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Thanks for the quick response. OK, I cancelled the parity check and checked the cables, which seemed to be OK. I restarted but the disk still has an "x" next to it.
(Weirdly I get a notification saying the array has turned good, array has 0 disks with read errors. While I get that if the disk is disabled but the array still works, doesn't seem like the state of the array should be termed "good".)
If I need to restart the parity check, should I be writing corrections to parity?
Diagnostics are attached.
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This morning I found my server unresponsive - seemed to be on, but couldn't SSH in and no response from pings. So I switched it off and restarted and it automatically went into a parity check. A few minutes later I got a messages for Disk 3: udma crc error count, then a message saying it was in error state, and warning that the array had errors, 1 disk with read errors.
I'm assuming I should replace the disk. Is that correct? (Diagnostics attached.) Also, should I stop the parity check? Finally, if I replace this 4TB disk, can I replace it with an 8TB disk (which is the size of my parity disks)? For the replace, do I just put in the new one in place of the old one and rebuild?
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Couldn't get work units from F@Home, so went with RDP-Boinc. It's nice to see so many cores maxed out for once.
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13 hours ago, DayspringGaming said:
Nada.
I thought it might be because I have a 10gbe direct connection peer-to-peer, so I added that network/subnet. Added the 172... address from above and still nothing.Did you also do the last part? I missed that part initially, but after doing that AND clearing cookies, the Web UI worked.
On 3/1/2020 at 12:45 AM, cyberspectre said:Then edit the docker container, go to "advanced settings" and set the "Web UI" field to exactly as follows (do not replace anything):
http://[IP]:7396Next, clear your browser's cache and cookies before restarting the docker container. Web UI should now work as expected.
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Thanks for the help. All done. Recreating the image was so much easier than I expected. I was worried because I had two instances of some dockers (named them differently of course), and was pleasantly surprised to see both listed in the previously installed apps list. Also took the opportunity to turn on log rotation.
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Thanks for looking at this. I'm trying to understand how docker.img works in the cache pool. In my case, docker.img sits inside /mnt/cache and is set to 20GB. So if I free up space by deleting some files in /mnt/cache, and also delete some containers to free up space in the docker image, would I then still have to recreate the docker image?
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I was trying to update a docker and got a read-only file system error.
On reading around it seems like it might be cache disk error. I am running a two disk btrfs pool as my cache disk, but don't know enough to see whether there is anything significant in the attached diagnostics. I did notice that on my Dashboard Memory log was at 100%.
I'm running 6.8.1. Can anyone help?
(I subsequently rebooted the server and am now able to update the docker, but would still like to know if there's any preventative maintenance I should be doing.)
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Please ignore the above. I totally misunderstood what Allow Reverse Proxy Authentication does. I think I've got the reverse proxy working now.
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I'm looking for help with using a reverse proxy into Calibre-web. I'm using the Linuxserver letsencrypt docker, which works fine with my Nextcloud docker (and duckdns docker).
I'm using a duckdns sub-domain; let's call it "ddcalibreweb". I've edited the calibre-web.subdomain.conf file so that I have the line
server_name ddcalibreweb.*;I'm stuck at the admin part in the Calibre-web UI. Under Basic Configuration / Feature Configuration there's a check box for Allow Reverse Proxy Authentication, which I've checked. Then an entry is required for Reverse Proxy Header Name. What should I fill in there?
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On 1/14/2020 at 11:04 PM, sonofdbn said:
Is anyone else experiencing slower copy speeds? Previously I was on 6.5.3 and upgraded to 6.7.2, but went back to 6.5.3 because copying speeds from my SSD cache drive to the array went down substantially: from about 74 MB/s to 52 MB/s. Now I've upgraded from 6.5.3 to 6.8.1 and unfortunately am experiencing the same slow copy speeds (in fact possibly even slightly slower).
Still wondering if this is just me. Or is this a known issue or some setting I should change?
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Is anyone else experiencing slower copy speeds? Previously I was on 6.5.3 and upgraded to 6.7.2, but went back to 6.5.3 because copying speeds from my SSD cache drive to the array went down substantially: from about 74 MB/s to 52 MB/s. Now I've upgraded from 6.5.3 to 6.8.1 and unfortunately am experiencing the same slow copy speeds (in fact possibly even slightly slower).
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Yes, that's very helpful, thanks. Shows that it's not a VPN problem; it's just that the content itself is not working.
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No, I am not a VPN-adbot. I'm testing out a VPN and while it works most of the time with iPlayer, it doesn't seem to work with some, er, BBC cricket commentary archives. I realise this might have a somewhat limited appeal.
