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Hi all, sorry I have a really dumb question: Am I suppose to be able to read an ebook with the Calibre-Web interface? I've read about the function but I'm not seeing it in the UI after clicking on a book. I see: Mark as read, Edit metadata, Download, and Send to Kindle. I also tried clicking and double-clicking on the book cover. And I've tried this with Firefox and Safari.

I might've ascertained the culprit in ident.cfg as I compared the clean /config with my old /config to copy settings over: # Generated settings: NAME="Tower" timeZone="America/Los_Angeles" COMMENT="Media server" SECURITY="user" WORKGROUP="WORKGROUP" DOMAIN="" DOMAIN_SHORT="" hideDotFiles="no" localMaster="yes" enableFruit="no" USE_NTP="yes" NTP_SERVER1="pool.ntp.org" NTP_SERVER2="" NTP_SERVER3="" NTP_SERVER4="" DOMAIN_LOGIN="Administrator" DOMAIN_PASSWD="" SYS_MODEL="Custom" SYS_ARRAY_SLOTS="6" SYS_CACHE_SLOTS="1" USE_SSL="no" PORT="8099" PORTSSL="443" LOCAL_TLD="localj" BIND_MGT="no" USE_TELNET="no" PORTTELNET="23" USE_SSH="no" PORTSSH="22" START_PAGE="Main" Default ident.cfg has PORT="80" and USE_TELNET and USE_SSH values of "yes" while my old ident.cfg above had port 8099 and "no" which is weird since I never touched those.

@trurl I did a fresh install, copied my old config over, and still couldn't access the web ui. However, I tried a fresh CLEAN install and can get into the web ui.

I checked the flash drive using Disk Utility and it gave me a exit code of 0 which suggests no errors were found. Backed up the flash drive and will proceed with a flash install. I had a look at the super.dat file in /config and I think it's corrupted. Noticed a super.old file dated Dec 10 which I think is when all this started. Does that file look normal? super.dat super.old

Err no. I was anxious to get this up and running again.

Ah I see your point now, sorry for being so slow. You think there's a chance the flash drive is failing? Maybe I need to get a new one while I'm t it.

Not yet. I jumped the gun and started the array hoping this weird network issue would resolve itself but it didn't. It's now 18% into the parity sync/data rebuild. I've looked through the Shares and have tried watching videos via Kodi, everything else seems to be running normally. When the parity sync is finished I'll do a nice shutdown and do the flash backup etc as you suggest. Even so, that's just kinda starting from scratch and restoring the config though. I still don't know nor understand why I suddenly can't access the web gui and SSH.

Ok ... but that's the least of my concerns right now 😕

Ok, something new: I've not been able to access 192.168.1.252 nor tower.local in the web browser. Can ping, can't SSH. But I have SABnzbd running on unRAID and I can access it via 192.168.1.252:8080/sabnzbd/ and tower.local:8080/sabnzbd/ in my web browser. Trying 192.168.1.252:81 directs me to Nginx that I have running as a docker. If I tried 192.168.1.252:80 explicitly, I get the same unable to connect problem as 192.168.1.252. I thought maybe this is something wrong with the ISP-provided router ARRIS BGW210 (AT&T Fiber). But I had also plugged the unRAID box into my old router, hard-wired my laptop to the router, and also can't access the web gui. So I don't think it's a router issue. Looks like unRAID isn't responding to port 80 and the port 22 that SSH uses. Could something have happened within unRAID to disable those access? How can I check that? Doesn't explain how it was working fine previously and the missing array configuration.

Nope, started the array, got an email notification for "parity sync / data rebuild started" but I STILL CAN'T ACCESS the IP and tower.local. With the array started, I can access all the Shares. I just received an email notification that Template URLs are missing: **** Template URL for docker application EmbyServer is missing. **** **** Template URL for docker application Rclone is missing. **** **** Template URL for docker application speedtest is missing. **** So what's going on??

Great, so that solves that. I'm gonna start up the array and hope everything goes back to normal ...

