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Mine also just died today after about 18 months (ultrafit 32G). Completely gone and I don't have any recent backups.
It was hot when I pulled it out. I agree with the comments above, I think it's best to stick with USB 2.0 devices, I was using sandisk cruzer fit before and it worked fine for about 3 years and the stick still works ok.
So by the way, what do I do now? What did I lose exactly? If the parity is still intact I think I can recover without too much effort.
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Well, I was telling myself not to rush and try random things to fix it, risking breaking it further, but I have no patience
I was able to fix the mounting issue after some googling, and I'm backing up my data (my VM disk images) as I type this.
Solution was posted on reddit r/btrfs.
Basically all I did was to run this command, which I understand deletes the btrfs log marking the drive bad, so it's mountable again at your own risk, which is what I wanted.
btrfs rescue zero-log /dev/sdi1
And I don't think the root cause here was drive failing (it has CRC count of 1)
I was running qcow2 VM disks on this btrfs raid0 config.
I've seen a few times the windows 10 VM reporting it's disk being full, while in reality it was far from being full. And it would go back to normal after a restart.
And when I checked the disk image size it was maxed out as well, being qcow2 it had to be closer to the size of disk user, rather than size allocated.
So I think there is a bug somewhere making the file system confused in this particular scenario.
I ordered a new nvme drive to replace this configuration and I will go back to boring old XFS without any raid config
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Hi all,
I have 2 sata SSDs I had setup as a raid0 btrfs cache pool.
After one of my VMs (with the disk being on cache) being frozen I had to restart the array and now I cannot mount my cache drive(s) even though the array starts. So dockers and VMs are disabled.
It seems like one of disks started failing I just saw unraid posting a CRC error.
Is there any way I can mount this back long enough so I can get the data out of it? It would save me some headache.What I've tried so far
1- Unassign disks start array, reassign and start array
2- btrfs check --readonly (it shows same result for both drives)
Opening filesystem to check... Checking filesystem on /dev/sdi1 UUID: f4c7a0bf-b527-47f1-ada2-5da96e590ef7 [1/7] checking root items [2/7] checking extents data backref 2013043068928 root 5 owner 623 offset 100331225088 num_refs 0 not found in extent tree incorrect local backref count on 2013043068928 root 5 owner 623 offset 100331225088 found 1 wanted 0 back 0x62aa9a0 incorrect local backref count on 2013043068928 root 13 owner 623 offset 100331225088 found 0 wanted 1 back 0x62aaad0 backref disk bytenr does not match extent record, bytenr=2013043068928, ref bytenr=0 backpointer mismatch on [2013043068928 65536] ERROR: errors found in extent allocation tree or chunk allocation [3/7] checking free space tree cache and super generation don't match, space cache will be invalidated [4/7] checking fs roots [5/7] checking only csums items (without verifying data) [6/7] checking root refs [7/7] checking quota groups skipped (not enabled on this FS) found 538120765440 bytes used, error(s) found total csum bytes: 86454728 total tree bytes: 452263936 total fs tree bytes: 287948800 total extent tree bytes: 64061440 btree space waste bytes: 81374861 file data blocks allocated: 961713012736 referenced 534715310080
3- blkid output
/dev/sdh1: UUID="f4c7a0bf-b527-47f1-ada2-5da96e590ef7" UUID_SUB="166aa0d2-ada9-45f3-b388-82897c1caf40" BLOCK_SIZE="4096" TYPE="btrfs" /dev/sdi1: UUID="f4c7a0bf-b527-47f1-ada2-5da96e590ef7" UUID_SUB="62953cd2-a423-47a2-9a2c-b9f6a3f1af4b" BLOCK_SIZE="4096" TYPE="btrfs"
4- btrfs fi show f4c7a0bf-b527-47f1-ada2-5da96e590ef7
Label: none uuid: f4c7a0bf-b527-47f1-ada2-5da96e590ef7 Total devices 2 FS bytes used 501.16GiB devid 1 size 465.76GiB used 277.03GiB path /dev/sdi1 devid 2 size 465.76GiB used 277.03GiB path /dev/sdh1 -
On 12/30/2020 at 9:25 AM, T0a said:
Yes, see here. Make sure you create a backup first.
Thanks! Before I saw this, I did the steps below and it worked.
The official docs in there are not unraid specific so you will have to figure out some details yourself.
1- I copied the sqldb file from paperless to paperless-ng location
2- I copied the pdfs from paperless to paperless-ng location
3- I ran the commmand "python3.7 manage.py document_index reindex" on the docker console
(for example it's not clear you can run this command this way on the official docs)
However multiple user scenarios don't work at the moment, I think I need to switch to postgresql as well
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Is there a guide for migrating from paperless to paperless-ng?
