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So I was updating a docker (SABNZB https://hub.docker.com/r/linuxserver/sabnzbd/) and all of a sudden my shares just went missing. The data is still there under the various disks, but the shares are missing. I'm running UNRaid 6.9.2. I have not done anything else with the server, I've just left it running. I downloaded my log files, and have not rebooted as per the stickied thread stating that the log might reset on reboot. A bit of googling shows that shares can disappear, and rebooting can potentially solve that, but I'm hesitant to just reboot without having someone wiser read my log file and potentially tell me whats up? pandora-diagnostics-20220317-0903.zip

I'm running into a strange situation where everytime I update SABnzbd I need to re-setup everything. As in I click update in the Unraid webui, it says update successful, then when I open the SABnzbd webui it has the configuration wizard, all my previous settings are lost. This has happened the past 2-3 updates, I just got a new update notification and I haven't run the update wondering if there is something I can do to keep from having to reconfigure everything?

I don't have a cache drive, although I do sometimes get errors from the "Fix Common Problems" plugin stating an issue with Docker and the cache drive being set. I have mostly ignored it, since I do not have a cache drive. For reference here is that error: But I don't have a cache drive, and my appdata location is set to cache NO: Not sure if that helps at all.

Hi Ich777! Managed to get my Avorian server up and running successfully, but now I'm having difficulty running the Arma 3 server. I am having some issues grabbing a log full log, but this is a snippet which I feel has the error that's stopping the server from running:

This worked! Thanks so much! I thought that since there wasn't a dedicated server in the Steam tools section you would need an account to make it run so I put in credientials to an account that owns the software!

I've installed the Avorian Docker server, I have the Avorian game on two accounts, one my regular Steam account, and one on an account that I use for dedicated servers. I'm using the dedicated server account that owns Avorian on the docker setup. And I'm having the following errors that I can see: Loading Steam API...Failed to init SDL priority manager: SDL not found Failed to set thread priority: per-thread setup failed Failed to set thread priority: per-thread setup failed as well as this: ERROR! Failed to install app '565060' (No subscription) I can confirm I own the game on both accounts, as I can log into them on a windows device and play them. I'm a bit clueless so I could use some guidance on what to do here? Thanks, AvorianLogUnRAIDDocker.txt

Currently, I've been running my unRAID server since 2012 on the same hardware, an old i3 system in a mini-ITX case. It's currently running v6 of the software but I think it was v5 or v4 even when I first started using unRAID! I'm looking to upgrade to make my docker applications faster and I have a new motherboard/CPU/ram/case available. I'm wondering what is the best way to upgrade? Do I need to attach all the drives to the new mobo in the same SATA port order? Is the information/configuration on my USB drive plug and play in the sense I can move the drives to the new case plug them into the new motherboard in whatever port order I need and the configuration will work? I'm also looking to add 3 new drives to my build at the same time, which means I'll be updating my parity drives anyways. I picked up 2x 10TB WD Golds and want to set that up for my parity. I've been debating building the new system with new drives only, then installing a 30 day trial of unRAID...transfer all the data from my current NAS to the new NAS via ethernet. Then simply adding the disks from the old build to the new function build and requesting an updated registration key. What's the best way to move to an entirely updated hardware system, keep my 5 existing drives and add 3 new drives in the process while keeping my data intact? (I don't care about the docker applications, I've been mean to totally redo that). I do have a Plus license.