midnightd

Am I crazy, or did Nextcloud URLs always show "dir=" and "fileid=" in the URL? I'm using Chrome on regular PC and running this docker for a couple years with no problems. I first noticed in Nextcloud 22 but it does the same thing in Nextcloud 23. I don't think I've made any significant configuration changes. Has it been there all along and and I just never noticed? https://nextcloud.yyyyyyyy.com/app/files/?dir=/Documents&fileid=13 Maybe an app changed something? Any help would be appreciated.

This is the one I bought: SanDisk 16GB Cruzer Fit USB 2.0 Flash Drive - SDCZ33-016G-G35

I purchased two new USB drives and used the Unraid USB Creator application to install a recent backup of my existing flash drive. As suggested, I powered down my Unraid server and inserted the existing USB drive into my Windows PC and ran Error Checking. After a minute or so, it reported no errors were found. I did notice that the slot on the motherboard that I had been using since day one without issue was USB3, and I thought I remembered reading somewhere that could cause issues. I plugged the existing USB drive into a USB2 port, fired up Unraid and re-ran the Fix Common Problems plugin. No more bread errors on the USB drive. I did recently upgrade to the current version of Unraid so maybe a new driver caused a hiccup. Thankfully I had a recent USB backup and two brand new USB drives but I'm glad I didn't need either of them. @trurl Thank you for your advice!

I always have a couple copies of the flash backup. I meant that I don't have a spare USB drive. I just ordered a couple so I'll wait until I get them to try your suggestion. Thanks again.

Thanks, I will give that a shot. I was hesitant to shut it down in case this error indicated that the flash drive was bad/corrupted because I don't have a spare.

I'm getting "Directory Bread Errors" from the Fix Common Problems plugin. The suggested fix says "Directory Bread errors have been found. This usually means (assuming that your flash drive didn't physically come disconnected) that your flash drive has dropped offline. The most common solution to this is to try a different USB controller for your flash drive (USB2<-->USB3)" My boot USB drive has been in the same USB2 port since I built the server. Any other suggestions to fix this error? Thanks.

Is it possible you're downloading a torrent with only few seeders? There are a few reasons that your download speed could be slow that are not related to the docker. I've done this on 3 separate servers (including mine), restarted the docker, and speeds were immediately back to normal. Also, which PIA server are you connecting to? I'm in New York and I use ca-toronto.privateinternetaccess.com ... Downloading is incredibly fast when there are enough seeders.

I'm using PIA too, and I had to add a third variable to core.conf to get my speeds back to normal: "enable_incoming_utp": false, "enable_incoming_tcp": false, "enable_outgoing_utp": false, Also adding "enable_outgoing_utp" fixed the speed issue for me. See the post from "Mushroom" about halfway down: https://www.privateinternetaccess.com/forum/discussion/23112/anyone-having-torrent-slowdowns-please-read-this