware profiling over again. Is there a way to reset all core unraid files without losing my shares and plugin settings? Has something like this happened to anyone else? Thanks!

In case anyone needs it, I have a forked branch on my repo for ASRock X570D4I-2T boards with the correct fan control command codes. The code should be 'd6' instead of '01'. See https://www.asrockrack.com/support/faq.asp?k=ipmitool#collapse63 for more info. https://github.com/arstropica/IPMI-unRAID/tree/X570D4I-2T