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Yes thats correct, disk6 was disabled first. htms-diagnostics-20230105-1720.zip

Hi there, i think i have a big problem now. After changing my Sata controller card i now have one disk with a red cross and one with an orange warning sign. Have not started the Array in normal mode only in Mainatanance Mode. I also have switch back to the old controller card. What can i do now? Is my data lost? Parity should be valid because i had no writes to it since i switched the card. Is there any hope?

@limetech could you or any of the team explain how the status is determinated?

Just want to check if the routine i am planning is correct. What i want to to: I have one 4TB Drive left in my array but more than 4TB left on a 8TB drive which is in the array. I now like to copy all that stuff from the 4TB drive to the 8TB drive so i can remove the 4TB drive, resulting in less power consumption etc. Screen is installed, so what i woul do now is. 1. New Config and than unassign the parity drive 2. Copy the stuff from the 4TB to the 8TB using screen an rsync -avX /mnt/4TBDisk/ /mnt/8TBDisk 3. New Config to unassign 4TB Ddrive an reassign Parity 4. Start array and Rebuild parity Is that correct?

Normally i dont have to reboot my server but today i did. And just like the last time appr. 2 months ago it didnt came up again. So plugin a display to see that the board directly hops into the UEFI. Unpluged the USB Stick, plugged it into my Laptop and it was corrupted. No big deal, i have a backup. The question is ask myself now is: Is there something wrong with the reboot feature in Unraid or is the USB Stick slowly dying. There was no problem reformating it and copying the files to it. Accouring to my License file i use the Stick since 2014. What do you think?

Wurde das auch als Bug gemeldet? Kaputter USB Stick unter unRaid ist ja alles andere als lustig. Edit: Ja ist passiert:

Und immer schön bei jedem Update checken ob die Version die du in /boot/extra hast auch noch mit der genutzen unRaid Version kompatibel ist. Ist schon ziemlich scheise das das Nerdpack nicht weiterentwickelt wird.

Warum nutzt du nicht einfach den Kalender in Nextcloud?

Have you tried what the debug message suggests?

Maybe there is no symlink from python3 to /usr/bin/python

I know which packages i need and i know how to install it, thats not the point. And yes many really good and useful Plugins rely on community developers. Myself i am maintaining my own fork of S3 Sleep, a function which should be in the core of unraid, because energy prises are rising and most of the unRaid Servers dont need to be 24/7, which means it would be better for the environment if they go to sleep. Guess what, the Core unRaid developers give a shit about it. https://forums.unraid.net/topic/118129-why-does-unraid-not-have-powersaving-eg-s3-functions-build-in-by-default/ Also a major issue: because there is no proper documentation about the Plugin System for years, only a few know how it exactly work. If they burn out you have the same situation like we have now with the nerdpack.

Just updated from 6.9.2 to 6.11 and saw that the Nerdpack is depracted. Also i have read that Limetech refuses to integrate a similiar solution. Dont know if i like the way unRaid is taking as the Windows of the Linux World. Managing the packages yourself by putting it into the correct folder, crossing the fingers on every update that hopefully Slackware and unRaid are not too different from each other, feels like you are back in the days of unRaid 5. The pre-Docker era, where extending unraid was an adventure. So instead of having a solution you now have to beg to the devs that they integrate that or that package, and if they dont think it is worth it you have to to it youreself. If you want to be on the safe side you also have to buy another unRaid License for a testing system, since there is no really free demo Version enymore or another solution for developers. Really, really frustrating, but me complaining wont change anything, thats what i have learned heren in the last couple of years

Would be great to hear what @T0a thinks of it.

@T0a just for your info, it seems that Paperless-ng Project came to a hold. The Maintainer cant be contacted since September 2021, althought he is active on other platforms. Seems that he abandoned the project. Nevertheless there are some people discussing a new fork of Paperless-ng which will be run by more than one maintainer. Maybe at some point it would be a good idea to rebase the docker on thins project: https://github.com/jonaswinkler/paperless-ng/issues/1632

/boot/config

You can activate the debug log in the Plugin settings and normally it will tell you what keeps the server awake.

