dlandon

Do you have the preclear plugin installed?

Yep. It helps me find them. php 7.2 is a lot more strict about these and eventually these warnings will be errors and the php script will fail.

That's good because I'd like to find and fix all these.

I see it and I'll fix it in the next release.

I believe you are referring to the nmap package. It is used to find and list the NFS shares.

Fixed in the next release.

It seems that Microsoft only allows network browsing with SMB1 and they are turning off SMB1 in the newer releases of Windows. I understand this is all for security reasons, but not being able to browse the network is very inconvenient.

You can't get a trusted certificate on a sub-domain unless you own the domain "fair-fusion.eu". My suggestion is to get your own domain from someone like DynDNS and then purchase a real trusted certificate from someone like SSL Store. That's what I did to get my own domain with a trusted certificate.

Geez, the @pluginCop is stalking me.

Those entries go in the 'ownCloud/config/nginx/site-confs/default' file. The ownCloud Docker is using nginx, not apache. You shouldn't need to do anything but put your certificates in the keys/ folder. The nginx default file is already set up for the proper certificate locations.

Yea. Caught that.

I don't think you can get around the self signed certificate problem. Discuss this with the organization that issued the certificate.

You need to edit your post and remove the config.php. You are exposing too much information.

You place the files into the keys/ folder. You said "files 'cert.cert' and 'cert.key' folder". They are not folders. All you need to do is install those files and set the trusted domain name in the config.php file. What specifically is the issue you are seeing?

Remove the prelcear plugin, reboot, and then post diagnostics if you continue to see the error.

It's always worked well for me. Very simple, but effective.

UD formats disks so they can be included into the array with partitions starting on sector 64. The only file formats that are done this way are xfs and btrfs. All other file formats use a partitioning that is optimal for the device. You have several choices: Use a file format other than xfs and btrfs using UD to format the drive. Partition and format the disk on another system partitioned how you prefer. Just keep in mind the disk cannot be put in the array without re-formatting.

It should.

This is a continuation of the plugin written by bshakil to hot plug USB devices in a VM. It has been updated for Unraid 6.5 due to some file structure changes. You will need to remove the previous plugin before installing this one. Installing the plugin You can install the plugin from Community Applications or by pasting the following link in the Install Plugin tab on the Unraid plugins page. https://github.com/dlandon/libvirt.hotplug.usb/raw/master/libvirt.hotplug.usb.plg USB hot plug is now incorporated into Unraid by editing the xml and selecting/unselecting USB devices. This plugin offers an alternative to that method.

Did you format the SSD with UD?

xfs would probably be best.

The best I can tell from the log is that the disk you unplugged without un-mounting caused the problem.

Yes.

Changed. Thanks for the suggestion.

Separate the processes with a comma. Hover over the "Processes to kill before the Array is Stopped" and then click when the ? appears and you will see the Help.