Everything posted by jbuszkie
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[Plugin] Open Files - See What's Preventing Unraid from Shutting Down
Ok.. I uninstalled the older version. How does one reinstall this plugin? I don't see it in the apps?
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Default spin down delay question
I was very happy to see all my drives spun down when I checked on them today!!! 😁
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Default spin down delay question
ooh.... Maybe... About a year ago I reduced the number of slots I had. I might have had to do a new config for that!! I'll bet you that was it. Ugh! that means I've been wasting a whole bunch of energy for a year now!!! 😲 Thanks for probably helping me solve that mystery!!!
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Default spin down delay question
Was this recently added or changed? I've been noticing that over the past couple months, my disks were always spinning. I used to see most of them spun down when I checked but now they spinning all the time unless I hit the spin down button then they stay off until accessed. I saw this Default spin down delay in the settings and I swore I had something like this set to 15 minutes. But mine was set to "Never" I didn't change that. Did the parameter change or somehow get reset to "Never" with some OS upgrade I did? Thanks, Jim
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Thoughts on MDD drives??
Well I did end up getting the MDD drive from Amazon.. We'll see so long it lasts. It passed the preclear test and is currently serving parity
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Can't shut down due to an unmounted disk...
I posted as a bug in the bug reports section as well..
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Can't shut down due to an unmounted disk...
I did try to re-mount by doing something like mount /dev/md9p1 and it complained about not being in fstab or something. I then tried to mount to /mnt/disk9 and it also complained. I ended up having to do a hard power cycle. That seems to work ok and didn't start a parity check. Jim
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[6.12.10] - Stop array script doesn't check to see if a disk is already unmounted.
I was in the process of removing a data drive from the array (shrinking it) and: 1. The docs need to be updated: here It references user scripts that don't work post 6.12 2. Those instructions for manually zeroing the drive break the stop array procedure The docs call for unmounting the drive then zero-ing it out. That all worked fine. The problem came when trying to stop the array. The stop array script seems to want confirmation of a unmounting. since the disk was already unmounted it was looping forever trying to unmount a disk that was already unmounted. the script should probably check to see if a disk is already unmounted. I know this is not a frequent occurrence.. but it can happen in this case. Here is the output from the log: Sep 21 10:51:21 Tower emhttpd: shcmd (3175801): umount /mnt/disk9 Sep 21 10:51:21 Tower root: umount: /mnt/disk9: not mounted. Sep 21 10:51:21 Tower emhttpd: shcmd (3175801): exit status: 32 Sep 21 10:51:21 Tower emhttpd: Retry unmounting disk share(s)... Sep 21 10:51:26 Tower emhttpd: Unmounting disks...
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Removing a data drive.. what happens to disk numbers?
Ok I did the above steps and I seen to be working ok. (parity 2 is in the process of rebuilding) caveats: This documentation needs to be updated: It's pre 6.12 and the mdX device numbers have changed to mdXp1 for 6.12 The Clear Drive script as I had loaded in User Scripts plugins is not working for my unraid. The script used pre 6.12 nomenclature. The procedure calls for unmounting the drive before doing the zeroing.. umount /mnt/diskX dd bs=1M if=/dev/zero of=/dev/mdX status=progress Again the mdX needs to be mdXp1 And this worked fine until I tried to shutdown the array. The shutdown script didn't like the fact that the drive was already unmounted and looped trying to unmount that drive. I believe this is a bug and the shutdown script should check to see if the drive is already unmounted... Now one can just do a new config make all the changes you want and just have it reconstruct the parity.. but even though my system is healthy and I'm sure it would have been fine... I'm paranoid and wanted to be protected at (almost) all times! Thanks for the input, guys!
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Can't shut down due to an unmounted disk...
I'm in the process of removing a disk from the array. I ran these commands umount /mnt/diskX dd bs=1M if=/dev/zero of=/dev/mdX status=progress where X was 9 and mdX was actually md9p1 (someone needs to update the docs) I got them from here When I tried to stop the array it's now stuck on retry unmounting shares. In the log I get this Sep 21 10:51:21 Tower emhttpd: shcmd (3175801): umount /mnt/disk9 Sep 21 10:51:21 Tower root: umount: /mnt/disk9: not mounted. Sep 21 10:51:21 Tower emhttpd: shcmd (3175801): exit status: 32 Sep 21 10:51:21 Tower emhttpd: Retry unmounting disk share(s)... Sep 21 10:51:26 Tower emhttpd: Unmounting disks... It looks like the shutdown script expects something from the umount command and doesn't check to see if it's already unmounted. How can I re-mount the disk so the shutdown script can unmount it and I can have a clean shutdown?
