live4soccer7

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  1. Thank you everyone for the help. I have converted the file system over to xfs on all disks and resolved the file mount issue.
  2. I have a disk that has 39 errors and the error count in parity shows 39 errors as well. I tried to run a parity check and fix the errors, however it did not fix them. I have a disk to replace the one with errors, however I am unsure about which way would be best to do it. 1. Should I pull the disk, put a new one in and then rebuild it with parity. 2. Should I install a new disk, transfer data from failing disk to the new disk and then remove the failing disk from the array.
  3. Thanks! I'll be working on that next. For some reason I've lot my ubuntu install on reboot and can't get it back up for the life of me. I got windows going. Why they changed filepaths on reboot is beyond me.
  4. What in the world is this error: Oct 2 20:25:51 Tower emhttpd: error: get_filesystem_status, 6475: Operation not supported (95): getxattr: /mnt/user/appdata It is coming about every second. There are no dockers, vms or anything except the array being online. I try to stop the array and it still gets the try to unmount user shares.
  5. Could you maybe take a peek at this log. Since docker started and VM, I have done a reboot. I had issues with unmounting user shares when taking the array offline. I did a powerdown and eventually the server shuts down. This is right after a fresh reboot with no ssh or telnet windows open and no dockers or vms running. There are still a few errors in the log that I'm not sure what they are.
  6. I changed my docker storage location and vm to mnt/cache/appropriate folder and everything started up. It was at mnt/user/appropriate folder
  7. I'm on 6.5.3 paid version of unraid. I've had an issue since I've upgraded my cache drive. It may have happened when copying files over from the old one, but I'm not sure. When I powerdown and then turn it back on it always says the docker service can not start. I believe last time I simply deleted the image and recreated it. I like things to work, so I'm sick of it not working properly anymore, so here I am asking for a little help My server uptime was 222 days and I'm adding in some new disks, hence the shutdown. Another Snippet from the Sys Log
  8. Disregard the above message. I started reading the link posted above and it appears it explains everything clear as day. I'll thoroughly look at that and post up if I need any clarification.
  9. So I've had a little time to take a look at the actual mover script on github. The condition is: shareUseCache="yes" There are a few instances where a share can be setup to use the cache. There is ONLY, YES, PREFER Can someone confirm that mover will only effect the if the share is set to YES and not the other two options? I just don't want it to move stuff that I'm not expecting as it would really mess me up.
  10. Thanks for the info everyone! I'll need to read through it all and the links. I'm sure I'll have a question or two as well.
  11. I've never really used mover as I haven't had a need for it really. I've read about it and it seems that it copies any and all information on the cache drive to the array. I have lots of stuff on the cache drive that I don't care to be copied. There is a lot of "appdata", VMs, etc... that are perfect where they are and definitely don't need moved, let along copied. I will create a backup of them once in a while if I feel necessary, but that's beside the point. I have one particular folder that has subfolders and files that I'd like to move and I only want to move that one folder tree and that's it. It is currently for surveillance video footage. It'll fill up my SSD in a few days if I don't do this and I don't want it constantly writing to the array keeping the disks spun up all day long. This is just a temporary setup that I'm using before implementing a full on system just for surveillance. This system could be in place for 6 months to a year as I work through exactly how I want to do everything. Anyways, what's the best way to go about this?? I appreciate any input.
  12. Thanks! It's for controlling a pellet stove. It is a bit important as I start it early in the morning for the space I work in (several hours before I wake up).
  13. The node red dash is absolutely perfect for what I need! Thanks for the suggestion. I have a question regarding node red DELAY node. What is the maximum delay that can be set in this delay node? I have up to 24 hr delays that are feeding in to it, however I just had one that didn't pass through anything after the delay should have run out. I'm thinking that it may have a maximum time delay. Everything else I've done with it on shorter times for testing always passes through my value. Even the other day when I had it setup for maybe 3-4hrs it passed through the msg. On the longer one I just did (8hrs roughly) nothing passed through and there were not messages on the debug resulting in this failure of the output of the delay timer.
  14. Thanks! I'll have to do some thinking and find the best way forward. I appreciate your input as to providing some quality options. I trust your judgement.
  15. Thanks again! Any recommendations for an interactive dash or a separate interactive software? I don't really use lights, but I do have a couple things I switch on and off or put on a timer to turn on most days. Most of my items are sensors collecting data (Temp, humidity), but I'm sure I'll incorporate a few other things over the years. Are you running each of these through unraid dockers? mqtt -> node red -> influxdb -> graphana (dashboard)
  16. Wow, looking grafana... That looks a very intriguing setup! May I ask, do you interface with your sensors or anything on your home network (ie, input for turning lights on/off, switches, or whatever)? If so, what are you using to interact with those objects?
  17. What does your guys' data flow look like mostly? I see you have a couchDB spants, where are you fitting that in the picture? I'm overhauling my system since it has been a couple years and I've moved physical locations and trying to get a good handle on a solid way for everything to flow. Device --> MQTT (direct to node red, if not MQTT device) --> Node-Red --> End User Dash?
  18. I'm trying to get this installed on my unraid install, however everything I've tried results in the following when I go to access the webUI. Any Ideas? I have tried bridged and host connection. Would it be better to just run HA in a linux VM of some sort? This site can’t be reached 192.168.5.150 refused to connect. Try: Checking the connection Checking the proxy and the firewall ERR_CONNECTION_REFUSED
  19. Can dashing accept user input to pass on to the MQTT broker? or is it really just for displaying data?
  20. I got it updated. How do I import new libraries? I figured I would go to Menu -- Import -- Library --- Choose file. Do I need to put the file in the docker directory first for it to show up there? It has been so long since I did this that I can't recall what I did back then.
  21. Thanks! Well that may just be it. I installed the one by spants probably 2 yrs ago and then haven't started it in the last year until a few days ago to start using it for some functionality that would save me some sleep by autostarting a device that I typically would have to wake up for each day during the colder months.
  22. I did that and i was able to create a flow that actually worked, simply input in to debug. My old flows are not there anymore (kept a backup). It seems that nodered created another flow.json even when I changed it to flows.json. I have also taken a screenshot of the import area and what it does.