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I'm seeing the same problem TDD - stacks with more than one container in them fail to start. Deleting stacks is also pretty broken - the UI says (Stop first) but it doesn't. You need to stop it then delete and MAYBE it deletes it in 1-2 tries. Switching to using Compose has made me think that perhaps a VM running Portainer is the better way to go for anyone who finds the Unraid App setup restricting. Compose on Unraid just doesn't seem super reliable and the fact that the original plugin is gone makes me wonder if I'll be looking for CMP's replacement in 2-3 years.

I'm seeing an issue with how the forum is loading - nudista-web has something wrong I think? Lowercase "t" renders at the wrong height. Example: Without underline: Another example: Is anyone else seeing this issue? I don't have Nudsita installed on my system, so I think it's being sourced externally.

Yeah, I know that qemu and libvirt are both 2022 versions and we’ll get new ones on Unraid 7. For now I’m going the wasteful route of feeding my VM a 5TB virtual disk and copying data to it. I’ve got the space in my array to do it for now and hopefully virtiofs works correctly soon.

I've additionally upgraded to the 262 version of virtio tools from the Fedora site - this still has issues. I don't know if this is just some issue with libvirt that is in unraid. 8.7 is from 2022. Edit: I additionally turned on hugepages. I doubted they would help and indeed they made no difference.

I have not. VirtioFS is completely useless for me. Attempting to read files it'll always fail for me on Windows 10 and Windows 11. I haven't tried Linux VMs. I followed the instructions posted in this thread to install WinFSP and the ISO with support drivers. Whether I'm mass copying files off the virtual drive or Backblaze is trying to enumerate files to back up, the virtiofs drive blows up after a couple of minutes and I have to restart the winfsp and the virtiofs services or just reboot. I'm on 6.12.11 and most up to date winfsp and driver ISO used. I verified the correct drivers are loaded. I turned on logging for virtiofs and got no immediately obvious failure. I've just kinda given up on it as the functionality seems to be broken. The only thing I haven't tried is if the issues are related to my using ZFS instead of a traditional Unraid array backed by XFS.

Do you know what versions of virtiofs and winfsp you're using? For me, it consistently fails to handle a share with ~2TB on it. During install of Backblaze the virtual drive dies, and then if I let the VM run when backblaze tries to scan again, it'll fail again. I've fed the VM anywhere from 8GB of RAM to 16GB. I can try adding a new share with a few files on it and see if THAT works.

Does anyone have updated instructions on making this work with Backblaze? I'm finding that it refuses to back up anything from virtiofs shares. Looking at logs, it looks like it tags the drive as empty on first install (and indeed, the share/z: suddenly won't load). If I reboot or restart the virtiofs service it loads again fine, but seems to still have issues and never upload the file. Edit: When backblaze installs, it scans for files. It seems this scan causes the virtiofs service to fail. The service is still running, but the drive stops working. If I restart the service in Windows, it crashes before coming back up in a working state. Is version 248 known to have issues? Where are logs in Windows?

I'm using the GUI to look for apps that are listed to install in the apps tab of the GUI. Are you saying this isn't supported? If so, wild - and then I regret buying a license because I expected the GUI to be actually maintained. Frankly if this is what you mean then I want a refund. If this isn't what you mean...why are you yelling at me? I'm not browsing the internet at all. I DO have a VM running in there that can do that and all. There are legitimate reasons that Unraid needs DNS to work, least of which is searching for updates for the OS itself and apps.

So I figured that startup might have been one possible issue, however the issue persists once everything is booted. Is Unraid seeing that the DNS server isn't working and so giving up on DNS entirely? Would restarting DHCPCD help at all? I'm wondering if I need to revisit running ADH on my OpnSense router. No sure what you mean here - the issue that I face in the GUI is looking for apps. Beyond that, I'm using the GUI as controls for Unraid and nothing else.

I'm seeing an issue with my Unraid & ADH setup. My setup is that Unraid is on 192.168.1.10. ADH is set to BR0 with an IP manually assigned of 192.168.1.2 My router (OpnSense, separate box) uses 192.168.1.2 as the DNS, and I have verified that my clients are picking that change up. AdGuard is working for most clients. Unraid sees the DNS is 192.168.1.2, but doesn't want to query it for DNS at all ever. I can see from the ADH logs that Unraid has NEVER hit it with a DNS query. So loading apps fails, and I've tried to download the files via SSH as well: Resolving raw.githubusercontent.com (raw.githubusercontent.com)... failed: Name or service not known. wget: unable to resolve host address ‘raw.githubusercontent.com’ To resolve this, I set DNS to manual in Unraid, set my DNS servers to: 192.168.1.2 8.8.8.8 8.8.4.4 Now it does correctly resolve URLs. What am I missing? Can I not point Unraid to ADH that's hosted as a docker container on Unraid itself? Do I need ADH to be on the same IP address as Unraid? Thanks!

I'm a bit confused - does this tool benchmark drives, or can it benchmark arrays such as raidz1 arrays? It shows my drives that are in a raidz1 setup correctly, but my goal here would be to test the array itself (and with data on the array drives, I don't think I want to be doing anything with an individual drive, right?) Edit: I see another comment mentioning this is for single drives only. Will ZFS pools be added at a later date?