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I mean it only uses it when you upload a video so most of the time it maybe idle.

Did you turn change the hardware acceleration setting on the immich administration settings?

That worked after a force pull.

Im having the same issue except i can reach the GUI through my cloudflare tunnel. Going through the ip:8112 times out. Im connected thru a tailscale vpn to my server right now will try and see if it works at home.

https://forums.plex.tv/t/hdr-tone-mapping-with-hw-transcoding-not-working-for-12900k-cpu-on-pms-version-1-32-5-7210/845595/100 Its a know problem

I kinda broke on the newer verison of unraid. But its a bit more complicated than. That seems it still works with an older version of the plex media server itself. https://forums.plex.tv/t/hdr-tone-mapping-with-hw-transcoding-not-working-for-12900k-cpu-on-pms-version-1-32-5-7210/845595/69

Like this https://forums.unraid.net/bug-reports/stable-releases/612-unraid-webui-stop-responding-then-nginx-crash-r2451/?tab=comments

They are saved in a hidden .zfs folder at the root of the dataset. That's the default location that zfs uses. I don't know if you can even change that.

It rollsback to that point when that snapshot was taken. If its a snapshot appdata it will rollback everything to that point when the snapshot of appdata took place. Its might be better to have a dataset for each app in your appdata share that way you can rollback specific folders. You can also go into the snapshots by browsing the .zfs folder at the root of a dataset. Its hidden by default but you can just pull files from it if you want. Its read only so it cant be modified.

I think the command for rolling back to a snapshot is zfs rollback snapshot, its as simple as that. The zfs master plugin also allows you to rollback using a snapshot.

So it doesn't eat all a casual users ram without them understanding why.

I had the issue on 6.12.1 .2 but as of now I haven't had the issues in a while. I didn't really do anything different it just stopped happening. 🤞

Sounds like this https://forums.unraid.net/bug-reports/stable-releases/612-unraid-webui-stop-responding-then-nginx-crash-r2451/?tab=comments

https://forums.unraid.net/bug-reports/stable-releases/612-unraid-webui-stop-responding-then-nginx-crash-r2451/?tab=comments

zfs send receive syncoid znapzend All are ways to get it done.

--cache-dir Specify a directory to store the zfs snapshot cache. Defaults to /var/cache/sanoid That's from the GitHub.

I dont think there is pools using xfs. Only btrfs and zfs.

Raidz uses a portion on each disk for parity. So a bit under 4 TB is about what's expected. You lose the capacity of a whole disk with raidz1 and you lose the capacity of 2 disk with raidz2.

Clear the cookies in your browser for the unRAID site. I've had this happen to me.

I'm using it on 6.12.3 right now so yeah it works.

check this out

try the 6.12.3rc3 it has fixes for docker not stopping....

Did anymore try the 6.12.3rc3 with the ipv6 fixes?

10G is starting to come down but this guy is one of those 1% too tier users. I have a udm pro using 2.5 G switches and att fiber 2.5 G service, we are moving closer to 10G so it's good to see the test.

What plugins have you installed?