Being honest, the basic technology in form of the S3 Sleep Script is around for more than 10 years (longer than i use Unraid), and it works. I would just need a bit more polishing with the knowledge of the guys who are doing the base distro so it does not break with every major version of unraid. Like i said: It is not meant to be a "by default enabled" feature, but an option that can be easily switched on by the user. Not like it is now, that the user must first install a plg, just to see that the current version is partly broken (not the feature itself but settings) and not fixed since maybe a year, but yeah there is a workaround in the forum etc.

Yeah you are right, especially server grade hardware often misses S3 functions etc. But doesnt Unraid always claim to run on stock x86 Desktop hardware, isnt that one of the big advantages of Unraid? I dont think making it optional with an additional warning before activation should lead to any data loss etc. If somebody has more important data on its Unraid than the ripped Bluray collection they should have a automated backup anyway. When you are afraid of data loss the function of the cache drive should have never been added to Unraid, if a full cache drive dies than data loss is guarenteed. And thats a valid reason not to do it? At least Microsoft tried with their Homeserver.

Hi there, being an Unraid user for more than 10 years now is ask myself why Unraid does not implement the functions of the S3 Sleep script by default. We are living in a world of global warming where every watt of saved energy would be helpful. Of course there are servers which need to rum 24/7, but lets be honest many Unraid users use it as Homeserver feeding their homecinema or other appliances which dont need a 24/7 running server. So i think these people should have an integrated chance to send their Server to sleep when it is not needed aside from the S3 Sleep script which randomly breaks when the format of the disks.ini is changed and which seems to be a bit abandoned. If you make this feature easy to handle for the users it also would be used more often. For myself i keep a working fork of the S3 Sleep it but i dont think thats the way to go, also because there is really no documentation for the Plugin development. On the other hand saving power saves people money. I know this is not really important for most of the users here, which are living in the US where energy is simply cheap, but for people in the EU it could make a difference. So would it be possible to implement this function in the Unraid base distro as an optional feature, build by the Unraid team so it is known to work an long time supported. Honestly i think that would be more useful than having wireguard running on a NAS OS. Would be really nice to get an feedback of the Unraid people if that is something that could be considered for the near future.

Photosync kann direkt mit der Photoprism API sprechen.

Meine erste Idee: Einfach den Server schlafen legen wenn er nicht benötigt wird. Das spart idR die meiste Energie. In meinen Augen macht es nicht viel Sinn einen großen unRaid für Dienste 24/7 läufen zu lassen die auch ein 3-5W SBC nebenbei erledigen kann.

Ich glaube wonach du wirklich suchst, da du ja schon einen VPS hast ist eine Portmapper Software wie 6Tunnel. Ich habe das selber mal vor ein paar Jahren so betrieben bevor ich eine IPv4 Adresse bei Unitymedia ergattern konnte: https://blog.sengotta.net/server-hinter-unitymedia-ds-lite-anschluss-betreiben/ https://blog.sengotta.net/openvpn-server-am-unitymedia-ds-lite-anschluss-betreiben/ Das sollte sich heute auch noch so ähnlich umsetzen lassen.

Wir halten unsere Familienfotos inzwischen auch mit Photoprism vor. Inzwischen hat das Programm sogar eine rudimentäre Gesichtserkennung. Zum befüllen nehmen wir auf unseren iOS Devices das Programm Photosync. Arbeitet richtig gut mit Photoprism zusammen. Das ganze wird dann jeden Abend mit in unser Borgmatic Backup mit eingeschlossen.

@hies1971 yep great. Nice to know that it does not work. But being honest. Do you think that somebody could help you with that amount of information you give?

I doubt that this problem is caused by the S3 Sleep Plugin.