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Removing a data drive.. what happens to disk numbers?
It's always scary doing that! lol
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Removing a data drive.. what happens to disk numbers?
Ok.. So something like this: Zero the disk (I'm like 25% done with that.) Take a screen shot the array config stop the array. unassign disk10 assign disk10's drive to disk 9 unassign parity2 New configuration (keep existing assignments) start array with trust parity Start a parity check and let it go a little to make sure it starts and doesn't report tons of errors. (sanity check) Stop parity check Stop array re-assign parity2 Start array Parity 2 rebuild done? Jim Edit: added/changed the steps I did.
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Removing a data drive.. what happens to disk numbers?
Will the array be protected while it rebuilds parity2? Is this documented somewhere? Thanks!
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Removing a data drive.. what happens to disk numbers?
Is there a way to remove the hole? and make disk10 -> disk9?
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Removing a data drive.. what happens to disk numbers?
I'm consolidating a couple disks and will remove them from my system to save a little power. I'm following this to remove the drive. The drive I'm removing is disk9 I have a disk 10 that's staying. Will disk10 become disk9? or will I have a hole where disk9 used to be? will it go disk7, disk8, disk10? Also.. If I don't zero out the drive first and do the rebuild.. Will I still be protected if I have dual parity? I'm thinking no since it "resets the array configuration" and has to rebuild parity from scratch? Thanks, Jim
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Thoughts on MDD drives??
I'm looking to upgrade my 2nd parity drive to max the capacity of my other parity drive. So in looking for new 14T drives, I came across MDD (MaxDigitalData?) brand that's pretty inexpensive. There isn't too much here on MDD drives. Has anyone had much experience good or bad with them? This is what I saw on newegg.. https://www.newegg.com/p/1Z4-06MR-00017?Item=9SIA5ADKB31750
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[6.0-beta6] User Share Copy Bug
I just tried this and it did NOT work. Maybe an array restart is required.. but this didn't work by just hitting apply. The file went into limbo as if I never excluded the disk. It does work if you rename the source directory to something different first (and there is at least one disk that already has the share directory). Note this was tried from the command line.. not from windows... if that makes a difference. Nevermind... I misread Tom's instructions. I didn't use the global "don't use for shares" I did the local exclude in the share settings.
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[6.0-beta6] User Share Copy Bug
I just tried this and it did NOT work. Maybe an array restart is required.. but this didn't work by just hitting apply. The file went into limbo as if I never excluded the disk. It does work if you rename the source directory to something different first (and there is at least one disk that already has the share directory). Note this was tried from the command line.. not from windows... if that makes a difference.
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[6.0-beta6] User Share Copy Bug
I just changed my settings to allow disk shares.. Let me see if I understand it... Say I have a share called DVD. Say I have a folder called MyMovie on Disk 1. I want to move it to disk 2 (or some other disk) to free up disk 1. So cp /mnt/disk1/DVD/MyMovie /mnt/disk2/DVD would work perfectly fine? But if I did cp /mnt/disk1/DVD/MyMovie /mnt/user/DVD would lose the whole MyMovie folder? Now what if I exclude disk1 from the share DVD clicked apply and then did cp /mnt/disk1/DVD/MyMovie /mnt/user/DVD Would it then work fine and unraid would move the file to some other disk of it's choosing? I routinly used to copy from one disk share to another disk share to free up some space and such. I don't think I ever tried a disk to user share move/copy. But I'd like to understand the limitation.
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Out of Memory error....
And how does one limit the memory of a docker? I didn't see anything in the config
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Out of Memory error....
Out of curiosity where did you find this info in the diagnostics?
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Out of Memory error....
Unraid informed me that I had an out of memory error. Not sure what happened but another post said I should include my diagnostics zip file here in a new post. I'll wait to reboot, but the system seems to be running fine now. I did try to run a couple more VM's a couple days ago... I don't know if unraid folks want to look at this to see if there some bug. Otherwise I'll just reboot to clear the error (I want to reboot soon anyway to upgrade unraid to the latest...) Jim tower-diagnostics-20240429-1106.zip
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[Support] jasonbean - Apache Guacamole
No.. But I ended up rebooting my router last week and today it's working for that reason or maybe some other that worked its self out! Thanks for the help!
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[Support] jasonbean - Apache Guacamole
I just checked my unraid network setting and can confirm that DNS is pointing to my router.
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[Support] jasonbean - Apache Guacamole
I have changed nothing... intentionally... I've updated dockers and probably some plugins. But I've changed no setting. I can access the RDP from other windows machine with the hostname. But not from guac?