I'm asking for a favour from forum members who live in the UK. Could some kind soul check whether the website is actually working? The link is 1981 - Willis seals historic Headingley win. I just get a "This content doesn't seem to be working" message in a black box.
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I appreciate the fact that unRAID continues to improve and extend its capabilities in relevant ways for what is effectively a one-time lifetime licence fee and provides truly useful support through its forums. (Unlike, for example - well, something that rhymes with Flex.) And I've learned a lot more Linux. (I think that's a plus 😉?)
I'd love to see more guidance/documentation on how to use dockers from DockerHub that don't come pre-packaged in Community Apps.
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Is the Enable Reinstall option still there? I'm on unRAID 6.5.3 and Community Apps 2019.12.31a and although I've got Enable Reinstall Default set to Yes, I don't seem to have any reinstall icon on Apps, Installed Apps. I've disabled and re-enabled and don't seem to see any difference in the icons for the Installed Apps.
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Ah, sorry. I see now that I have to click on the app's icon. A new window appears for that app and there's a reinstall icon in the window.
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So a brief update for all the avid followers of this thread:
(A disclaimer: I've tried reading through the PiGallery2 documentation, and some of the things I mention below might be covered, but I wasn't able to find them.)
I'd like to share some galleries with friends and family, but need to work out how to provide some security. Currently PiGallery2 password protects with admin/admin, which I should probably change. Then I'll need to set up some reverse proxy, which I've managed to do for some other dockers with a lot of online help and videos. I think this part is quite doable.
In terms of usability, unfortunately it seems that currently the galleries are based on all folders in the starting photos folder. I have folders that shouldn't be in a gallery (like 53 photos taken while trying to get that perfect family Christmas photo), but there's no direct way of excluding a particular folder. Again, I think I can sort this out with some workaround. (Have two photo folders - one for galleries, one for everything else. But a bit clunky and sometimes I might want to exclude particular photos in a folder.)
The database linking needs a bit of thought. I can run a MariaDB container, but I can't see how to "point" PiGallery2 at it. This will take some work.
In the meantime, I saw that Piwigo has been updated, so I took another run at that. This time I was much more successful. One of the problems I ran into previously was that by default Piwigo does not allow apostrophes (or spaces) in folder or file names. I managed to fix that previously, but then ran into an SQL problem. It seems that while Piwigo will then accept the apostrophes, the SQL query can't handle them. So I had to rename some folders, but OK, not too much of a problem. Piwigo then caught me with its case-specific filters, so .jpg was OK, but not .JPG. So that took another trip to the config file to fix.
I came unstuck with displaying videos and the posters/thumbnails. I used the piwigo-videojs plug-in, but there were a couple of unfortunate errors in the plug-in (at least according to some Googling), but I was able to fix that. What I couldn't fix was the poster overlay, which is meant to distinguish videos from photos in the gallery. It didn't appear in the gallery and only appeared when you clicked on the (non-distinguishable) poster. There as also some inconsistent setting of the aspect ratio in the posters.
So bottom line, I wish I could combine PiGallery2 with Piwigo, but I have to go with one, and for the moment I think I'll stick with PiGallery2 because I think I can make some progress there.
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So why PiGallery2? For me the most attractive feature was being able to create galleries using existing folder structures and media on my unRAID share; as a bonus it handles (my) videos as well and can be run without any database (but I'll look into that later). Although not shown in my docker run command above, I gave the container access to /mnt/user/Photos/ by mapping it to /media/photos.
Then all I had to do was go to the settings page and point the Images folder to /media/photos and it created one gallery per folder, complete with thumbnails for both photos and images. It seems quite fast, but I haven't tried it on a large number of files. Previously I tried using Plex for family photos, but Plex totally ignores folders when displaying photos, so it's pretty much impossible to organise photos coherently.
Still need to play around with it, but I'm very happy with the results so far.
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Amazingly I have the container running. Thanks to @Squid for responding, which encouraged me to continue. I managed to run pigallery2 in a Debian VM, which was good, but it also led to a lot of confusion for me about what I should expect to find in the container. I thought, incorrectly it seems, that the container would have a folder structure and files similar to the VM installation.
