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I've got a strange problem with any update after 7.2.4. The system will be stuck at (Starting Array: Mounting Disks) for a long time and when the system is finally up it will be sluggish (barely responsive) and one of my drives will always fail and be offline. When I downgrade back to 7.2.4 all is working fine again. I tried it with 7.2.5, 7.2.6, 7.3.0 all the same, my second server upgraded without an issue. Attached is the diagnostics if anyone can figure it out... vidas-diagnostics-20260514-1603.zip

For absolute no reason, I decided to look manually for an update and got one. My internal nonsensical brain working as usual Thanks for the constant updates & the endless features added.

I was having a similar problem with Windows server 2025, everything was laggy and slow on remote desktop. With this "sysctl -w kernel.split_lock_mitigate=0" rebooted unraid & to be honest made the remote desktop much smoother to operate, a noticeable difference.

Never thought I needed one, but actually this nice to have

The community is always here to help ☺️

@cyberteer@b3rrytech@gustsant Its already available

i have 2 server both Ryzen 5800x and 1700x both servers had Windows 11 VMs with passthorugh GPU the CPU which minimal activity is pinned to 90+ %, switched to Windows 10 and all works fine.

I had Windows 11 VMs & the CPU is pegged at max with minimal activity and disk I/O is just unusable, switched to Windows 10 and all works fine. Tried tuning the Windows 11 VM but nothing seems to work.

@JorgeB unfortunately didn't work

@JorgeB will give it a try and see, I have not had the issue since I posted this. Anyway, it was something random but annoying

Try disabling docker under docker settings and enable it again, if that doesn't work try deleting the docker image and create a new one.

Something strange has been happening to my UNRAID system, I'm using it like usual then suddenly I can no longer access the NAS (shares or drive array) neither can the dockers or VMs I was installing some dockers & then got this message -bash: cd: /mnt/user/appdata: Transport endpoint is not connected EDIT: all will go to working fine after a reboot This happened for over a year now many times & I just ignored it, but it's making my UNRAID unrelaiable. Attached is the Diagnostics file vidas-diagnostics-20250105-2109.zip

i got LDAP but never got to use Authentik, so i will give it a try & comeback. No promises

nop all works great as inteded https://upload.sykorp.com/SOwI1/pOKesubi30.png

Took my a couple of hours to restore some of the dockers but all restored, updated plugin & it works as intended or I think. 👍

Updated with no permission changes 👍 thanks for the great plugin

After I saw half my dockers were down & checked their logs trying to redownload them & failing, then I had to check my firewall(s) 3 of them for port or rule changes I made in the last two hours while configuring the exchange server, then rebooted my server a couple of times & then researched some of the errors & suddenly something FLASHED in my head "a memory of a plugin with permissions" lol Problem solved

I have a separate SSD drive for my Nextcloud where permission is annoying to deal with that's why I kept the data folder on its on drive, but that can be fixed. But I think users should be warned about the permission that going to be applied, every user has their own way of organizing and storing files. I normally do permission on all my drives except the cache & the Nextcloud data storage SSD, perhaps the permission should be kept to the main array to avoid data loss or corruption.

the permission caused chaos in my server and had to wipe all my docker system and rebuild all over, took me some time to figure it out. Once I reinstalled my PostgreSQL docker & reinstalled the plugin, all went down again due to the cache permission.

I don't know how to express this other than a photo The chosen amount of ram for each VM is not represented correctly under "VM Usage Statistics" when enabled, this scratches my OCD Also a minor mistake, "VM Usage Statistics" is written as "VM Usage Statisics"

I think all you need is a single docker for a torrent client & that's all, the torrent is already downloaded to your chosen destination is on your HDD. if you pair it with Sonarr & Radarr as @Helmonder mentioned, they can transfer your media into their designated folder but will leave a copy for seeding. or you can just have a windows or linux VM and do whatever you want, its as simple as that

YES to all, you can have dockers run everything you need and automate that to your liking.

yes its possible, you need to get a vps with the ability to install pfsense on it and a local pfsense as well and create a wite to site connection with Wireguard. I actually dont have portforwarding on my 5G router so forward 2 ips to my local network, a bit complicated but not impossible

I was scrolling through the forum & came back to this, things have changed a lot over the years but for anyone interested the reverse proxy settings has been updated: https://element-hq.github.io/synapse/latest/reverse_proxy.html For the Nginx proxy manager, the /.well-known is no longer used & substituted with: These 2 entries will do.