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I’m not sure if this is possible, but it would be great if the APPS section could display the top apps, ranked from the most downloaded to the least. Could be based on Top of the Top, by month or by week ?

Hello everyone, I've been having issues with binhex-sabnzbdvpn lately. From my testing, it seems that other dockers, like Sonarr and Radarr, which are on the same network, can no longer connect to SABnzbd. I initially tried disabling Privoxy, but that didn’t resolve the problem. I then uninstalled binhex-sabnzbdvpn and instead installed Privoxy and SABnzbd as standalone services. With this setup, Sonarr and Radarr can easily connect to SABnzbd, which points to an issue with the VPN portion of the binhex-sabnzbdvpn package. My LAN_NETWORK is correctly defined to cover my network, and I even simplified it to /16 since I have several VLANs. This setup worked fine in the past, but now the issue persists even when I roll back to older versions of binhex-sabnzbdvpn. If anyone has any insights, I’d appreciate it! For reference, I'm running Unraid versions 6.12.13 and 7.0.0-beta.4, both showing the same behavior. All dockers, including Sonarr, Radarr, and SABnzbd, are on a dedicated interface for dockers

Good evening! It would be great if you could consider adding tcpdump as a plugin or integrating it into the Unraid operating system or toolset. It would be incredibly helpful for troubleshooting network issues. For example, I’m currently facing a connection issue where Sonarr can’t connect to SABnzbd, despite both being on the same network and specific interface for my Docker containers. Being able to trace the packets would give me valuable insights into the problem.

Bump ... no news ... this is getting to be a problem. I need to reboot the machine every two weeks or so. If you cannot figure it out, it is one thing... Is somene looking into this at least?

I have been having issues with unraid lately where the device just stops passing packets. A view in the log shows the following messages non stop: gb 0000:05:00.0 eth4: malformed Tx packet detected and dropped, LVMMC:0xffffffff I set the docker to ipvlan, as I read this usually fixes issues... nope still happening. I downgraded the unraid version and still the issue comes back. Attaching diag hoping we can pinpoint the issue. han-solo-diagnostics-20240621-0845.zip

Running into the same issue here !! Since the permissions change then the configurations do not work...

Stop the Array Remove the device in the cache pool Go into Array Operations There will be a text next to the Start (under it there is a checkbox to start array with missing device in cache pool) Select the checkbox and start the array Start the array

My inquiry revolves around NFS/Unassigned Devices/IP. Here's the scenario and my initial train of thought, although I later realized there might be flaws in my approach. I have two Unraid servers: one with 38 TB dedicated to storing all my media (Server 1), and the other with 24 TB for files, apps, etc. (Server 2). Server 1 is equipped with a Ryzen 9 - 7900X processor, 64GB of memory, 2X10GB interfaces, and 4x1GB interfaces. Server 2 features a Ryzen 7 - 2700X processor, 32GB of memory, 1x10GB interface, 2x1GB interfaces, and an RTX 1650. Initially, my plan was as follows: Connect Server 1 and 2 via the 10GB interface. Have Server 2 host my Plex server and access an NFS share on Server 1 to read the media. Manage both Server 1 and 2 (Unraid IP) on a different network. Provide Server 2 with a network for accessing the Plex App. My aim was to separate Unraid management and media sharing via NFS onto different networks. However, I'm uncertain whether I can confine NFS/Unassigned Devices to a specific interface/IP/Network. Is this feasible, or am I restricted to having NFS on the Unraid management interface?

My inquiry revolves around NFS/Unassigned Devices/IP. Here's the scenario and my initial train of thought, although I later realized there might be flaws in my approach. I have two Unraid servers: one with 38 TB dedicated to storing all my media (Server 1), and the other with 24 TB for files, apps, etc. (Server 2). Server 1 is equipped with a Ryzen 9 - 7900X processor, 64GB of memory, 2X10GB interfaces, and 4x1GB interfaces. Server 2 features a Ryzen 7 - 2700X processor, 32GB of memory, 1x10GB interface, 2x1GB interfaces, and an RTX 1650. Initially, my plan was as follows: Connect Server 1 and 2 via the 10GB interface. Have Server 2 host my Plex server and access an NFS share on Server 1 to read the media. Manage both Server 1 and 2 (Unraid IP) on a different network. Provide Server 2 with a network for accessing the Plex App. My aim was to separate Unraid management and media sharing via NFS onto different networks. However, I'm uncertain whether I can confine NFS/Unassigned Devices to a specific interface/IP/Network. Is this feasible, or am I restricted to having NFS on the Unraid management interface?

Thanks, so I do have appdata backup that backups my dockers and flash. VM's not an issue only have one and planning to scrap. I imagine If I need to reset the unraid as if new, I need to format the flash drive ?

Greetings, I'm currently seeking to reorganize my two unraid servers for better efficiency and logical structure. However, it's crucial for me to retain the existing configurations (including Docker, VMs, etc.) and have a fallback option if the new setup doesn't meet expectations or if issues arise. I have three questions: Would backing up the flash drive suffice to restore my current setup if needed? If not, what alternative method would be recommended? What's the optimal approach for resetting an unraid server to begin anew, allowing me to build the servers according to my plan?

Yes, I a saw a few posts around the subject and switched the server to ipvlan instead of macvlan. But what explains this sudden issue of panic considering the server never had the issue in the other case? Is this related to the network cards ?

This system was completely fine until I switch casing and some network cards. Suddenly it started getting system panics. Of course by changing case it means disks but it has the same LSI card so I would be surprised this is the issue. Any insight would be greatful. I am adding the diag file. Unraid : 6.12.10 unraid.zip

I had issues with this workaround for AMD, I could not get Plex to work at all the minute I added the device. I found a thread that mentionned using this instead: /dev/dri/renderD128:/dev/dri/renderD128 This worked number one and I can easily HW transcode 4/5 videos. I have an AMD Ryzen 9 7900X. https://medium.com/@liviustefanesq/leveraging-amd-gpu-power-on-unraid-for-plex-media-server-dd500d64f70b

Hi there Stagenet. I am intersted in knowing how you got the transcoding going? I have installed RadeonTop, added the /dev/dri:/dev/dri in the device (I am running plex as a docker). I start something it is just spinning. Seems to be an issue with the transcoding.