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The new docs wiki is looking great! What framework was used to create them? I'm looking to create a similar wiki for my site, and would like to use the same framework.

I got it working. It was the permissions. Need to make sure 0770 is set for permission and user:group is set to 33:33 (which translates to sshd:sshd). Though for some strange reason both the permissions and user:group seem to get reset every so often to 0777 and nobody:users (which seems to be the UnRaid defaults). Anyone know why this permissions reset happens?

I'm getting errors after the log says that Nextcloud was successfully installed. Anyone figure out how to solve this? i've tried several times, and get the same error. I've also followed the instructions here on how to properly reset an instance, but to no avail. nc: getaddrinfo: Name does not resolve Waiting for database to start... + '[' -f /dev-dri-group-was-added ']' ++ find /dev -maxdepth 1 -mindepth 1 -name dri + '[' -n '' ']' + set +x Installing imagemagick via apk... Enabling Imagick... Configuring Redis as session handler... Setting php max children... Initializing nextcloud 25.0.3.2 ... 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Applying default settings... Your data directory is readable by other users. Please change the permissions to 0770 so that the directory cannot be listed by other users. An unhandled exception has been thrown: Exception: Environment not properly prepared. in /var/www/html/lib/private/Console/Application.php:166 ace: #0 /var/www/html/console.php(99): OC\Console\Application->loadCommands(Object(Symfony\Component\Console\Input\ArgvInput), Object(Symfony\Component\Console\Output\ConsoleOutput)) #1 /var/www/html/occ(11): require_once('/var/www/html/c...') #2 {main}Your data directory is readable by other users. Please change the permissions to 0770 so that the directory cannot be listed by other users. An unhandled exception has been thrown: Exception: Environment not properly prepared. in /var/www/html/lib/private/Console/Application.php:166 ace: #0 /var/www/html/console.php(99): OC\Console\Application->loadCommands(Object(Symfony\Component\Console\Input\ArgvInput), Object(Symfony\Component\Console\Output\ConsoleOutput)) #1 /var/www/html/occ(11): require_once('/var/www/html/c...') #2 {main}Your data directory is readable by other users. Please change the permissions to 0770 so that the directory cannot be listed by other users.

Found a solution on the Install section of the github page. Point 9 & 10. https://github.com/JonathanTreffler/backblaze-personal-wine-container#installation It appears that you have to add Drive D to wine manually. Seems to work now.

Anyone here using the `Backblaze_Personal_backup` container? I'm supposed to see a "Drive D" in the Backblaze software (this should point to the storage array) but I don't see a "Drive D" I see Drive C and Z. Drive C is the wine emulated drive C contents, and drive Z is the root of the docker container. Am I missing something?

Thanks itimpi. Found the file I was looking for in /config/plugins/unassigned.devices/samba_mount.cfg

I realize it's simple to just re-add them, but I'm a geek. I like to understand the deeper inner workings of the system. Checked /config/smb-extra.conf on the flash. These are the contents. No reference to any of the shares I was looking for. I even followed he link at /tmp/unassigned.devices/smb-settings.conf, and still nothing. Where else can I look?

Where is the config file that stores the "Remote SMB shares" that are displayed in the "Main" page of Unraid? I have a couple of shares that need editing since the server they came from has changed IP address. All I seem to be able to do from the unraid GUI is remove or add a share, but no way to edit.

Ahh thanks! vfio-bind is what I was looking for. How convenient that this feature is added just as I need it

I have a Plus copy of UnRaid, which has a 12 drive limit. In my server setup I need to passthrough a LSI 9201-16i HBA to a windows VM. The problem is that the HBA card has 16 drives attached to it, and i can't start the array (and hence pass through the PCIe card) because UnRaid is throwing an error saying that I have too many drives, and the array can't be started. How do I deal with this situation? I don't want unraid to see that PCIe HBA, but I do want unraid to pass it through to a VM.

I have recently noticed very slow transfer speeds moving/copying data from the cache drive to the unraid array. We're talking in the order of 10-20MB/s kind of speeds. I only recently noticed this because I wanted to manually move a file off the cache drive. From a network connection (1GB) I can saturate the link in read/write to the cache, and similarly I get reasonable transfer speeds to the unraid array in read/write from the same network connection. Where do I even start trying to troubleshoot this problem?

Anyone considering SIA? It's not unlimited, but $10/month gets you 5TB... and I think you can earn money if you share your own storage on the network... http://sia.tech/ And it has linux versions of the software, so perfect for docker containers.

I decided to install FreeNAS corral as a VM on unraid so I can play with it. I gave the FreeNas a dedicated SATA controller card and attached a bunch of HDs to it. Setup a simple ZFS volume and a test share. While doing some file transfer tests, I'm finding a weird discrepancy which I can';t explain. Network topology: Workstation PC (running Win 10) --> 1GB Ethernet --> Unraid 6.3.3 Windows 10VM (running on Unraid) FreeNAS Corral VM (running on Unraid) (The Windows 10 OSs, Unraid and FreeNAS are installed with the basic installation defaults. No customization was done for network behaviors.) Benchmarking: The test file was just shy of a 1GB. I copy the test file from Workstation PC over ethernet and I get 113MB/s write to Unraid (it's writing to a SSD cache disk) I copy the same file back from UnRaid (from cache SSD disk) to the Workstation PC and I get 113MB/s read. This makes sense. I saturate the gigabit connection. I copy the same test file from the Win10 VM to and I get 130MB/s write and 180MB/s read to the FreeNAS zfs share on the FreeNAS VM This also makes sense. Since both VMs are on the same hardware, I'm likely getting to the read/write limit of the HDs. Now if I copy the test file from the Workstation PC over the LAN to the FreeNAS share, I only get 80MB/s write speed. (Read speeds over the LAN are 113MB/s, as expected) What would cause this limiting in transfer speed when I know the array can be written to faster and I know the ethernet connection can also handle faster transfers? What would you do to get to the bottom of this weird limitation?

In the new UnRaid install I'm building, I was wondering of two things: 1. Should I plug the parity drive on a separate SATA controller? (My motherboard has two distinct SATA controllers) 2. Does it make a diference which SATA controller the Cache drive is attached to? Should it be attached to the same controller as the Parity drive, or to the controller that manages the individual drives? Thanks.

Can you be more specific about what you mean by " basically can't get my windows on the VM to recognise my 1060"? Does the VM boot up? What is the setup of the VM? Which BIOS and Machine type is the VM using? Do you have HyperV enabled? You should not need new drivers, as the 960 and 1060 will use the same drivers.