liquid_static

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  1. Hello! I have an up-to-date UnRaid server. I am trying to move my "appdata" and "system" shares to the array from a cache drive (with the ultimate goal of upgrading the cache drive). I have disabled the docker and VM services and set the primary storage to "array" for both shares. When I invoke the mover, it starts and immediately completes, and nothing moves. I have rebooted the server which has also not fixed the issue. My diagnostics are attached. tower-diagnostics-20230811-0851.zip
  2. Mine broke as well, thanks for the rolling-back advice!
  3. Hi! Love SteamCacheBundle, seems to work very well. I do have a problem with it though. It seems I am unable to resolve .edu addresses when my DNS is set to the steamcache server - anyone else having this problem?
  4. I’m pretty sure they’re ordered sequentially. Lots of odd sound issues if I assign any other set of cores.
  5. Is anyone aware of how the CCX units in ryzen are numbered. I'm working on a gaming/NAS build with a 1700x and would like to pass through a single CCX to the VM to avoid the penalty of inter-CCX communication.
  6. I've actually found a workaround for my intended purpose - I'm using it as a cache drive and setting nothing to use the cache but the share I intend to use it for.
  7. The disk preclears fine. I installed the disk in a windows machine and formatted it to NTFS. At that point I am allowed to click the mount button though it doesn't seem like that actually mounts the disk. I am unable to change the path of the disk or use it for anything. The disk isn't new, it was used for a previous windows install.
  8. Ok so I’m having some trouble formatting an NVME drive. When I try to do so I get a “Format Failed...” error and am unable to mount the drive. the log log just says this: Format disk '/dev/nvme0n1' with 'btrfs' filesystem failed! Any ideas? I’m on the latest version of unraid with a Ryzen system.
  9. WebGUI is broken on the latest version.
  10. could it be your isp throttling your connection?, try downloading a file via http and see what speeds you hit, also you could try connecting to a different PIA endpoint and see if that helps. I think I fixed my issue. Uninstalling DelugeVPN, turning off the docker service, rebooting the machine, enabling the docker service, and reinstalling the app fixed my speeds. Back up to 10 megabytes/sec. I still have no idea what was going wrong.
  11. I don't think it's my ISP, same behavior on a connection across the state with a different ISP. I've tried a few endpoints (ca-toronto, nl) and all exhibit the same behavior. HTTP speeds regularly max my connection.
  12. PIA user here, I'm getting very slow speed on UDP, capping out ~500kilobytes/sec on a 100mbps connection. TCP is a little faster at 3.5megabytes/sec but still slow (I'm assuming from the increased overhead). A few weeks ago this was all working fine, regularly hit 10megabytes/sec download. Things seem to have slowed down after I installed (and have since uninstalled) the OpenVPN server app from the community applications repo. No improvements after restarting the server, the docker service, or recreating the container. Anyone have any ideas?