Everything posted by ATEglauer
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Unraid 7.3.1 Now Available
I was terrified when the "Setting up Unraid" screen displayed... I just skipped it after reading the above posts, and a sigh of relief. Do I always have to look at the "no internal boot setup detected, click here to set up" under my usb flash device? Is it preferred to boot from an internal disk instead of the usb now?
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(Solved) Notifications Sidebar Misbehaviour
As a follow-up/solution, I created a completely new profile and no longer log in to Firefox, and the notifications in Unraid behave as expected again. Something got messed up in my Firefox profile somewhere along the way, I guess. Now, I've got a new profile and will delete my old one.
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(Solved) Notifications Sidebar Misbehaviour
It's something to do with Firefox, as when I use Chrome or Opera (I just installed them to try), both work fine with the Unraid notifications. Clearing the cache and browsing data from Firefox didn't help, nor did a refresh of the browser. And in case anyone else runs into this, I was using Firefox for Linux Mint, "mint-001 - 1.0", I think also known as 150.0.1 (64-bit). The previous 149.x.x version also didn't work properly with the notifications.
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(Solved) Notifications Sidebar Misbehaviour
When Unraid notifies me of issues, I need to click on the 'All Types' tab, then to the 'Alert' to see if the notification was an 'Alert'. If it is Info, I have to click the 'All Types' then the 'Alert' tab to see the alert. Similarly for Info and Warnings. This is a nuisance and I"m not sure if it's related to my GPU (Geforce GTX 1660 Ti) or something in Unraid. - I'm using the 580.159.03 driver for the Quadro P2200 GPU in the server and this behaviour occurred with 7.2.4 and 7.2.5 (I can't recall if I've struggled with it since 7.2.3 though). - In the Notification Settings, I notice that the notifications are not stored to flash - I don't really want them or think they should be saved to the flash drive (i.e., container and plugin updates or even OS version updates). - I've changed from the black theme to the white theme, but that made no difference. - After recording the video, I deleted all of the notifications sop I can't recall if this behaviour is only on the Unread tab or also on the Archived tab. I'll try to make note of that tomorrow or the next time I get a notification. I doubt diagnostics will help with this, but I've attached them anyway. 2026-05-04 09-42-00.mp4 tower-diagnostics-20260504-1053.zip
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(Solved) Unclean shutdown detected after updating to 7.2.5 (and any reboots)
Sorry, I'm not following. Are you saying I should delete a couple of FSCK files off the flash drive? (I've had to reboot again, this time due to nVidia driver, so I stopped the array first, then hit reboot on the main page, but I've not done anything on the flash drive yet.) Upon reboot this time, it appears it was a clean shutdown and parity check didn't start. I also see the two FSCK files on the flash drive, so I assume if I delete those it might help? I note they are dated from 1979!
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(Solved) Unclean shutdown detected after updating to 7.2.5 (and any reboots)
It seems every time I boot my server, I get notified of an unclean shutdown and parity runs. I just ignored the issue before, but it's bothering me as why my server doesn't seem to think the update from 7.2.4 to 7.2.5 is an unclean shutdown. Also, I don't know why my server would think that the 'Reboot' option from the Main page isn't a clean shutdown. I've attached the diagnostics from right after the reboot, although I believe they won't have much information in them. Therefore, I'm also attaching diagnostics from a few days ago when I was trying to diagnose another small issue (can' see notifications unless I press Alert, Info, All Types, Warnings, then back to Info). I noticed that issue in 7.2.4 (not sure if it started when I updated to 7.2.4), but I switched from black to white color scheme and it made no difference. Should I re-run a complete parity check again or is there something else that might be triggering an unclean shutdown notification? tower-diagnostics-20260501-1740.ziptower-diagnostics-20260427-1311.zip
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MCE error noted in FCP plugin
I upgraded my 8 GB of RAM to 48 GB about 3 weeks ago and everything seems fine. However, I got an error from FCP indicating MCE. When I look at the the mcelog, I'm not sure I completely understand whether things were all fixed or if there are issues. Can someone review and help me out? I've included my diagnostics as well. (I am accessing the server remotely over tailscale, but I don't think that would come into play.) Thanks, Armand mcelog.txttower-diagnostics-20260202-0030.zip
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[Plugin] CA Fix Common Problems
I had the same issue come up today, except it was /mnt/Media: I used mc (Midnight Commander) from the Unraid terminal and navigated to the /mnt/Media folder. I found it to be empty, so I deleted the folder. That gave me a few seconds of a heart attack, as I couldn't immediately see my actual /Media share!! I did find it intact in /mnt/user/Media, but it made my heart stop for a second. :) So, it might be that the/mnt/cache folder is empty (are you using /cache_doc, /cache_ssd, /cache_vm, and /cache_protected now instead of /mnt/cache?). Perhaps if that folder is empty, it's left over from a previous configuration you used and now you could delete it?? If it is just an empty folder and not being written to, then it might also be okay to leave it as is and ignore the error. I'm not really sure, just sort of guessing. For me (at least for now!), deleting the empty folder removed the error from FCP for me.
