JonathanM

/mnt/cache is the pool named cache /mnt/disk1 is the disk in slot 1 of the classic array /mnt/user is the combined view of the root folders on the participating disks and pools What is the pool name that it is assigned to?

Have you checked to see if there is an update available for the card? IIRC silverstone is one of the few vendors that offer updated firmware for their cards.

Forgive me if this is a stupid question, but are you planning on VPNifying this like you have other peer to peer apps?

Parity error addresses are in the syslog, but there is no easy way to correlate them to files or what they might corrupt. Determining whether you can safely ignore them is a very technical process, I gave the 10,000ft overview. If you aren't comfortable with that explanation, no, you can't safely ignore them. It's not the Asmedia chip that seems to be the issue, more the implementation on the specific model of card. I would start by replacing the card with a different brand version of the same chip.

Set the checkmark for Sorted to be the reference, then check the selection for all files, and only the files in "All" will be selected for deletion. (ps. using folder names All and Sorted makes explaining this very confusing)

Depends. If the errors are always in the same addresses, and those addresses aren't critical to any of the files or filesystems, then you can ignore them. If not, then you need to replace parts until the parity check is always clean. Another consideration is normalizing parity errors. Typically you would alert on any parity errors, currently you have to examine the logs every time to see if all the errors are "expected" or you have new ones which need attention. Personally I wouldn't feel comfortable running like that.

Keep in mind that those connections are subject to vibration, and the connector is under spring tension to make the connection, so eventually the pin will reestablish the connection. Murphy's law states this will occur at the most inconvenient time possible. The proper solution is polyimide tape, commonly called kapton tape. It's much better suited to this scenario.

Does it act the same way with a docker image instead of using docker directory?

Which antivirus software suite are you running on the local PC?

Why does that preclude testing with another account temporarily? Just add a user, and log in with those credentials.

Can the RDP port of this VM be reached from WAN? Sounds a little like someone or something is trying a brute force or denial of service attack. Another thought, see if it's linked to that specific user account, set up another account and use it for a bit and see if the same thing happens.

Many many different options. VPN, nextcloud, many other secure applications available in apps.

Export Site is only enabled if there are multiple sites defined in your install.

The problem is with one of your containers that is organizing the content. Check the mappings and where the applications are sending the media in relation to the mapping. For example, if your container has a folder /data mapped to /mnt/user/data, make sure the application is pointed to /data/media and not just /data. There is no way for me to tell you exactly which container, mapping or application path is the issue, you will need to examine them one at a time to confirm they are pointed to the correct location.

diagnostics should show which driver is being loaded.

Depends on whether you want to continue using the data while the rebuild is happening. If you do it in maintenance mode, you can easily put the old drives back. If you want to continue to use the server during the swap, the safest way would be to do one at a time.

The Unassigned Devices plugin will do exactly that.

this.

No. Is there a section directly below the screenshot you posted?

https://docs.unraid.net/unraid-os/troubleshooting/data-recovery/#unmountable-disks Whatever you do, DON'T format.

https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/topic/how-multiple-adapters-on-the-same-network-are-expected-to-behave-e21cb201-2ae1-462a-1f47-1f2307a4d47a excerpt

That's not good. The ground connection needs to stay connected so the voltage produced by the backup stays stable. To test function you need to cut the power without unplugging it. Temporarily using a power strip or turning off the circuit breaker is much safer.

??

Support. Trying to keep all the current combinations of motherboards, CPU's, HBA's, etc. working smoothly is bad enough. I can't even imagine trying to troubleshoot why some container won't run on the latest Samsung Galaxy S(whatever).

If you aren't part of the solution, you are the precipitate.