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Would love a fix so that rclone can install even if you don't have an internet connection straight away when booting the server. For people who run pfSense/OPNsense VM's we have to re-install the plugin every boot.

Most likely bad hardware that's been replaced now. Closing.

Changed Status to Closed

It's already installed and offloading disabled.

When you press "Plan" it will show you how the data will be distributed before moving, so my recommendation would be to keep checking folders until you have an even split and then move it. Not the answer you had hoped for but hopefully helpful anyway. To continue having an even split after the move you would go into the Share settings in unRAID and change Allocation method to "Most free".

All my disks in the array were XFS at the time (now XFS encrypted) and cache drive was BTRFS. I just tried moving a folder containing 5 files at around 400mb each with --remove-source-files, and it didn't delete anything until all of them were transfered. But if the problem I had was just a freak accident of unknown causes it might not be worth changing from 'rm -rf' to this.

Did you find anything weird looking at the log? I noticed in my logs that unBALANCE is using 'rm -rf' to delete files, wouldn't using rsync's '--remove-source-files' be better?

ifconfig bond0 down;echo 'layer2+3' >/sys/class/net/bond0/bonding/xmit_hash_policy;ifconfig bond0 up

There's your problem. unRAID itself cannot access containers that have their own static IP.

Here's documentation about the warning https://openvpn.net/index.php/open-source/documentation/howto.html#mitm The chance of me experiencing a MITM attack is probably 0,00001% so it's likely not worth the effort anyway.

Thanks! When connecting from a Linux machine I get "WARNING: No server certificate verification method has been enabled.". Shouldn't enabling tls-crypt prevent that message? Or is there something else I'm missing?

Is it possible to run the OpenVPN server plugin completely independent from the array? All my disks are encrypted so I would like to be able to remote connect into the machine and decrypt it after it boots.

PM'd!

I had a server lockup last night because of (?) unBALANCE When I woke up my server wasn't responding to anything. All the services were down, and I was unable to access the web UI or connect via SSH. I hooked up a monitor and keyboard and tried to login but after entering the password nothing happened. The only thing that was responding was the unBALANCE web UI. It had finished transfering my folder for TV-Shows which is probably around 2.5TB, but was stuck at the "removing folder" part (there was some other folders waiting to be moved next). I had to hard reboot the server. When that was done I manually deleted the TV-shows folder because I could verify it had been copied but not deleted yet. I was unable to run 'diagnostics' because of the lockup but I can see unBALANCE managed to save a logfile. I can share it in a private message for anyone who wanna help troubleshoot.

Yep, I had the same problem and this fixed it. Should be "/etc/network/interfaces" not "/etc/network/interface" though.

Fixed in 6.5.0 I'm pretty sure. From the release notes: samba: version 4.7.6 (CVE-2018-1050, CVE-2018-1057)

Remove the .plg from /boot/config/plugins and reboot.

https://imgur.com/a/Vzg2K Should be correct AFAIK?

- I'm using a completely self signed cert, made in the CLI. - The "ERR_SSL_PROTOCOL_ERROR" is not the typical warning for certs. It's the same screen as a broken page gives you in Chrome. No buttons other than retry. - My log says it's only listening on HTTP. Here you go! I: 2018/03/13 11:44:37 app.go:51: unbalance v5.0.0-1042-b4a3ac6-v2018.02.27 starting ... I: 2018/03/13 11:44:37 app.go:59: No config file specified. Using app defaults ... I: 2018/03/13 11:44:37 server.go:54: Starting service Server ... I: 2018/03/13 11:44:37 server.go:71: Serving files from /usr/local/emhttp/plugins/unbalance I: 2018/03/13 11:44:37 server.go:129: Server started listening http on :6237 I: 2018/03/13 11:44:37 array.go:45: starting service Array ... I: 2018/03/13 11:44:37 planner.go:50: starting service Planner ... I: 2018/03/13 11:44:37 core.go:98: starting service Core ... W: 2018/03/13 11:44:37 core.go:113: Unable to read history: open /boot/config/plugins/unbalance/unbalance.hist: no such file or directory I: 2018/03/13 11:44:37 app.go:73: Press Ctrl+C to stop ... I: 2018/03/13 11:44:48 core.go:170: Sending config I: 2018/03/13 11:44:48 core.go:175: Sending state I: 2018/03/13 11:44:48 core.go:185: Sending storage

6237 is the port used to access this plugin. The web ui for unRAID is bound to 443.

Allright thanks for the answer! Just wanted to report it to see if it was something you were working on for a future release. Final question: you say that 5.0 supports https but I must be missing some setting. Going to https://UNRAIDIP:6237/ gives me ERR_SSL_PROTOCOL_ERROR. I'm using a self signed certificate for unRAID instead of Let's encrypt if that matters.

I have a share called media, and under that I have 2 sub folders called Movies and Tv Shows. When I select "media" I will get an "not enough space" error because the total value is bigger than the max avalible space on any drive. If you instead pick "Movies" or even the individual folders inside it, it works, because then it's smart enough to understand it can move it to multiple disks. This is fine but if I had to mark every single movie it would be very tedious. Spaceinvader One touched in this subject in his most recent video between 4:00-5:10: Edit: Bonus question, is there any single button to cancel the current job?

When using "scatter" to move a large folder (for example my folder containing all movies) you get the error message that there isn't enough free space unless you go into the folder and individually mark every single one. This is a bit tedious. Any work around for that?