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Drives don't stay spun down, SMART reads bring them back up?
I didn't really want to hijack the thread, so I hope chrisb42 doesn't mind that I include my diagnostics here as well. I have no VMs and I believe everything goes to my cache drive until mover runs (daily at 8:30 am, if memory serves) tower-diagnostics-20250214-2226.zip
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Drives don't stay spun down, SMART reads bring them back up?
I have no idea, chrisb42, but I have the same situation. I also thought I had a lot of reads on the array, but I couldn't find anything that causing the issue. If I looked at the disk log for each disk, there seemed to be files opened (by what, I have no idea!) but those files shouldn't have been opened in my opinion. There was no one watching those files on my Plex so no idea why they would open. I also have just posted that I thought I was getting a lot of reads on the disks, but maybe I'm mistaken. As an example, When I check the file activity under Tools | System Information | File Activity, I see the last activity was from this morning about 9:30, when I watched an episode of House: The disk log information for my disk1 (the icon immediately left of the identification column on the main screen) looks like this: I have no idea what might be causing the drive to spin up and read SMART information. However, disk1 (sdh) above suggests it might actually spin down for durations ranging from about 2 minutes to 2 hours. This is better than it was in the past, as I think the spin down was only 1 to 2 minutes each time before SMART was read again. Despite my efforts, I couldn't find anything accessing the disk, but I ended up uninstalling the disk cache plugin as I thought this might be keeping my disks spinning. After removing the plugin, I'm not sure if things are better, since every time I look at the Main window in Unraid, my disks all appear to be spinning. Contrarily, I have long pauses/delays when accessing files on the server, which suggests the drives might have to spin up before I access them, but I'm not sure since I never see them spun down. Maybe the indication on the Main page isn't accurate??? Anyway, I hope you get some resolution, as I'll be watching this thread in hopes to improve my setup. ATE
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Unusually high reads/writes for array (mainly Plex)?
Thanks, JorgeB. When I toggle that, the disks don't seem to have much consistent activity (actually, very little activity). So are you saying the disks aren't being read by something or if they are, that is normal? I'm curious if you/others toggle theirs as a comparison to mine.
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Unusually high reads/writes for array (mainly Plex)?
My unraid server mainly runs Plex (along with sonarr, radarr, filebot, nginx proxy, duckdns, etc. dockers). I'm not sure, but I believe I'm seeing an unusually large number of reads on the array over a 2 week period - in the order of 1.3 Billion reads. I have 10 disks, so I'm not sure, but hoping that someone can advise if something is not configured properly or if this amount of reads would be considered typical. The reads are somewhat reduced after I removed the disk cache plugin, as I was getting about 15 Billion reads in a week with that plugin installed/running. The seemingly high number of reads seems to persist after updating to 7.0.0 as well. Can anyone advise and/or suggest ways to see what might be causing this and possible fixes? http://i.imgur.com/IEkvbJNm.png My diagnostics are attached. Thanks, ATE tower-diagnostics-20250214-2226.zip
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Can Read Errors on an array drive be repaired?
