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Great news, entering something slightly wrong is so easy, even when I check stuff over first.

It looks like you put the incorrect ip in the nextcloud setup page on the video. Yours is reading 172.17.0.1 and should be 172.17.0.9:port number. If not, the credentials are incorrect either in nextcloud page or the MariaDB you setup. I just set mine up last weekend and had similar issues (Caused by myself) and ended up deleting the DB and user and starting over.

There is stuff on the cache drive, do i need to back that up first/run mover or is it just a copy of files on my array?

I just checked and I am on BTRFS, should i format that drive.

How do I check if it is using the cache or just the array?

I have also just noticed that i had quite a few redundant files in the incomplete folder so i started to delete all and when it starts, the speed drops to 0.00 and then after some time it speeds up and does the same over and over till complete. BTW, deleting was done via a Windows mapped drive.

If you mean in SAB, i have one folder with subs Media/Downloads/SABNZBD complete incomplete SAB extracts from incomplete to complete.

As per the title, my server grinds to a halt while files are being moved or unpacked. Examples of my problem: When Sab has downloaded something of a reasonable size (over few gb's) all other Dockers on the server just become unresponsive until the file has finished extracting and moving. The same happenes when just moving/copying large files around I had a problem at the time of building this server (A long time ago) with a faulty power supply so I put an old 650w supply in from an old Windows server. Do you think this could be my problem and if so, what is my best way to find out before buying another supply? Current Dockers: Radarr Sonarr SABnzbd Embyserver Delugevpn jackett cadvisor Server Spec: HX316C9SRK2/16 16gb Ddr3-1600mhz Non-ecc Cl9 SC-4324 4U Server Case w/ 24x 3.5" Hot-Swappable SATA/SAS Drive Bays, 6Gb/s MiniSAS SC-ATX600 600W ATX PS/2 SERVER GRADE PSU B85M-G Asus B85m-g Lga1150 Matx USB 3.0 32gb Ddr3 6 X Sata 6gb BX80646I54460 Intel 4th Generation Core i5 (4460) 3.2GHz Quad Core Processor 6MB L3 Cache (Boxed) TG-3468 TP-Link TG-3468 10/100/1000Mbps PCIe Gigabit Network Adaptor SC-4324 4U Server Case w/ 24x 3.5" Hot-Swappable SATA/SAS Drive Bays, 6Gb/s MiniSAS CK23601H0C01 Chenbro CK23601 - 36 Port SAS Expander LSI00190 LSI 9211-4i SAS/SATA RAID - 4-port Drives: 1 x 62gb (Cruzer Switch Flash Drive) boot 1 x 6tb (SATA) parity 1 x 3tb (SATA) cache drive 9 x 6tb (SATA) 2 x 3tb (SATA)

Update: I changed my PSU for an old 850w single rail I had in another PC and everything has been rock solid all weekend. I will see how it goes this week but so far this is the longest it has gone without errors. Thank you all for your help

Thanks for the quick reply, PSU never came to my mind as the issue. Firstly how can you tell it is multi-rail and also Just doing some quick googling on power requirement, when my server was running at full capacity, it had 12 x WD RED 6TB drives. Should I be running a larger PSU and if so are there any good recommendations? Thanks in advance, Ian

I am hoping someone can help me with the following issues I have been experiencing since the end of last year. My build specs are at the end of this post: Before I found UnRAID, I used Freenas twice and Xpenology once, but all builds at different times reported I/O errors on different drives. Since trying UnRAID (Which so far is my favourite by a mile), I added a couple of drives and everything worked fine but when I added a few more as unassigned and starting running Preclear (3 cycles) some drives preclear just stopped while others failed and other passed (All drives show no Smart errors). I tried this while the array is running and suddenly 1-2 array drives failed badly. I restarted the server and the array drives ran fine with only a couple of small errors but Smart reports were fine and as soon as I run Preclear again the same issues appeared. It seems to me that when I have a few drives working at the same time, things start to fail which I can now only assume in not the drives but possibly a controller issue. If this is the case, I am now confused as to how to diagnose it further. I have only installed a few of my total amount of drives so far and do not want to copy all of my data back until I get this sorted. Any help would be mostly appreciated. Product Code Product Name HX316C9SRK2/16 16gb Ddr3-1600mhz Non-ecc Cl9 SC-4324 4U Server Case w/ 24x 3.5" Hot-Swappable SATA/SAS Drive Bays, 6Gb/s MiniSAS SC-ATX600 600W ATX PS/2 SERVER GRADE PSU B85M-G Asus B85m-g Lga1150 Matx USB 3.0 32gb Ddr3 6 X Sata 6gb BX80646I54460 Intel 4th Generation Core i5 (4460) 3.2GHz Quad Core Processor 6MB L3 Cache (Boxed) TG-3468 TP-Link TG-3468 10/100/1000Mbps PCIe Gigabit Network Adaptor CK23601H0C01 Chenbro CK23601 - 36 Port SAS Expander LSI00190 LSI 9211-4i SAS/SATA RAID - 4-port LSI00256 CBL-SFF8087SB-06M SFF-8087 to SFF-8087 0.6M