That's cos I booted into unraid-gui at bootup as @TQ suggested. What started all this is because I can't access the gui at 192.168.1.252 nor tower.local. I'm using a Mac so I will use Disk Utility's Verify function to do the checkdisk equivalent. Since I know which disks are assigned to what, is it then safe to start up the array after reassigning them with the gui? Thanks so much for everything, this is the furthest I've gotten with this.

Even though the disks aren't assigned, this doesn't explain why I can't access the web gui? I've been searching the forums about missing array assignment and it looks like people are still able to access the web gui.

Ok, I found a screencap of my array assignments when I first set up unRAID. Can I reassign the same disks and hope it'll start up normally??

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Ok, I booted into unraid-gui and it looks like all my array config is gone! This is insane. The box had been working fine, didn't do anything to it; came home one day and couldn't access it. I'm attaching a picture of the screen I took with my cellphone. How to salvage this?!?!?!?! Can I simply reassign the disks and hope everything will work? The problem is I don't remember which hdd is assigned to Disk 1, 2, 3, etc besides the obvious SSD used for Cache.

Hmmm ok ... how would I troubleshoot the bond0 config? I've never had to set that up before. If the bond0 config is not right (I don't know anything about this bond0 thing but it sounds Ethernet-related), I shouldn't be able to ping it? The log seems to indicate SSH is fine, but I can't SSH in from Terminal. This is really bizarre and perplexing. The box is clearly functioning.

Hi there, I've attached the diagnostics zip file. The other odd thing is I received two email notifications from my unRAID box last night for v6.8 and I think a new version of community applications. So something is still working, I just can't access it at all via its IP or http://tower.local. I can also ping the IP. tower-diagnostics-20191229-1453.zip

I need to find myself a keyboard. But in the mean time, I connected it to my TV and everything appears fine. I can see: UNRAID Server OS version: 6.7.0 IPv4 address: 192.168.1.252 IPv6 address: not set And what looks like it's asking for a user login (my TV's display cut off the edges of the words).

My router is showing 192.168.1.252 for unRAID. And I had also assigned it that static IP.

Same error, connection refused. Yup, power cycle was the first thing I did.

Bear with me, I'm quite a noob when it comes to the CLI. I'm using a Mac. In Terminal, I entered "ssh 192.168.1.252" and I also tried "ssh [email protected]" but I'm getting this: ssh: connect to host 192.168.1.252 port 22: Connection refused This doesn't require port 22 to be opened or forwarded does it, since it's on the internal network.

Hi everyone, I'm very stressed out. All of a sudden I came home to my unRAID and can't access the GUI. I don't have a monitor nor keyboard attached. I can use HDMI to connect it to my TV for display but I'll need to figure out what to use for a keyboard. Anyway, I looked at my router's device list and I can see: IPv4 Address / Name 192.168.1.252 / Tower I can ping the IP and tower.local. But entering the IP or tower.local into my browser gives me nothing. This has been working fine till today. On a whim I connected my unRAID box to my old router and looking at the device list, it's reporting the same IP, but instead of showing "Tower" as the name, it's showing "GIGA-BYTE TECHNOLOGY CO LTD"—that's new. What could be wrong??

Sorry for my confusion. What is the domain validation that the container is doing through cloudflare? I had a cloudflare-ddns container runinng before but I must've turned it off thinking this container was updating my external IP with cloudflare (because the setup asked for my cloudflare API token and my associated email). So all this time I thought my Nginx wasn't working but in reality it's because Cloudflare is no longer associating my domain with my external IP because I had stupidly turned off the separate cloudflare-ddns container?

Thanks for taking a look @aptalca. http://192.168.1.252:8282/ was for Organizr which I had disabled, I had also commented out that config in my reverse proxy. I'm not sure why it's causing that error? "Unable to connect." "Unable to connect." WORKING NOW AFTER CHECKING CLOUDFLARE: I also use the Cloudflare function with the container. I suspect the container is not updating my IP to Cloudflare's DDNS? After your suggestion to connect with my external IP from my cell, I went into my Cloudflare account to take a look and realize it's pointing my domain to the wrong IP. If I manually updated my IP in Cloudflare, everything works. I also notice this old IP address associated with "tower" and "www": 67.170.238.189 is a Comcast IP and I haven't been with them since around April. Is it possible the Cloudflare part of the container is broken?