Alexander

Oh No. Very sad news. He was very important for us newcomers to Unraid. Both his work on Unraid apps, plugins and his help in Unraid forums made Unraid a lot better, especially for new users. We would just not be where we are today with Unraid without him. I sincerely thank him and his familiy and friends for his contributions. He was always nice joyful and kind in the forums. Truly a BIG loss for us all.

It works for me just installed TA Tube Archivist. Follow these instruction. Unraid - Tube Archivist DocumentationNoneNote. First install TubeArchivist-Redis and start it. Then install TubeArchivist-ES and start it. => TubeArchivist-ES will unfortunately soon stop and not work. !!! Access the Unraid CLI and enter: chmod -R 777 /mnt/user/appdata/TubeArchivist/es This MUST be done and is not described in the Documentation above (but noted as a fix earlier in this thread). Otherwise TubeArchivist-ES will stop and later when starting TubeArchivist it will also stop and not work. Now you can start TubeArchivist-ES and it will not stop. And finally you install TubeArchivist edit according to instructions (insert your servers IP in the fields mentioned) APPLY and start it. Now it works perfectly. Each youtube channel will gets it's own random named share folder. It will look messy under user/shares. So I suggest you make a new share called TAMedia or something and change TubeArchivist Edit to "Youtube Media Path: /mnt/usr/TAMedia/"

This is similar to my situation. I use a memory card reader that has unique serial numbers (a KingstonFCR-HS4). The Sandisk 32 GB SD card broke and my unraid did not start anymore. So i replaced the memory card with a new one with a fresh v6.10.3 on it. I started it as a trial. Did Tools/registration and put my license link in there (that i got on my mail and was used with that memory card reader before). I assigned my parity and data drive (luckily I had labeled the drives in my machine) and my WD red drives has a label with their number on them on the front side. On the Main tab iIt shows in red "Parity All existing data on this device will be OVERWRITTEN when array is Started" exactly as in the picture above. I tick the box Parity is already valid BEFORE starting the array. And now I start it. Hopefully it will work as I want it to. Message " Proceed to start Parity valid requires ALL disks to have their original content" shows. I click PROCEED because I have not touched the machine since I ran Unraid last time. I do not use cache drives so array setup was easy, but I will in the future. Then i got my VMs back because I have them on my array! My Windows passthrough VM started because I have it on autostart since before. Hurray. My passthrough Windows 10 VM started but stalled. I stop that Windows VM (no need to force stop stop works perfectly) and started it again (I have had some stalls in it starting lately). Of course this is because Windows 10 (at least as VM installed a while ago) is maybe not "up to date" there are a lot of updates recently it has nothing to do with Unraid. It starts! It is working. Totally amazing. My only computer that has Unraid and Windows 10 on it is working. I have to set it to autostart the array also. Is OFF with new unraid from scratch. Settings/Disk Settings/Enable auto start: Yes also i set Shutdown time-out: 900 90 sec is sometimes too little on my machine without SSD cache drives and Windows 10 VM sometimes need a lot of time to stop properly when it needs to update itself. So I set it to the max which is 900. It automatically shuts down immediately if the stopping processes has finished. This is exactly how I want it to work. I just want to say thank you very much to all developers and contributors. It really works as I want and expected.

I can't get UPnP working. UPnP Set to on in router. Set to Yes in "Management Access" and "VPN Manager". In VPN Manager on Local Endpoint line i get "UPnP: tunnel is inactive" I even tried installing Merlin on My ASUS RT AC 68U router but still same result. Any solution to this?

Yes that file is not available as download (executable file) anymore unfortunately. If you have to use a GUI interface the only ones available also have hard link options and makes the interface harder to use. If you opt to use one of those I suggest HardLinkShellExt_X64.exe

On a terminal (not using VM and passthrough). Don't use splashtop. Use NoMachine and the sound will work, no need to use <sound model> part then I think. https://www.nomachine.com/ NoMachine is free and fast. NoMachine was probably not available when the video was made and now splashtop is not free any more. On a VM passthrough. Easiest solution is to get a USB Audio device. For example one of these. https://focusrite.com/en/scarlett With the above you need to passthrough your USB port(s) otherwise a click/abrupt change happens like every 2 seconds. I guess this is because it shares the port access with unraid when not passthrough. This is hard to hear but I noticed it after long testing. To avoid the almost unnoticeable "click" You will need to have at least 1 port non-passthrough for your unraid flash and that has to be in another IOMMU group than the passed through VM ones. So you might have to buy an extra USB PCIE card if your motherboard doesn't have USB in at least 2 different IOMMU groups (means usually uses at least 2 USB controllers chips on motherboard). Obviously such motherboards are not among the most common ones and are not the cheapest. If you have a graphics card you could try to passthrough to its sound part. I only have my Intel CPU graphics that do not have sound, so I use external USB sound as above. It is very nice to passthrough the motherboard main USB controller, that is usually almost all computer ports if you have 2 USB IOMMU group setup. You can then unplug and plug things in after the VM has started as and when you like (keyboard, mouse, USB sound, printer, etc), and they will all have trouble-free fast access. Avoid the use of a USB hub.

