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SImple, if weird question. It comes from someone smarter than me when it comes to ZFS and considering jumping over to Unraid. Does the plugin require the backup target/destination to also be an UnRaid server with ZFS and the Plugin installed? It appears to be running syncoid under the hood, so it's logical to assume that any remote host with ZFS/syncoid should be compatible?

@trurl Thanks, I managed to restore from a backup from myunraid.net (divine intervention, there was a backup from yesterday afternoon). Only some weird issues with restoring samba shares, but that might as well have been caused by Win11 f*ckery. There's a number of issues (well, I like to call them project constraints lol) with the NAS as is. All of these will change with what I have planned, provided I scrounge up a decent budget for it. For now I'm learning the ropes (shares, dockers, vpn, etc.) and low-key trying to break it to see if I can fix it on my own. Though this crash was unexpected. I'll get a better case and hardware. More and better storage. Then I'll set up ZFS and caching and all that jazz. UPS, VPN tunelling and access, etc. For now I'm content with the lil' frankenstein chugging along under a table, presenting a public SMB share to my home network and a few services. Sincere thanks for your explanations and patience.

1. Hindsight is 20/20 and of course a UPS would have been a perfect method to avoid the situation. But I really don't feel like inviesting that much into a frankenstein server. I'd just be happy to get it running again with minimal possible data loss. 2. As far as I know (or remember), there were no drive errors before the power failures. I ran FCP somewhat regularly and did Array health checks monthly or thereabout, because the drives were bought second-hand with god knows how many work hours on them already. The server doesn't host any mission-critical data, but being able to recover it would be nice. It's a plain XFS JBOD. I don't believe I have a flash backup that would be satisfactory.

Hello! My Unraid server has suffered two power failures in the span of two days - there was some electrical work in my apartment complex and I coul have shut the server down, but I completely forgot. And as a result it got unceremoniously shut down twice. I can't access the webgui. The login form shows up over https, but when I enter the credentials, I get a HTTP 500 error. I am able to log in through ssh and monitor logs with tail -f /var/log/syslog When I try to log in, I get: Mar 26 16:05:46 theseus webgui: Successful login user root from 192.168.1.45 But still get a HTTP 500 in the browser. I've tried disabling ssl, restarted nginx and php through ssh a couple times but that hasn't helped me at all. I'm adding a few diagnostics files from today. I'd be grateful for any help. tower-diagnostics-20250326-1505.zip tower-diagnostics-20250326-1510.zip tower-diagnostics-20250326-1528.zip tower-diagnostics-20250326-1548.zip