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This sounds great, ssd and a new 8tb coming tomorrow, think I will remove an old 1TB drive and put the new SSD cache there as I'm not sure about trim on my LSI controller Will ofc do this first, then check that all works before I start to swap the cache drive

Wow ok I totally missed that way of upgrading, thank you Quick question doh, as today I am running my Cache drive on the motherboards sata ports, and the only available sata ports I have are on my LSI controller. Don't think this would matter, but just in case, any thoughts? And yes, I am running one cache drive, so basically I need to stop the array, click 2 cache drives but only use one, then start it so it's in a "pool" of 1? Then I can proceed with your guide from the link?

Hmm was sure I ran everything in xfs, but double checked, and my cache drive is btrfs. Probably from some guide once upon a time hehe

Hi all So yes, this have been gone over plenty of times, but can't really decide what would be the safest choice or why. Running a single 250GB SSD as cache today, just got a new 1TB SSD to replace it as it's running on it's last leg From reading different posts, most people refer to this guide: https://wiki.unraid.net/index.php/Replace_A_Cache_Drive However, a few times, people reference that his would take an insane amount of time as the Mover will check every file, and I have a huge library with hundreds of thousands of files that I'm guessing would take hours, with the array and all my dockers offline? In a few instances, some say that just using the CA Backup/Restore plugin would be enough. I already use this on an automated setup, would it be enough to run this manually, then stop everything, unassign the Cache drive, reboot, assign the new one, then use restore from the backup I just created or will this leave me with something missing and/or needing manual configuration? I do not use any VM, and after a search in krusader, all I can find on my Cache drive today are my appdata, an empty .trash-99 folder and an empty system folder. Regrads

Not to sound like a brokren record, but did you add your subnet in the routing info in the server, as the new ovpn spits out an ip in the subnet of the docker as default.

I understand that some IP addresses will be banned due to bots, spammers etc, but this never used to happen. Not sure if that's because it never changed ip before?

Hi all So no, this is probably not deluge's fault, but in the last few weeks my delgue keeps getting a new IP at random from PIA. Not sure if this used to happen before, but my problem now is that "some" of the ip's by PIA is banned by some trackers. So I can get Deluge up and running, no blocks, then suddenly a few days later it updates ip address and I receive an ip that's blocked by tracker. Only solution I've found so far is to restart the docker, or even sometimes I have to change the server I connect too. I have some log files, but not sure if this is Deluge or PIA's fault? Any1 else experienced this?

This has been gone over several times in the last few pages. You need to add your subnet in the settings page under routing

Sounds awsome A side note, when you are done and the docker works as planned, take a backup. So if you in the future mess things up or an update crashes anything, you can revert back

As the new docker is so easy to setup I would just start from scratch Took me about 3min.

Just a quick sidenote, not sure if you have looked into this, what is your plex set to do when files in the database is changed? I assume you have set plex to scan it's library? Might it be that plex is starting to scan the files as this can take alot of resource and it might be plex itself that stalls and not the server?

This is talked about alot in the last two pages, you just need to add your subnet in the routing list. It's just below the image you posted. If you run 192.168.0.x ip's just add the subnet 192.168.0.0/24.

Hehe I always test one thing at a time, but don't want too many downtimes, so I take it down, then test one thing after another before I bring everything back up again Ran into some issues when enabling ipv6 on our network so need to figure that out so I actually receive v6 adr before I test, will post asap when tested diff slot and/or bios upgrade

Hehe yes there are a few updates, was waiting for the latest 3000 support bios so I dont have to change again when i upgrade my cpu. But still, weird if the Bios is the cause here. Swapping over to ipv6 in a few days from my ISP so gonna change a lot then, will update bios at the same time and see if that resolves anything.

1 card at a time with a full ATX asus pro mobo? Sounds weird. IRQ sharing between gpu and sas controller? I dno, maybe?