Are WD disks known to have more read issues or should I change the settings for the ST drives as well?
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Can Read Errors on an array drive be repaired?
Hi trurl, I didn't have notifications set up except in the browser, but I have now set up notifications in Discord as well. As for the SMART settings, can you confirm this is what you meant? Right after doing that, I've received a few other warnings. They might be useful if I had a clue what they meant... guess I need to learn a lot more about SMART errors. OK, that makes sense of not moving them off the disk. I was thinking if I moved the data, then parity would be updated, but I suppose it would be with 'copy' as well.
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Can Read Errors on an array drive be repaired?
Thanks very much for your time on this, JorgeB! I will keep monitoring it, but will look at a replacement drive in the near future. Thanks again, Armand
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Can Read Errors on an array drive be repaired?
Extended SMART test seems to have passed, it indicates no errors logged, yet there are 2 more errors (for a total of eight) in the attached SMART report. I'm really confused, but also guessing it's best not to use this disk??? http://i.imgur.com/qEmEavtm.png *Edit: I've also attached the latest diagnostics file. WDC_WD40EFRX-68WT0N0_WD-WCC4E1TH9PTL-20250115-2231.txt tower-diagnostics-20250115-2246.zip
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Can Read Errors on an array drive be repaired?
I ran the scrub yesterday; it finished in no time with no errors, likely because there is nothing on the drive?? I checked the repair corrupted blocks before I ran it. I also just re-ran it, with the same results. I started another extended SMART test, but I received an unexpected 'read failure' in a minute or two. I've restarted the extended self-test and it seems to be running ... results probably in about 8 hours or so, based on the duration when i ran it before. The read errors first showed up when I was doing a parity check (which started on Jan. 6 and ran through the nights until Jan 11. After that, I moved the data from the disk to another disk and the read errors increased. The disk log information for disk5 is now looking this this (I'm guessing this might be included in the diagnostics, but I couldn't quickly find it): I'm not sure, but do things appear a little better since yesterday?? Anyway, I'll post the result of the latest SMART self-test when it completes and probably include another diagnostics log at the same time. Armand
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Can Read Errors on an array drive be repaired?
Thanks, JorgeB. I'm not sure how to check the disk in the GUI. Clicking on disk5 just refers me to Disk Settings, but I think that only shows me for all the disks and I don't see anything to check the disk other than SMART settings. http://i.imgur.com/alCooUtm.png I ran an extended SMART test before I moved the data off of it. The extended SMART report is attached. I don't know what SCRUB is, but it doesn't indicate any errors. Should I run that after checking the 'repair corrupted blocks'? Or should I run another extended SMART check on the disk now that it is empty? WDC_WD40EFRX-68WT0N0_WD-WCC4E1TH9PTL-20250111-0757.txt
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Can Read Errors on an array drive be repaired?