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On 8/26/2020 at 7:57 AM, LoneTraveler said:
Hi,
Just wanted to stop by and say thanks to @Djoss for this container, I've found it much easier to use as my knowledgebase regarding Nginx is limited. I've managed to setup Bitwarden, Droppy, Radarr, Sonarr and NextCloud, and everything has worked great. I'm even getting a complete clean security bill of health in NextCloud which I never managed with Letsencrypt (however no disrespect to the Linuxserver guys, it will have been down to my lack of understanding).
I've got nextcloud working on my first try within 5 min.
However I cannot get droppy or bitwarden to work with NPM. Any suggestions?
Droppy shows login page but I get a blank page after login. I'm not even trying https.
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I'm trying to setup reverse proxy for droppy using nginx proxy manager.
It doesn't work. Blank page after login. Anybody have ideas?
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I installed the shaarli docker.
This is probably the best bookmark app out there, however I couldn't get the "bookmarklet" working.
It seems like it's hardcoded to go to admin.com for some reason.
I tried the firefox addon as a workaround, that works.
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Bump.
Segfault issue with Ryzen 1700 here.
kernel: ffdetect[13270]: segfault at 38 ip 000000000040412a sp 00007ffc4b423980 error 4 in ffdetect[403000+c000]
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How do you get the event log in BIOS?
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If I change the time zone to something else from UTC, web UI stops working.
This suggestion below worked for me, thanks!
But I think this may be the reason that if I change any other settings UI stops working
On 2/14/2020 at 6:23 PM, bling said:FYI you can run both the web server and consumer in a single docker container by using a bash script:
#! /bin/bash /sbin/docker-entrypoint.sh document_consumer & /sbin/docker-entrypoint.sh runserver 0.0.0.0:8000 --insecure --noreload & waitsave this file into a volume that's mounted in the container. i just put this in the appdata directory.
then turn on advanced view and override the entry point, e.g.
--entrypoint /usr/src/paperless/data/entry.shclear out the 'post arguments', since you're doing that in the bash script now.
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On 1/25/2020 at 2:04 PM, nextgenpotato said:
Hi all,
Today I've added a new fan in the case and started unraid back up and tried to add the readings of the new fan onto dashboard.
Now in IPMI tools, I cannot change any of the settings anymore. The apply button is not responsive.
It's still polling the readings, no problem there.
I think maybe it cannot write into the config file for some reason. It is possible that I may have installed the ipmi tools plugin before I had a root password setup.
Uninstalling and reinstalling didn't help.
Any ideas?
Guys I'm still stuck here, I really need some ideas to troubleshoot this because my BMC doesn't control fans either for whatever reason. All Fans stuck at the same speed, CPU fan included.
It was working at first but
None of the buttons work, so I cannot change any settings.
I'd appreciate any feedback
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Did anyone manage to get GPU pass through working with x470d4u?
I tried for a few hours today, it just doesn't work.
Otherwise, everything else works just fine. This board is great for a home server, unraid build.
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Hi all,
Today I've added a new fan in the case and started unraid back up and tried to add the readings of the new fan onto dashboard.
Now in IPMI tools, I cannot change any of the settings anymore. The apply button is not responsive.
It's still polling the readings, no problem there.
I think maybe it cannot write into the config file for some reason. It is possible that I may have installed the ipmi tools plugin before I had a root password setup.
Uninstalling and reinstalling didn't help.
Any ideas?
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Thanks!
I ended up doing something very similar to what you suggested above and I tested then I finally got my new server up yesterday.
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On 1/8/2020 at 8:37 PM, JTok said:
I looked into this a little today, but this is by no means conclusive. In my tests so far I/O has been the biggest bottleneck, not the compression algorithm or number of threads. So using the parity array vs the cache array, or an unassigned device, is probably going to have the biggest effect on performance.
Honestly, all things being equal, I only saw about a 15-20% performance improvement with my test VM (though I understand that there could be more pronounced differences with other use cases). I tested using zstd, lbzip2, and pigz.That being said, since there are some performance improvements with a multi-threaded compression utility, I am looking into a good way to integrate something.
I suspect, that at least initially, I will stick with pigz because of backwards compatibility issues. Though I may look into adding an option for the other two later on.Thanks for looking into it!
I just read the whole thread.
Thanks to @sjerisman as well.
Compression looks promising
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OMG, I just discovered this and wow.
