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How do I carefully upgrade this old rig?
You can check my thread from a couple days ago! I just did the update from v6.11.5 to v7.2.3 successfully! https://forums.unraid.net/topic/196161-solved-help-preparing-to-upgrade-from-6x-to-7x/
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(Solved) help preparing to upgrade from 6.x to 7.x
Thanks for quick reply! Yes, I had read thru the release notes before finally deciding I want to update. I updated via the webgui as it presented them with reboot in between and everything went fine from my current v6.11.5 to Stable -> v7.0.1 -> v7.2.3 Did the Plugin Check and updated, turned on my dockers and they all work! Made another flash backup and archiving, so I'm going to consider this a smooth win! Thank you!
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(Solved) help preparing to upgrade from 6.x to 7.x
Happy New Year folks! I decided to do some updates and will finally go from v6.11.5 to v7.x series, but I still have a few questions that don't seem addressed in the docs nor my searching these forums. I appreciate any advice! What I've done so far: 1. completed parity check on array. result 100% good no errors. whew 2. scrubbed cache pool. result 100% good no errors. whew 3. removed old/unsupported plugins. 4. turned off all dockers and disabled auto start. 5. made a back up of the flash drive. (and the license file therein I assume) 6. from Version History, downloaded the unraid zip of my current version 6.11.5 in case I need to rollback. 7. from Version History, downloaded the unraid zip of the newest version 7.2.3 in case I need to do this manually. So now I think I'm ready to upgrade but here's my questions: a. I don't want to upgrade to zfs or whatever at this time. I assume the unraid won't touch these things unless I explicitly tell it to? b. I went to the webgui -> tools -> update OS. I choose Stable and check. It reports that it only sees 7.0.1. But latest is 7.2.3. Does it only see the next available release? Or does this mean I have to update in sequential order? like 7.0.1 first. Then check again. Then do that next one. Then keep going? c. or can I just use the manual upgrade method? (by unzipping the v7.2.3 files into the flash drive and moving the v6.11.5 files to a /previous subfolder) and rebooting? Thanks in advance!
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replacing parity drive with larger capacity
oh wow that's easier! I was thinking I was going to mess something up with all the swapping around haha. OK cool!
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replacing parity drive with larger capacity
resurrecting this thread for a similar question. I read the legacy parity swap guide and this thread, but want to double check before starting anything. I want to begin replacing smaller capacity drives with larger, one by one. My box is totally full with all sata ports populated: 10 slots: 2x SSD cache. 8x hard disks - 6 data plus P1 and P2 - every single hard disk is the same capacity. (I'm safe to ignore my two SSD cache disks in this exercise, yes?) I can operate in Maintenance Mode. Everyone can deal with Unraid server being offline for a while. I am running unraid v6.11.5 - this is last version before the major change in v6.12 which I was afraid to upgrade to since everything works as I like it. but if I should upgrade before I start anything, please do let me know! What I gather I should do is: 1. Stop all my dockers etc and stop array. 2. Pick a data drive and unassign it. 3. Start array checkboxing that I really want to do this. (Not sure what happens other than it'll show Unassigned after it restarts?) 4. Stop array. Power down. Pull out that drive. Plug in the new bigger drive. 5. Power on. (docs say unraid v6+ doesn't need me to Preclear the drive if it's going to become a Parity drive anyway. true?) 6. As array is still stopped, unassign P1 and assign the newly plugged in drive to become the new P1. Then assign the old P1 as a data drive. 7. Continuing with the guide, goto Main->Array Ops, copy parity over, and wait for it to do its thing. 8. When it's done, I should get option to Start array and it'll tell me that it's got to rebuild old P1 into data drive. Wait for it to do its thing. edit: Only need this when drive is bad. If healthy, just pull P1 and plug in bigger new drive and let unraid rebuild parity. then repeat with P2. Now, do I repeat this whole procedure for P2? (ie, pick a diff data drive, unassign, pull it, plug in new bigger drive, etc) Or is there a faster way to get new P2 done? And when this is all done, when I start replacing my data drives with larger capacity ones, I just follow the replace data drive guide which seems pretty straightforward? Thanks
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Unassigned Devices - Managing Disk Drives and Remote Shares Outside of The Unraid Array
Is there a way (in some setting maybe) to make sure this plugin obeys the same update check procedure as other Unraid Plugins? ie, when I want to check updates for all my plugins, I go to the very top menubar and click Plugins, then the Check for Updates button at the top right. But UD appears to decide to check for updates itself outside of this. And then it adds this notification banner on the main Dashboard. I only want this unraid box to go out to the internet when I explicitly tell it to. Am I missing a configuration somewhere? Thanks!
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[Support] binhex - Jellyfin
Thank you! When I clicked the docs link in the OP I scanned and didn't see a JF specific FAQ and didn't even think to check the general unraid one! I'll remember that for future!
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[Support] binhex - Jellyfin
I haven't updated since v10.7.2 and updated last night to v10.7.5 apparently. Unfortunately, JF has broken direct stream/direct play. Is there any way to rollback this container?
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[Support] binhex - Jellyfin
I recently updated the app (think it's on v10.5.2 now) and suddenly subtitles don't work anymore. Tried a few different browsers (Safari, Firefox, Chrome) and they're all busted. I played the same file from before update where subs did show, and now after update they don't show. Is this an issue I should file with the JF devs? edit: answered my own question with some searching on github. looks like they fixed the bug in the nightly. will hang tight for next update. https://github.com/jellyfin/jellyfin/issues/2650
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[Support] binhex - Jellyfin
yea I figured it would be a box in a box in a box issue.
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[Support] binhex - Jellyfin
hi there, thanks for the hard work! just installed today. not sure if it's JF's problem or not, but trying to disable "remote connections" will bork the whole thing, ie, cannot access JF even on lan at this point. (dashboard, settings, advanced, uncheck "allow remote connections")
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[Support] Linuxserver.io - Resilio Sync
Oh OK. I was editing "unraid share path" field instead of "host path 2" field on the template. Thanks.
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[Support] Linuxserver.io - Resilio Sync
hello support, I tried "Adding" this today and got the following error so I can't even install it. Is something off in the default configuration so that some of these options wont' go through? thanks for any help. root@localhost:# /usr/local/emhttp/plugins/dynamix.docker.manager/scripts/docker run -d --name="resilio-sync" --net="bridge" -e TZ="America/Los_Angeles" -e HOST_OS="unRAID" -e "PUID"="99" -e "PGID"="100" -p 8888:8888/tcp -p 55555:55555/tcp -v "":"/sync":rw -v "/mnt/user/":"/unraid":rw -v "/mnt/cache/auto/appdata/resilio-sync":"/config":rw linuxserver/resilio-sync docker: Error response from daemon: Invalid volume spec ":/sync:rw": volumeinvalid: Invalid volume specification: ':/sync:rw'. See '/usr/bin/docker run --help'. The command failed.
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OpenVPN Server & Client for unRAID 6.2+ (6.1 are still supported)
Yes, that was it! Sorry for my massive fail to read instructions in your original original post. thanks!
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OpenVPN Server & Client for unRAID 6.2+ (6.1 are still supported)
Hi Peter I'm new to this openvpn client plugin and just installed it via the "add plugin" tab. Then I went to the "Settings" tab and saw the icon for it, so I click on it to configure it. But when I try to "choose config file" the option doesn't open any dialog box so that I can choose the file that I generated from airvpn. Thanks for any help!
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