Taddeusz
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Your Unraid flash drive should be plugged into a USB 2.0 port. If it's plugged into USB 3.0 you should shut down Unraid, move it, and boot back up.
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Just now, alturismo said:
@Taddeusz now or when it happens again ?
If you've already rebooted after it happens again.
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7 minutes ago, alturismo said:
another browser didnt help here tooi checked another browser, typed in manually the webterminal address (the adress fiels stays about:blank
i tried from another mashine, i waited till i was at home and tried also, same ...
all other was still working, ssh through guacamole etc ... just the webterminal.
i tried to find a way to restart web interface but afaik theres no way therefore ...
Can you provide full diagnostics please.
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@limetech How can I separately tell if ttyd is still responding?
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5 minutes ago, limetech said:
What other people?
The three other people that replied above; @IamSpartacus, @bastl, & @alturismo.
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2 hours ago, limetech said:
You're running zsh? How are you doing that?
Yes, I am. We've been through this before. I installed it through Nerd Pack.
Seeing that other people are having this issue that likely aren't running zsh I don't understand how this is relevant.
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12 minutes ago, limetech said:
But what might appear is whether the process is still running. This is captured by diags.
I did post my diags in my initial post
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It doesn't appear in the syslog. I also missed that at least in Chrome it shows in the lower left corner "Waiting for <my Unraid address>...". It just sits. According to DevTools it just has a pending connection to /webterminal.
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6 minutes ago, bonienl said:
What happens when you close and re-open the browser?
Still doesn't work. Even between computers.
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I didn’t see anything in my syslog either but it’s important to report it with your full diags. There may be something else in them that indicates the problem.
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I upgraded to rc3 over the weekend and I'm still seeing these DMAR messages during TRIM operations.
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It looks like this is happening when TRIM runs every morning.
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I could be wrong but I believe that gets logged when you start, stop, or restart Docker containers.
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This may be more of a DNS issue on your network. I just installed Chrome Canary on my MacBook Pro and it browses to my Unraid just fine. My router is set to use a "bean.local" domain however and I don't use Unraid for DNS.
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I've finally done some more digging on this and when it's working correctly TERM is set to "linux". When I ssh, for example, from my Mac TERM is set to "xterm-256color" and backspaces aren't working correctly. If I set TERM to "xterm-color" it works fine. One thing I did notice is that if I attempt to manually "export TERM=xterm-256color" I get the error:
zsh: can't find terminal definition for xterm-256color
It seems there might be something wrong with that particular terminal definition.
While set to "xterm-256color" I have tried Ctrl-V Backspace and it reports it's sending "^@" rather than "^?".
For the time being I put the following in my .zshrc for a workaround:
if [ "$TERM" = "xterm-256color" ]; then export TERM=xterm-color fi
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/bin/sh points to bash.
I use the chsh command to change the shell. I wouldn't ever change other commands like sh. I didn't even realize it was a symlink.
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It is set as my default shell through a user script.
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1 hour ago, limetech said:
Ignoring for the moment why you would want to do something like that in Unraid environment, how did you install zsh? Hopefully it has not completely replaced bash as the system default shell, right?
I installed it through the Nerd Pack plugin.
As to why, I prefer the case insensitive path/file completion as well as the appearance of the Agnoster theme. I spend possibly an inordinate amount of time on the shell so it’s the little things that improve my experience. I set it as the default shell for the root user upon boot. I have not experienced any issues that I am aware would be related to this change. I actually have what I consider a fairly stable system.
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1 minute ago, jonp said:
Oh ok, that explains it.
Still not sure how you were able to delete two vms with one click. Haven't been able to reproduce, but I'm legitimately concerned. Nothing else stands out in memory from when you performed that action? Anything unique or worthwhile noting? Even something you might think to be trivial and inconsequential?
Honestly, not really. I had just been messing around with attaching a video card to a VM so I might be able to use it to stream games via Steam to my laptop. Turns out it wasn't workable for me mainly because I access the VM remotely. I didn't want a solution that would require me to physically log into the machine for it to work. That and there was quite a bit of lag. That is the only thing unique about what I was doing at the time. Both VM's had been alternately defined to use the video card. However, not at the same time. Both VM's were shut down when I went to delete the newly created one for testing.
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8 minutes ago, limetech said:
Correct, defined in /root/.bash_profile
I see. I use zsh as my default shell. Sorry for the confusion.
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I tried a find for "v" and it didn't find anything of note so it's not a path issue. Looks like it's an alias for "ls -Al".
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I get "command not found" trying "v".
Is this command different from "ls"? I'm fairly competent with the cli. The files were gone. I've since created a new VM with the same name on my cache drive where it was before.
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I haven't been able to repeat this problem either. I'm not sure what happened. I was on my Windows laptop using the latest version of Chrome. Went to delete the test version and all of a sudden both VM's were gone.
I fortunately didn't lose much, if anything, important. Mostly just have to reinstall all my applications.
[6.7.0-rc4] Web Console Stops Working
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On mine the CPU graphs still work.