Thanks Djoss!
I had the let's encrypt, nextcloud setup working for almost 2 years now, but I could never figure out how to add a second site/webapp to reverse proxy using let's encrypt docker.
With this I figured it out in about 10 min. And the first 5min I spent on finding the defaults credentials to log into the web UI
I want to read the whole discussion here but it's 26 pages.
I am also wanting the sub folder functionality, it is there yet?
One question,
Let's encrypt docker couldn't renew license, if 80 and 443 aren't used by the let's encrypt docker. Is this also going to be an issue here?
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Can I suggest using zstd for compression? This will cut down the time to compress the image by like 10 times.
Or lbzip2 if have many cores this will also make it much faster.
Or can we have options for these? Both of these are already on unraid 6.8 by default.
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22 hours ago, SnickySnacks said:
Why not just copy your new server config to your current USB?
No transfer needed, then.I guess that might work, if copying a new config (I'm not sure how to do that either) wouldn't break the license.
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No sorry, that's not what I meant.
I already have a license.
I want to setup a second server using a trial license, test and transfer data from first.
Then transfer the license from first to second, and then discard the first/old server.
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Hi all,
I am planning to setup an new server with new hardware over the next few weeks.
My plan is to first setup and test the server for a while using a trial license and then transfer the license to the new system.
Is this doable?
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On 4/30/2019 at 11:51 AM, dmacias said:
Added both
Thanks a lot!
For whatever reason lbzip2 disappeared from my plugins list though. Any idea what happened there?
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On 1/12/2018 at 2:12 PM, nextgenpotato said:
Hi all,
Can I make a request for an addition to nerdpack?
What I need is lbzip2.
I use unraid through ssh, as much as use it through the web interface. Mainly for file operations.
lbzip2 is bzip2 multi-threaded. It's packaged by all major distros.
It makes a significant change in the amount of time compression takes, when you have a multi-core CPU. Basically it reduces time by the amount of threads.
And the particular use case I find myself needing it is to compress the VM disks for backup/snapshot purposes.
The VM manager in unraid doesn't have a snapshot option. When I install a new OS, I usually like to keep a fresh backup of it, just in case I need it in the future so that I don't have to re-install.
lbzip2 was added last year, thanks again!
For the same reason above, I've found out that there is a better compression tool called zstd
https://github.com/facebook/zstd
Can this be added as well please?
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Bump.
I am having this problem as well. I guess it doesn't happen after every reboot and since I don't reboot often it's not a big problem at the moment but it's scary and annoying when it happens.
This is what happened, or the problems I observed (configuration lost after reboot)
- ssh keys were regenerated (root password is OK). I'd have to delete known_hosts files on all my clients
- All Identification settings were set to default
- Date/time setting are gone
So if the only solution is to to start with a new config, is there a guide to help me through it?
I have bunch off docker apps/plugins that I would have to restore their configuration and data.
It just seems a lot of work.
Sandisk UltraFit longevity?
in General Support
Posted · Edited by nextgenpotato
@itimpi
Thanks!
I am now going through the USB recovery/switch process without "a recent backup".
Let me document the experience, it may be useful for others.
I did have a backup of the USB which was about a month old by the way, and it made some things much easier.
- Get new USB, setup unraid using the the unraid creator --> Easy
- Copy the license file to new usb and replace key --> Easy
- Add your drives back into right places in the array and start with valid parity checked. I have only 3 drives so it was easy for me to remember the config.
- Users were gone. I guess the file for user in the USB is "smbpasswd" copying this file to new USB may work.
But I just recreated users since I didn't have many and remembered the passwords --> Easy
- Shares were there but their settings were gone. I copied them from the USB backup under config/shares --> Easy if you have the backup, otherwise you'd need to redo all shares setting one-by-one could be time consuming
-VMs were all there with their settings intact. I didn't have to do anything there.
- Plugins were all gone, I reinstalled them --> Easy if you have a backup or if you remember what plugins you had
- Docker apps were there and running but unable to update, icons weren't there and Web UI option was gone. The config for docker apps are under /config/plugins/dockerMan folder. Fortunately my backup contained my most important apps configuration.
It may have worked if I had uninstalled and reinstalled the applications.
That last step failed when I tried to update my docker apps and I started getting many errors around docker apps include "read-only file system"
I am not sure what exactly, but something went wrong with the image and it got corrupted.
It's best to delete the image and reinstall application from their templates.
With that I also switched from vdisk to folders under docker configuration. I had never seen this config before. Directory option must have been added with unraid 6.9 I guess.