In the end it turns out I didn't need to specify any path for the config.json file. In case it's of use to anyone, here's my docker run command:
root@localhost:# /usr/local/emhttp/plugins/dynamix.docker.manager/scripts/docker run -d --name='pigallery2a' --net='bridge' -e TZ="Asia/Singapore" -e HOST_OS="unRAID" -e 'PUID'='99' -e 'PGID'='100' -e 'NODE_ENV'='production' -p '8099:80/tcp' -v '/mnt/user/appdata/pigallery2a/demo/images/':'/pigallery2-release/demo/images':'rw' -v '/mnt/user/appdata/pigallery2a/demo/TEMP/':'/pigallery2-release/demo/TEMP':'rw' 'bpatrik/pigallery2:1.7.0-stretch'I made the mistake of thinking that the log should show the container listening on port 8099 when of course from the container side it's actually listening on port 80, and that's what the log should be showing. But now it's looking good.
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Hmm, after looking around on the installation on the VM, where I can now get to the admin page, the container seems to be missing just about all the required files. I'm going to try reinstalling the container.
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So... that was... interesting. The death spiral included setting up a Debian VM, upgrading the unRAID OS to 6.7.2, downgrading back to 6.5.3, trying to install xrdp... And pigallery2 is still not working, but at least it claims it's up and running.
I found great difficulty doing the container path mapping with the usual unRAID template. For example, I set the container's /demo/images path to /mnt/user/appdata/pigallery2-release/demo/images, but the log showed an error:
Images folder error Images folder not exists: 'demo/images'As must be obvious, I'm no Linux/docker expert, but I tried checking by going into the container console and listing the directory at /. There is a demo/images folder at root level, but it seems that pigallery2 wants it in the pigallery2-release directory, which is also shown under /. So I used mkdir to create the required directories and the error message no longer came up in the log.
The next problem was the config.json file. It looked like pigallery2 needed this file, so I couldn't just map to an empty directory. In the end, I tried a manual install in a VM (hence death spiral above) and although I couldn't get the manual install to run, at least there was a config.json file, which I copied directly into the pigallery2-release directory. (And that involved having to install gvfs-backends....)
So now there are no error messages, which is progress of a sort, but the next step is to get it to do something 😉. Browsing to the location just gets me a "refused to connect" error.
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Just now, Squid said:
Then just specify the folder where config.json is stored in the template
I did try that, but ran into this error:
npm ERR! enoent ENOENT: no such file or directory, open '/pigallery2-release/package.json'But I'll give it another try... (Also thinking about just trying to run it in a VM, but as with most of my Linux efforts I ended up in a death spiral of problems....)
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Unfortunately I couldn't get it running. The repository downloading is fine, but I had problems getting the container to start. I think part of the problem was needing to specify config.json as a file and not as a directory. So I'm giving up on this for now.
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Thanks for the help. Travelling now, but will try this out when I’m back.
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I've been looking for a suitable photo gallery docker, and came across PiGallery2 (https://hub.docker.com/r/bpatrik/pigallery2). It's on Dockerhub, and I'm able to get it via Community Apps. There is a docker run command provided on the container page in Dockerhub:
docker run \ -p 80:80 \ -e NODE_ENV=production \ -v <path to your config file folder>/config.json:/pigallery2-release/config.json \ -v <path to your db file folder>/sqlite.db:/pigallery2-release/sqlite.db \ -v <path to your images folder>:/pigallery2-release/demo/images \ -v <path to your temp folder>:/pigallery2-release/demo/TEMP \ bpatrik/pigallery2:1.7.0-stretch
I think I can fill out the generic unRAID template from this, but I'm running into a problem getting anything to download. My docker run command gives this result:
root@localhost:# /usr/local/emhttp/plugins/dynamix.docker.manager/scripts/docker run -d --name='pigallery2' --net='bridge' -e TZ="Asia/Singapore" -e HOST_OS="unRAID" -p '8092:80/tcp' -v '/mnt/user/appdata/pigallery2/config/config.json':'/pigallery2-release/config.json':'rw' -v '/mnt/user/Photos/Photos and Videos':'/pigallery2-release/demo/images':'rw' -v '/mnt/user/appdata/pigallery2/temp':'/pigallery2-release/demo/TEMP':'rw' 'bpatrik/pigallery2' Unable to find image 'bpatrik/pigallery2:latest' locally /usr/bin/docker: Error response from daemon: manifest for bpatrik/pigallery2:latest not found.It's entirely possible that some of the parameters are wrong, but I can work on those. My main concern is being unable to find the latest image. Is there something I can do to get the image to download?
(I did try Piwigo, which I've seen recommended, but ran into some mySQL error when doing the indexing, and resolving that seemed beyond me and Google.)
Disk in error state - continue parity check?
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So should I do another parity check first? Then if that turns out OK, do a rebuild?