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How do I stop and restart the docker without getting an Execution Error? After this the docker starts but then gives a connection error when I launch the WebGUI. Please advise Thanks

Thanks to all who viewed this. I happened to check the device designations and noticed that the sg0 had changed to sg12. I entered the correct values, ripped a few DVDs then I got this error in the WebGUI.

I've been up and running for some time... I ripped about 30+ BDs without issue but when I started ripping some older DVDs, the discs will not load. I pulled the Drive from Unraid and connect to my laptop runnig Xreveal and it ripped to .ISO just fine. Is there a setting that might correct this?

tower-diagnostics-20251212-0810.zip

Ha! I tried "reboot" It worked and I can connect. Doing a shut down to grab diagnostics.

looks like the diagnostics went to the USB boot drive. Is there a command to do a clean shutdown from the local console? I'll then grab a copy, restart and post. Also, I was able to connect from the Unraid Connect App. The system is online and running with 2 of 3 Docker Apps Installed and started.

I just completed upgrade from 6.12.13 to 7.2.2 and converted all my drives to XFS. The only issue I had were my Docker Containers. PLEX and Roon Server were recovered via adding new templates but MakeMKV would not run. I left things alone for a few hours and now I cannot connet to the WebGUI. The server is running because I can access all Shares and even play movies via PLEX. Please point me in the right direction Thanks

Hi All, I'm trying to get through an upgrade from 6.12.13 to 7.2.2. I have 8 disks totaling 50+ TB, as I move through the converting disks to XFS process MOVER left approximately 250MB of data with no errors in the log. Is this Ok? I've since selected XFS filetype and pressed Apply, but did not format. Thanks!

Figured it out...mapped to both sr0 and sg11. sg11 was the actual drive designation. I found that by running lsscsi -g in the unraid terminal and not the docker console. Thanks again

I ran the ISSCSI -g command but didn't get the last 2 columns showing the devices to expose. Am I approaching this correctly?

Here is my log

How do i expose the device to the container?

Looks like it's working! Thanks again

Aaah, I think I found it in the Share settings...playing with it now!