I'm having a QUIC issue where it constantly goes to misconfigured. I've checked the network gear and port forwarding is correct. Sometimes when I restart the Storj docker it works for minutes or hours then it goes out again. I'm not sure exactly what's happening but when I look in the docker tab I notice the Port Mappings (App to Host) "unknown IP:28967 <-> local ip:28967" I assume the unknown IP should be my WAN IP?
I'm trying to install the bitcoin core app and it recommends not using a disk on the array. I've got a disk installed (SDL) but I have no idea how to select it. Just curious if anyone has any suggestions, I realize this isn't unraid specific.
Thanks
I'm trying to set up a user that will have read only permissions. For some reason the only options available are R/W and I can not figure out how to change that.
The share is public - maybe that's why.
I see a private share with read only access.
Any tips would be great. Thanks
For sure, I just wanted to make sure Shares were the best way to proceed. My NAS uses pools for essentially the same thing as unraid uses shares.
Update is essentially complete. I just have to go down the high water, most free, fill up rabbit hole again.
I've got one cache drive in XFX and has about 1.08 GB used. Disk 1 is in BTRFS and using 3.7MB and the other disks are in XFS using 27.9GB. I'm just surprised by that.
I currently have no shares set up and no pools other than the cache drive.
I've redone this box in an effort to set it up more effectively. Are you saying if I wanted a directory that stored large amounts of data it's better to set it up as a pool or a share?
I'm somewhat perplexed here. I've formatted all disks and cache into XFS and noticed the default used space for that format is 27.9GB whereas the BTRFS is 3.70MB?! That's a pretty massive difference.
I backed up my entire box and now I'd like to reformat all disks. Ideally I was thinking about preclearing them again just to stress test them. What format is ideal at this point?
I've been an unraid user for the past 7-8 years and it's typically run quite well. I've updated my old core2duo machine to the following:
i3-10100 cpu
Gigabyte z590 ud ac motherboard
32gb ram
Same Supermicro AOC-SASLP-MV8 x2
15 SATA bays
Now, I'm having a massive issue configuring the motherboard to boot from the Unraid USB. I've tried legacy support but nothing is successful so far. Do I need to focus on anything regarding the Unraid USB drive or is it all motherboard BIOS specific?
The funny thing is disk 4 has about 9gb used of 4tb. It's almost never even used. I can move the machine to a different location - been meaning to do that anyway since it's so loud.
Disk 1 is used almost daily:
Lifetime Min/Max Temperature: 4/50 Celsius
50c is quite high, I'll deal with moving the machine and see what happens.
Right but... I don't think it did. It's 25c in the room with the unraid machine. It's happened a few different times. I just fail to see how it can get that hot.
Disk 4 is the other one that gets toasty... seems clear that's a false positive.