Hi all. Been testing this a bit and I'm a bit stuck at the moment. A while back I installed a new SAS controller, after this (about a month later) I was doing some maintenance and needed to connect a monitor to my server to access bios, when I suddenly realized I got no display output. Server was working fine in all other ways, no issues with the controller or anything else in unRaid. I have an old ATI Radeon x300 GPU installed, and I installed this new controller LSI SAS2308 PCI-Express Fusion-MPT SAS-2 (rev 05). If i remove the SAS controller, I get video output trough my GPU, but as long as I boot with the SAS controller connected i dont get video output. Unraid 6.7.0 Attached my diagnostics file. Thanks in advance prozac-server-diagnostics-20190531-1249.zip

From your last post it seems you did what is needed, as I did exactly the same thing and it worked. Might be some configuration error somewhere, are you sure the 192.168.1.0/24 is correct? As you can connect to the VPN the main configuration should be ok.

Quick google gives me this link, have you gone trough this? https://www.digitalocean.com/community/questions/help-with-the-following-error-tls-error-cannot-locate-hmac-in-incoming-packet-from-af_inet

I assume u downloaded the new cert files after you reinstalled the docker and use those too connect? Or are you trying with the old ones?

Hey So I've been using this docker for a while, and most of the time it works with no issues. I have limited sab to only use cores 10 of 12 threads so that my server never runs out of juice as of such (done in the docker settings, quite easy after the new update ) This is the same as I have done on several other dockers so that unraid and a few small things always have 2 threads to run on alone. BUT When sab finds a better version of a show I already have and it grabs this, the CPU spikes to 100% on all 12 threads when it starts to process these files. Not sure how or why, but it takes all the threads and several dockers are affected (teamspeak crashes and kicks all users, plex laggy AF and such ) Posted the script that starts running when the first episodes is grabbed (this is when the cpu spikes to 100% on all threads). /usr/sbin/python2 /opt/sabnzbd/SABnzbd.py --config-file /config --server + Sab is only set to download, sonarr and radarr is set to rename and move, they never use any more than a few % of the cpu while working, neither does Plex. Currently running unRaid 6.6.1 BTW: Big thanks to all of ur work on the dockers, using 99% ur dockers and loving them hehe

Ah ofc, I already added ports in docker page, shoulda figured haha Normaly there is a folder on the "server" side with a config file and whitelist etc that can be edited, not sure where that went on Unraid, checked all the docker folders, but can't find this anywhere. Maybe not there as most is configured in docker itself and I can just add extra whitelist file, will do some more research. Tnx agan for quick and well explained respons

Ah was afraid of that. I have been in telnet already, but was hoping they had like a normal config file of sorts that I could edit ports and such for several servers instead of doing it all manual from telnet. A nice .ini file or sommit with the port settings and such hehe. Where should the whitelist/banlist etc be saved? Would this also be in the mysql database? Read that whitelists normaly are a txt file of sorts? On docker start it lists /etc/supervisor/conf.d/teamspeak.conf but this folder /etc/supervisor/ don't exist? Sorry if all theese are weird/noob questions

Hi First of, great docker as usual Binhex, like 80% of my dockers are ur's But I do seem to have run into a small problem on this one. I can't seem to find the conf files for this docker?? Running unRaid 6.6.1. I see a few places you have referenced the config folder. Can't find it The docker is in the normal place like all my others, but the only files in there are the sql files, supervisor log, log files and the icons I have added. Checked the /usr/share/teamspeak3-server/ and /var/lib/teamspeak3-server/, none of those folders exist. I'm aware that I'm still a noob and quite fresh on unraid, but where in the world did you hide these files? Regards. *Edit* Quick sidenote doh, I do have the docker running and works perfectly, just want to change some settings

Hello all. Got a few questions about the issues ppl have had with marvel kontrollers. To be fair, I have already orderer an LSI 9207-i8 6GB from the US (takes about a week for shipping), but I have found another card in a Norwegian web shop. (Lsi controllers in norway are way too expencive) ST Lab PCIe SATA 6G 8channel PCI-Express x4, SATA3.0, 2x mini-SAS (SFF-8087), supports 8xSATA This is basicly all the information I am able to find. I did read somewhere (can't remember where now) that this is a marvel controller, but I am unable to find anything else. Anyone here heard of this? tried this? issues?

Yes it does load a bit when adding, but this shouldn't give me 100% cpu usage on a 6core 12thread ryzen 1600. And the load starts way before plex starts to create thumbnails. Starts when the file is transfering from cache to array. Upgrading to 6.5.3 in an hour, will try test again after this unless anyone has some good ideas in the mean time