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I had the same issue after upgrading CA, a blank page is displayed. Did some investigation and the problem is a missing function "plain()" in helpers.php. @Squidfollowing code correction makes it work: ######################## # Get the ports in use # ######################## function plain($ip) { return str_replace(['[',']'],'',$ip); } function getPortsInUse() { .. .. }

Thank you for your contributions. If you want we can add your name to the list of contributors of the Dutch language on the Credits page of Unraid. Let us know if you want this and what name should be added.

A tip for those who are impatient... To get the latest version of a language pack, simply remove the existing language pack and install it again. This will automatically install the latest available version.

You need to put your new translations in a zip file on your PC, Select the local folder lang-nl_NL and zip it to file lang-nl_NL.zip Under Tools -> Language switch to "Developer" mode Now select the language you want to import -- Nederlands Click Browse to select the zip file you have just created Click Upload to get the language installed for testing. A confirmation window is shown upon success. Note: languages installed this way are for testing purposes only and are removed after a system reboot, where else the official language packs are permanently installed.

Unraid 6.10-rc2 has a newer Intel driver version, it is worth a shot to try this version.

The NIC only becomes functional when Unraid has a driver for it. Post your diagnostics which give more information.

I have never done performance comparisons, but my system is set up with a dedicated pool (cache) for Docker, and a dedicated pool for VMs (on nvme), works like a charm.

You can have multiple pools with any name, but it is highly recommended to have at minimum a pool named “cache”. Lots of applications assume the existence of this pool, and you would be obliged to change the application settings each time, if the pool is named otherwise.

That field is not an editable field, but a placeholder which the GUI will fill in.

When you use another container as network access, the GUI is unable to resolve the IP address which is needed to access the original container. Consequently it removes the WebGui option from the menu.

First, there is some problem with your flash device when writing to it. Take it out and do a file system check and repair on a Windows machine, Second, have a look at this topic and see 2nd post for a possible solution (change conntrack max entries).

Your problem sounds like an IP address conflict, two devices getting the same IP address assigned. You could check your router log and see what assignments have been done.

I am using the speedtest-tracker docker. It makes regular tests and keeps an overview of your internet performance.

You have to make sure that your network devices (switch and router) in between also maintain the network isolation.

When using VLANs you are basically creating isolated networks, which can only communicate with each other through your router/firewall device. Your router/firewall needs to have rules in place to allow or disallow traffic between these different networks. For example if you want that the wifi network can not reach the Unraid network you need to create a firewall rule telling either the destination Unraid network is prohibited from clients in the wifi network or the source wifi network is not allowed for clients entering the Unraid network.

Dune gives that warning with most settings when changing a default.

My guess, the openSSH plugin. Otherwise you need trial and error by enabling the plugins one at the time.

Looks like a plugin problem, start your system in safe mode.

I have been using Dune media players since 2009, and they work wonderfully. The older models had only fast ethernet (100Mbps) connection. Dune uses their specific algorithm to read files from SMB, this is used when you enable “fast smb access”. Btw this setting does not exist anymore in nwer versions, which are optimised by default. The graphic shows a constant reading (left) vs a lot of fluctuation (right), the latter part explains your stuttering.

Shutdown your server and take out the flash device. Do a file system check on the flash device on a Windows machine and let it repair any corruption.

Does your KVM switch have dedicated keyboard and mouse connections? The better KVM switches keep kb and mouse active on all connected systems. And prevent new USB detection each time you switch. The same for monitor connections. A better KVM switch uses EDID emulation to keep each system informed about the attached monitor(s) and avoids display redetection while switching. A VM in Unraid reads USB devices at start up and doesn’t expect them to change. There is a plugin available to work with dynamic USB devices, you can try that, but a different KVM switch could be a solution too.

You need to save the file in linux format not windows format. See the line ending setting in notepad++

Your onboard RealTek interface is interfering. Try to disable it in the BIOS.

Yes, disable bonding and enable bridging for eth0 (1G interface - br0) then add eth1 (2.5G interface) as member of the bridge. Connect your PC to eth1 and it should get internet access thru the Unraid connection.

The plugin Dynamix Stop Shell can help mitigate a hanging system. it will terminate all open shells when the array is stopped. Keep in mind that forcibly terminating a process may lead to data loss.