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Scrutiny will do that for you It's not a plugin, but a docker container.

I had the same issue, turns out something was wrong with my cache pool. Very slow performance. I moved the docker image and appdata to a different ssd pool and the issue was resolved. I'm about to upgrade my hardware and replacing the two ssd's in my cache pool is on the list. When I've done that I will move the docker image and appdata back to the cache poo. Then I'll secure wipe the old ssd's and check if the performance is back to normal and put them to use again.

So finally, after 3 weeks all my 12 drives which were unmountable are back in operation. Xfs_repair was able to fix them all. I only "lost" 3 seasons of a show on 1 drive. Or I didn't lose them per say, they where moved to lost+found but all the files were renamed to just numbers. I index all my files with an app called cathy so it was easy finding out which files were missing. But I decided to delete them since I didn't want to spend time figuring out which episode all the files were. I can get them back, so no biggie. Will mark this as solved now.

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And you'll need to enable disk shares in unraid and export them to SMB if you want to index pr disk of course.

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Not an answer to your question, but I use Cathy and cathycmd to index all my files. Just scroll down a bit on the site and you'll find it. It's a very nice windows program perfect for this task. You can also use it to search for files to find out which disk they're on or to find files in general. And the search is almost instant too. To automate the script just put the .exe files in a folder and create a file with the following and save it as cathy.cmd for example: ## It's a comment #IGN *.tmp; \windows; \tempo*; \cygwin*; #DEV \\servername\disk1\ , -disk1- #DEV \\servername\disk2\ , -disk2- #DEV \\servername\disk3\ , -disk3- #IGN is for things you want to ignore obviously. Then just set up a scheduled task in windows to have it run once a day or something. Then cathy will create a .caf file for each of your drives. The gui looks like this: You can click on each disk and all your folders and files will show up.

Try this on radarr: Radarr: /mnt/user/downloads => /data/complete

Press the power button and it should shutdown. And when you're back up you can set up the syslog server to save the syslog to the flash drive in case you're experiencing instability.

If you can ssh into the server or get to the command line by connecting a monitor you can type: "diagnostics" and it will put a zip file in the logs folder on the flash drive. Post the entire zip here at forum if you need help with something.

There are 3 options 1. This requires the preclear plugin and not the docker container. Do the drive replacement taking out the old drive. Rebulid onto the new drive. Stop the array, disable array autostart, power down,take out one of your drives doesnt't matter which one. Put in the old drive which you want to preclear, power up and do not start the array. Now run preclar. Array must be down until it's finished. When done, power down, take out the preclared drive and put in the drive you took out. Then you can start the array. 2. Buy a HDD USB docking station or HDD to USB adapter. Do the drive replacement and start rebuilding. When finished attahced the old drive using USB, then make sure you have the unassagined devices plugin installed. Preclear drive. The advantage here is that the array can be up and running in normal operation while you preclar. 3. This is the last resort as you will have no way to recover the data on the old drive should the rebuild fail. This also requires the preclear plugin and not the docker container. Stop the array, run preclear on the drive, when finished power down and replace with new drive, start the array then rebuild from parity.

Awesome! Now that your have public facing services you should look into how to best secure them as bots will try to attack you. All day, every day. So enable GEO blocking to only allow your country, this can be done in swag or in cloudflare. I have it set up in swag, but it's probably easier to set it up in cloudflare. Also look into setting up fail2ban which comes with swag. That will ban bots and bad actors if they try to log into one of your services or run scripts on them.

Then I assume you didn't run the docker safe permission tool? Docker containers usually have very specific permissions for each container. I honestly don't know how to fix that. You could try to disable the docker service, delete the docker image, recreate it then install all your apps again from previous apps section. Takes about 10-20 min depending on how many containers you have. If that don't work you can check if you can reset the permissions for each container. Some container have a permission file you can just delete and it will recreate it with the correct permission. If they don't have such file you probably need to check with the container author what the permissions should be. Or you may have to delete the appdata and set it up from scratch.

According to the log it's some permission error. Have you run the new permission tool or changed any permissions? If not maybe try to disable and enable the docker service?

And it did, with all the data intact. Now I will start the rebuild of disk 1. Then there are 11 drives to go. Will report back if I have any more issues and if it all went ok. Thank you again for all your help sir.

Look under ssl/tls - edge Certificates and turn off Always Use HTTPS if it's on.

Isn't there a setting in cloudflare about redericts, maybe turn it off. Since swag is already doing that.

It was found so now they both show up: root@Tower:~# btrfs fi show Label: none uuid: 958e914e-929c-4e2e-af21-a3b4af824726 Total devices 2 FS bytes used 358.16GiB devid 1 size 931.51GiB used 521.01GiB path /dev/sde1 devid 2 size 931.51GiB used 521.01GiB path /dev/sdq1 Label: none uuid: 3323890d-8be4-4998-8991-c7ce43f3aefd Total devices 2 FS bytes used 871.74GiB devid 3 size 1.82TiB used 1.20TiB path /dev/sdx1 devid 4 size 1.82TiB used 1.20TiB path /dev/sdu1 The next step is to start the array and see if they mount or?

root@Tower:~# btrfs fi show warning, device 4 is missing Label: none uuid: 958e914e-929c-4e2e-af21-a3b4af824726 Total devices 2 FS bytes used 358.16GiB devid 1 size 931.51GiB used 521.01GiB path /dev/sde1 devid 2 size 931.51GiB used 521.01GiB path /dev/sdq1 Label: none uuid: 3323890d-8be4-4998-8991-c7ce43f3aefd Total devices 2 FS bytes used 871.74GiB devid 3 size 1.82TiB used 1.20TiB path /dev/sdx1 *** Some devices missing Do I need to run the same command on the other drive in the pool?

When I set up reverse proxy with emby I think I had to edit a config file in emby and set the https port to 443. Don't remember exactly where in the config file, but I remember I couldn't get it to work without it. That was many years ago so it might not be needed now, but worth a try.

You need an ddns app to always have your public IP synced with your domain. Same as you had with duckdns. So your CNAME is just emby right? Then you point your domain to that. And your container name is binhex-emby?

Do I answer yes or no here? And I realized I have stopped the array and ran the command with the array stopped, do I need to start it first? >>> 2048 Created a new DOS disklabel with disk identifier 0x0170dbb8. Created a new partition 1 of type 'Linux' and of size 1.8 TiB. Partition #1 contains a btrfs signature. Do you want to remove the signature? [Y]es/[N]o:

And when you went to your domain did you use http or https?

Good job, looks like you're almost there. Can you post your swag configs? The emby.conf and default.conf which should be one directory up I think. And have you installed the cloudflare ddns app? I'm in the process of data recovery so I can't log into my emby and check, but what does it say in the dashboard where it lists your local IP and domain. Does it say port 443 or 8920 or something for your domain?

@JorgeB I was going to ask you if you have Paypal, then I saw your signature. Just sent you some beer money. You've been here all day helping out. You're a real hero saving all of us unraid users a lot of time,frustration and maybe some tears.