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Any leads on how I could set this up? Are there kits?

Has anyone hosted a Zulip server on Unraid? I see no one has created an image for it. I suppose I could run it on a VM.

I don't know if this is a Grafana or a network problem, but every single dashboard on every port is showing "connection refused"?

Has anyone received an error message in Granafa regarding "connection refused?" Dashboard not working · Issue #17 · testdasi/grafana-unraid-stack https://github.com/testdasi/grafana-unraid-stack/issues/17

This is my configuration. Looks like I may be able to add two more fans in the front, but they are partially obstructed by the plastic case. I could also upgrade some 120mm fans to 140mm fans. Edit: I think I found the problem. The top of the front panel is solid plastic (where the fans are). The bottom panel is mesh, and there are no fans in that location.

Maybe I just need more fans.

I came here looking for this. Archive Team Warrior v4 runs in VirtualBox. ArchiveTeam Warrior - Archiveteam http://warrior.archiveteam.org/

I have a Fractal Design Note 804. The computer is on a closet. What can I do to cool these hard disk drives? I have 7 drives in close proximity to each other.

Well I was organzing and deleting files, and what do you know, it looks like it balanced itself. I am also running a parity check. Would a parity check result in rebalancing?

It ended up on Disk 3. That is a good place to be and what I would expect from the high-water algorithm. And 10 TBDisk 2 is at 6.5 TB, and overflowing onto disk 3, as expected.. And my large Downloads file is distributed across three disks, as expected. I just wonder how I can force a rebalance to reduce storage on disk 1. That is the main issue I would expect disk 1 to not be maxed out. Maxing out a disk is not what I expected.

See attached. One thing that may be useful is I get daily warnings about overheating disks. Would that change the allocation? daikoku-diagnostics-20250113-0931.zip

This is how I would expect high water to fill up my disks (20 TB). If my largest disk is 14 TB, half of that is 7 TB, so I would expect all disks larger than 7 TB to have at least 7 TB of data. But that is not what I have.

What is the High Water method of filling disks? Is this the best method?

Seems like all my shares are at the default?

For some reason, all my data is going to one disk (edit, well, one and a half disks)? What is going on? I would expect it to distribute it and not let one drive get maxed out. I wonder if there is some process that is the problem. I am running UrBackup to backup another computer on the network but it is in the /mmt/user directory, so that should also be distributed I would think. Any insight how to rebalance my disks?