I don't know but if you have uprgaded your unraid version to 6.8.x lately ethx: ports got reordered. see my answer here: https://forums.unraid.net/topic/91852-problem-with-10gbe-unstable-web-connection/?do=findComment&comment=852828 Don't know if this helps. Just trying to help you.

Yes I know, it is an old thread, sorry. But when I recently got this problem I searched for that status code error to find a solution. This is all I found. No good solution. I want others in the same situation to get help, that's all.

This solution might help you.

Update: I got a new WD RED 4TB NAS drive which is one of the quietest affordable NAS drives available now. Unfortunately it is the loudest thing in my computer by far, about the same noise as 700 rpm noctua fans. Now I get slightly disturbed at sleep with this server on at night in my room. Only had older WD green 2 TB and a "greenish" Seagate 2TB before. The Seagate got bad sectors so had to be replaced. They are almost quiet but kind of not recommended for NAS reliability and I guess are old (slower) and not available any more. I hope Unraid will reliably support SDD arrays in the future to get my server silent again. I used Noctua NF-A non PWM. They are OK as long as your motherboard supports DC fan regulation. They are brown, an awful colour but they are probably the quietest efficient fans available (OK static pressure and airflow). https://noctua.at/en/products/fan Use the screws supplied to mount them, not the rubber things. You will not be able to mount the fans with the "rubber screw replacers", they are impossible to fit and you will loose many hours trying. With my ASRock motherboard i can set the fan speed in my BIOS to about 500 rpm (custom setting available on all fan headers). Above about 500 rpm any fan will begin to make more noticeable air noises. Edit: After reading the next post i upped all the fans to 590-610 rpm. Got slightly hearable noise, but now there is at least a little bit of pressure. The top fan can barely lift a paper. I guess this should be a minimum to use. I also moved bottom fan to inside between bottom air hole and hard drives. So get a fan that puts as much air out as possible while not being to noisy. I bought 2x NF-A14 FLX on top and use an old low noise 120 mm fan at back. Today I would suggest a NF-S12A FLX at the back unless you can fit a 140 mm fan there. I have a Noctua PWM fan that came with my Noctua CPU cooler (NH-D15S) https://noctua.at/en/products/cpu-cooler-retail/nh-d15s but it makes ticking noises I dislike. I still use it and it's OK since it is inside the case. I put low noise adapter for lowest possible speed on it so the motherboard PWM circuit can work at higher pulswidth. That lowers the PWM noise from it and I guess the resistor in the low noise adapter will smothen the pulse and hence lower the ticking PWM noise. Obviously max rpm will be reduced to about 800 rpm for it but I do not need more in my setup. Obviously bigger and more fans will throw more air at same speed so bigger and more is better but they must fit your case. The top outward pushing fans are the most disturbing so get low noise ones there and then priority is on the back one(s). Inside and intake (front) fans can be of a cheaper brand (I used the supplied case fractal design fans) and sometimes you can let them run a little faster (than 600 rpm). The noise propagates mostly with the air flow into the case. The case should be made for many and big fans so you get maximum airflow although low fan speeds. In an old article i think it was from SPCR they had found that it is most effective to let air flow with intake at front + bottom and outflow at top+ back with both pulling (outflow) and pushing (intake) fans so I did it like that. An important thing is to buy a PSU unit that is low noise. Today I would recommend Corsair RM850X or 750X both v2 but some others are probably also OK. Update: That PSU is noisless (no spinnig fan) at low load. But now with my WD Red HDD I wouldn't notice probably any quality "low noise" PSU over the hard drive noise.

The Kingston FCR-HS4 USB3.0 memory card reader works perfectly with unraid. See my post here: https://forums.unraid.net/topic/52470-going-to-use-usb-card-reader-any-tips/?do=findComment&comment=701770