Jahagafut

It looks like I can connect but it just hangs

I'm on unRAID 7.0 and for whatever reason I can no longer SSH, I have SSH enabled in management access and I've tried both with or without the SSH plugin. I can use telnet though, but even with telnet off there is no more SSH access, including through tailscale which also used to work. Oddly my SSH app sticks on "active", but won't fully load, and I've tried other apps. Where if I put an address that doesnt exist I get an instant error stating no connection can be made

Yes this is what I've been using, for the time being it looks like smb as nobody will work though

I've signed into ftp as nobody, that was easier than I thought I apologize for not attempting that

I've been setting each docker, as I use docker images which contain these variables, to use uid 99 and gid 100, thus giving them nobody:users permissions. I've been setting unmask to 000 which to my knowledge will not add any restrictions to files created by the dockers. There are three issues, one of which I'm starting to think is actually by design and working as intended by the developer (this one will be number three) The first issue is that my download client, which uses the docker container "binhex-qbittorrentvpn", downloads files with proper permissions, nobody:users, and the directories it creates has drwxrwxrwx permissions, but the files within the directories are being created with -rw-rw-r-- permissions. When my media management applications, Sonarr and Radarr, detect that the download is complete they hardlink the download folder into my permanent media folder. Where the issue arises is when my seeding goal is reached these applications are supposed to move the folder from downloads to the permanent spot but due to the permissions they are not able to move/delete the download folder. This is remedied by telling these applications to run chmod -R 777 on the download folder, but I'd love to know how to actually have qBittorrent create new files with full permissions though I think this is a limitation of qBittorrent The second "issue" is that if I manually add a torrent, and Sonarr/Radarr are unaware of it, I manually move it upon completion to the permanent media folder. There's two ways I do this, either through the unRAID webui, but this sets the owner of the moved folder to root. If I do it through SMB/FTP as MYUSERNAME, then likewise the owner becomes MYUSERNAME. I'm curious if there's a way for me to move a folder and have it retain it's original owner (nobody). The final issue which has prompted me to look into a solution for number two as well as the reason I'm troubleshooting in the first place although it may be by design is that once I have moved the media folder and imported it into Sonarr/Radarr, I then run a function to rename the folder using a naming scheme, then I have it rename the files in the same way. When I do this I end up with the files being renamed properly and placed inside a new folder that is properly named as per the scheme but the original, now empty, folder is not being deleted. In summary I'm just looking at the possibility that the original folders aren't being deleted after everything is named and removed because Sonarr/Radarr runs as user nobody, but because I moved the folders there manually, they're now owned by either root or MYUSERNAME. Though it may be that Radarr/Sonarr do not attempt to delete old folders

I had an issue where my arrs were not deleting files/folders from my download path when importing. This issue I "solved" by running the chmod setting in arrs as qBittorrent downloads files with only rw permissions. This works well enough for me as I can't find another solution but a new issue has left me stumped; If I manually start a download in qBittorrent, for example a pack which is not supported in arrs search download, then I have to manually move the folder into the permanent media folder then manually import inside sonarr/radarr. When I do this, it leaves the old folder and I think the reason is that even though qBittorrent is creating the folder under user NOBODY, when I invoke a move via the webui the owner changes to root. When I execute the move through SMB, it changes the owner to USERNAMEHERE. Can anyone recommend a more elegant solution to this? Would I need to FTP/SMB in as root to do the moves? Is this likely not even my actual issue? Issues in order of inconvenience; 1) *arrs doesn't delete original folder when importing content I manually moved, I think because the owner is root or SMB user when I move it 2)qBittorrent setting only RW permissions on downloads Moving through terminal isn't ideal for me as I do alot of my server management from an Android phone. Also, qbit and *arrs have uid=99, gid=100 and umask=000

Did you ever figure this out? Mine is also reporting as Alderlake and I have terrible performance if encoding with QSV

I am putting this in general support as i'm starting to suspect that the issue may be a driver issue as my iGPU is reporting as Alder Lake. Originally I thought that because Alder Lake also had UHD 770 it was normal, but I just saw a forum post where someone was including outputs from their terminal/emby and it specified Raptor Lake. If I use QSV for ENCODING I get constant micro stuttering, but it isn't an issue at all if I set only ENCODING to VAAPI on Unraid. Things i've tried; Turning off throttling Turning off tonemapping chmod -R 777 /dev/dri Transcoding to RAM Transcoding to disk Other media servers Other docker images of EMBY Turning off subtitle extraction Hardware; i5-14500 128Gb (4 x 32Gb) DDR4 at 2667mhz 2 x 22TB Ironwolf Pro 1 x 4TB Lexar NVME Unraid 7.0 Additional Info; intel-gpu-top: Intel Alderlake_s (Gen12) @ /dev/dri/card0 - 0/ 0 MHz; 0% RC6; 0.00/ 6.97 W; 0 irqs/s ls -l /dev/dri total 0 drwxrwxrwx 2 root root 80 Feb 5 20:24 by-path/ crwxrwxrwx 1 root video 226, 0 Feb 5 20:24 card0 crwxrwxrwx 1 root video 226, 128 Feb 5 20:24 renderD128 Note that although I have a Raptor Lake CPU it shows up everywhere as Alderlake?? jahagafut-diagnostics-20250206-0916.zip qsv encoding.txt vaapi encoding.txt

Here's what finally worked for me, I rewrote the USB and copied over my config folder. I had to boot with the USB not plugged in and go to bios, finally I could disable secure boot, I then plugged the USB back in and enrolled the EFI image, make sure fast boot is off and now everything seems to work reliably

I've spent two days trying to troubleshoot booting Unraid reliably. I'm using a Gigabyte z790 motherboard, I flashed to most recent bios, at first I couldn't boot unless I went into the bios first and then exited. I seem to have fixed this by disabling fast boot. I can't enable CSM support since I'm using igpu so I have to just choose the windows 10 option for secure boot, leave csm disabled and turn off secure boot. Now I was reliably booting, then I got into unraid, shut down the array to change a setting, couldn't access the webui, plugged in a monitor and I'm trying bzmodules checksum error, so I replaced all the bz files on the USB and the issue persists. Any recommendations?