Hopefully this isn't too long, but in my last parity check (last week), I received 493 read errors on drive5 (sdl) in my array. Using the unbalance plugin, I moved all of the data to drive9 (sde) in the array. The read errors increased to nearly 1000 (perhaps doubled??), but I can't recall the exact number. Anyway, I just figured it ran across the same read errors when unbalance was moving the data to drive9. I didn't see any errors in unbalance indicating it couldn't move the files. I tried to run Fix Common Problems, but it hanged and wouldn't start. So I uninstalled it, deleted the files from it's folder and then reinstalled the plugin. Now, when it runs, it doesn't report any issues and the drive listing no longer lists any read (or write) errors, but I'm sure they still exist. I had previously ran an extended SMART test on disk5 and it the same errors as those noted in the earlier FCP plugin checks. To prevent further reads and writes to the drives while I diagnose/fix any issues (not sure fix is possible), I stopped the array, removed disk5 from the array share settings, and then restarted the array. I then tried to run the "reiserfsck --check /dev/sdl" command to check the drive, but I get the following: ~# reiserfsck --check /dev/sdl reiserfsck 3.6.27 Will read-only check consistency of the filesystem on /dev/sdl Will put log info to 'stdout' Do you want to run this program?[N/Yes] (note need to type Yes if you do):Yes Failed to open the device '/dev/sdl': Unknown code er3k 127 Is this a result of the drive being excluded from the array? My drives are all formatted as btrfs; I don't recall exactly why I chose this format when I first started the server! I guess I'm looking for some help in how to check the drive, possibly fixing it, and/or continue using it (maybe that isn't wise?!?!). I've attached my diagnostics for information/reference. Thanks, Armand tower-diagnostics-20250114-0623.zip
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[Support] binhex - Sonarr
Try SMTP Server: smtp-mail.outlook.com instead of smtp.live.com (port remains 587). Is this related to Sonarr? I don't see such an option in my configuration. Another suggestion might be to use STARTTLS for encryption.
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[Support] Linuxserver.io - Plex Media Server
What interval do you have your settings (Plex | Library | Scan Interval) configured? Mine is set to 'daily', but I also have the automatic scan and partial scans (the first two options) checked. Check the advanced settings as well, in case something in there may be causing delays and constant scans. I have 'Run scanner at lower priority' checked. When I add new content, it shows up within a few seconds and scanning doesn't continue.
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[Support] binhex - rTorrentVPN
I'm getting a warning message in my log every 30 minutes (I'm using the latest ( ? ) docker image as of 3 days ago). 2021-02-11 18:08:37,353 DEBG 'watchdog-script' stdout output: [warn] Incoming port site 'https://portchecker.co/' failed to web scrape, marking as failed I found a post for DelugeVPN that had the same issue almost a year ago that was resolved per this post: https://forums.unraid.net/topic/44109-support-binhex-delugevpn/page/243/?tab=comments#comment-857506 @binhex I'm assuming a similar cause and fix can be made or is this something on my end?
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[Support] Linuxserver.io - Plex Media Server
I don't really know what is or might be going on for you, but I had a similar issue. Here is my similar post: https://forums.plex.tv/discussion/308232/why-would-tv-episodes-not-play-from-a-remote-client#latest Maybe that thread (and probably the link to another forum post) will provide you an answer/explanation; I didn't really understand it, but the solution worked for me! Since that post, I have switched to the Docker version and things have remained fine for me and remote clients; I didn't need to change permissions after switching from the plugin to the docker version.
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[Support] binhex - rTorrentVPN
DOH! .... I got caught up in configuring it through rtorrent.rc and it didn't dawn on me to set it up through the UI (after all, the comments in the .rc file says to disable it!). Anyway, all seems good again. Thanks!
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[Support] binhex - rTorrentVPN
I've followed the above instructions and things are working OK with only one issue. Can I no longer use the move completed downloads option in rtorrent.rc? I had disabled it in settings in the UI, but completed downloads are no longer moved to a different directory. I have tried adding these lines to rtorrent.rc, as it worked with the earlier versions: execute = {/bin/bash,-c,mkdir -p /data/2-downloaded} system.method.set_key = event.download.finished,move_complete,"execute=mv,-u,$d.get_base_path=,/data/2-downloaded/;d.set_directory=/data/2-downloaded/" So, I dug around a bit and found the following in the Wiki for common tasks for rTorrent: execute = {/bin/bash,-c,mkdir -p /data/2-downloaded} method.insert = d.get_finished_dir,simple,"cat=~/2-downloaded/,$d.get_custom1=" method.set_key = event.download.finished,move_complete,"execute=mkdir,-p,$d.get_finished_dir=;execute=cp,-R,$d.get_base_path=,$d.get_finished_dir=" This also doesn't seem to work, , but I am not sure I added the the completed downloads folder (/data/2-downloaded/) properly. Can anyone shed light on how I am best to move completed downloads?