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JorgeB

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  1. The listed files should be deleted or restored from a backup if available.
  2. That's not really my specialty but first try using a Google DNS as the first option to see if that is why it's taking so long.
  3. Yes, and if it finds corruption look at the syslog for a list of affected file(s) and delete/restore from backups.
  4. Looks like the LUKS headers are corrupt, do you have a backup of the headers for that encrypted device?
  5. Yes, those disks are SMR and known to in some cases slow down by a lot during writes.
  6. Not exactly sure what they mean but I've seen other users with similar errors without issues. NVMe devices don't have SMART tests.
  7. The addon NIC must have an IP address set, manual or DHCP, or it will start port down. And the DNS server is not set to the pfSense VM?
  8. The upgrade to v6.11.5 keeps the old setting, if it was macvlan it remains macvlan, if it was ipvlan it remains ipvlan, maybe you upgraded from v6.11.4, the GUI with that release would always show ipvlan even if it was using macvlan.
  9. Enable the syslog server and post that after the problem.
  10. Do the NICs have a static or auto IP address configured? Does the server have internet access during boot?
  11. Enable the syslog server and post that if it happens again together with the complete diagnostics.
  12. Not really sure since I don't have SAS devices, but it should be mostly install and work, you can ask in the linked support thread if there are any issues.
  13. You can change the mount point name in UD by clicking on it: Then the mount point is going to be /mnt/disks/mountpoint_name
  14. Changed Status to Closed Changed Priority to Other
  15. There's a possibility, bad RAM can cause all sorts of issues.
  16. Unraid does not support spin down for SAS devices, try installing the SAS spin down plugin.
  17. Global shares being enabled is normal, are disk shares also enabled?
  18. Yes, you can create multiple pools, add a new pool, assign both devices, format the pool, looks like you'll need the total capacity of both disks so balance the pool to raid0, then you can unassign both devices from the pool, delete it, and keep using the pool with UD, for that you just mount one of the devices and the other one will mount together.
  19. DO you know the time it last crashed? Nothing obvious logged.
  20. You can ignore those, they are harmless.
  21. Please post the diagnostics.
  22. Run the new permissions tool on that share to see if it helps.
  23. Most likely parity has the partition starting on sector 2048, parity2 looks OK, but post the output of fdisk -l /dev/sdX for both.
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