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  1. Any idea why I can't mount disks on a dual usb enclosure? Any way to see a log to get more info? Thankyou Gus
  2. Sorry affected for what? Is there a BUG that will be resolved? Is it a hardware problem? Thankyou Gus
  3. Also with the same problem on my HP server. Update from 6.9.2 to 6.10.2 and unable to access UNRAID. Had to physically attach keyboard and mouse and rollback to 6.9.2 What can I do? Thankyou
  4. Has worked for 15 days since I last repaired but yesterday another time was marked as "failed to mount". Was thinking of formating the drive and copy the contents back to see waht happens. If the content is copied without any problem must I suppose the content is ok and the problem is the disk ? Thankyou Gus
  5. What's the way to format the cache drive? Thankyou
  6. Hi guys. After a re-boot I have lost my SSD cache. I'm not at home now but something like "failed to mount", I got it when I saw I had no dockers nor vm's. I have found an article about trying to copy the contents of the ssd cache: 1 - Is still valid or there is a better approach ? 2 - Once the contents are copied, can I try to "BTRFS check --repair" the disk ? 3 - If the reapir doesn't go well what's the next step? - format the disk? - replace the disk? 4 - If I can copy the contents, is as easy as copy the contents back to the new disk to have my docker and vm's back? 5 - Can the disk be read in another pc booted from a linux live usb? Thankyou Gus unraid-media-diagnostics-20220104-0029.zip
  7. Any idea why I get this error: Array Started•Warning: posix_kill() expects parameter 1 to be int, string given in /usr/local/emhttp/plugins/ca.backup2/scripts/killRsync.php on line 27 Thankyou
  8. SOLVED. Try this: GO TO DOCKER TAB and select DELUGE and then "Edit" On "Repository:" put this: linuxserver/deluge:2.0.3-2201906121747ubuntu18.04.1-ls56 (add ":2.0.3-2201906121747ubuntu18.04.1-ls56") and save. This will pull the last version that was working for me. If you have deleted "deluge" like me, go to APPS tab, search for DELUGE (linuxserver) and install adding ":2.0.3-2201906121747ubuntu18.04.1-ls56" to the repository. ******************************************************************************* If there are a new version I don't know if I have to simply delete the ":2.0.3-2201906121747ubuntu18.04.1-ls56" or I have to change for ":latest:? Sure someone will tell us how to proceed. One last question, If I did deleted "deluge" and it's contents, why when I reinstalled I had the same password, plus the torrents and settings of the last version? Where are they stored? Are not deleted when I delete the app? Thankyou Gus
  9. Tried to re-install without luck. As I see the version that worked was: Linuxserver.io version:- 2.0.3-2201906121747ubuntu18.04.1-ls45 Build-date:- 2019-11-21T14:56:46-05:00 The new version doesn't work: Linuxserver.io version:- 2.0.3-2201906121747ubuntu18.04.1-ls56 Build-date:- 2020-03-26T20:22:08+00:00 Can someone tell me how to roll back to the last version? Thankyou Gus
  10. Can't access Deluge WebUI. Been using it for some months without any problem. Do you guys still able to connect? When was the recent update to the program? yesterday? Is there any log to see what was the last update? I see this in the program log: Can I return to last version of the program? Thankyou Gus
  11. If I'm not wrong I had to open a port on the router and point to deluge unraid IP.
  12. Another one with the same problem. Catalina template and Mojave downloading. It's my secon try if this helps. UPDATE **** HAVE TRIED ON MY SECOND SERVER FIRST INSTALL AND ALSO DOWNLOADING MOJAVE **** Thankyou Gus
  13. I have run the comand and I have seen a progress bar but when I see the hd inside vm has the same size as before. Thankyou Gus **** SOLVED **** As @glennv pointed with: diskutil repairDisk /dev/disk0 diskutil apfs resizeContainer disk0s2 48G