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On 12/5/2022 at 1:30 AM, bthoven said:

As eventually I want to run it headless on Unraid server, the only way to get the Google authorized token is by installing gphotos-sync app on my Windows (or Linex/Mac) first, and then follow the whole process on Windows until I get the similar link as above. Now clicking the link on Windows can complete the authorization process and a token was created inside my Windows storage folder. I then copied the token file to my Unraid GooglePhotosSync storage folder (the folder where all the photos will be downloaded to). It's now working.

 

This makes no sense to me.  The redirect_uri part of the URL is always going to say localhost:8080, but there are no ports exposed to this container.  When it redirects to localhost, it's always going to fail.  I ran it on Unraid and Windows both with the same result.  What is running on your machine at port 8080 that it's able to receive that request?

[Replaced a bad disk, now it's telling me new disk is bad?]

Just wanted to come back and say thanks to you both for the help.  It rebuilt and all looks well now.

[Replaced a bad disk, now it's telling me new disk is bad?]

Thank you so much!

 

Rebuilding now.  My fingers are crossed.

[Replaced a bad disk, now it's telling me new disk is bad?]

After it happened I replaced the SATA cable just to see.  But, now that it's flagged as bad in the web interface, it won't let me add it back to the array.  Is there something I have to do to enable it again?

[Replaced a bad disk, now it's telling me new disk is bad?]

I'm new to UnRAID.  I replaced a faulty disk with one I had in another machine.  The disk is maybe 6 months old or so.  I assigned the disk and it began rebuilding.  About 2% into the process it started displaying errors and disabled the new disk.  I can't imagine this disk is actually faulty.  Can someone offer some insight?

My diags are attached.

nas-diagnostics-20180318-1212.zip