chuffs97

Thanks, I've figured out where it went wrong. It was mapped to a specific disk instead of the /user/appdata. Changing that over appears to fix that issue.. BUT.. was then getting the RPC2_PASS error detailed further up the page, following that fix looks like everything is running smoothly. Thanks for your help

Hi all, I recently realized that my rtorrent-VPN docker was not working and upon looking at the logs it says: I have checked the folder and it contains the .crt, .pem and .ovpn files that I put in there when I set up the docker originally. I have since replaced them with updated files from pia, but it is still coming up with that error. Not sure what is causing this issue and not sure where to go from here. Any help would be greatly appreciated, Cheers, Chuffs

Hi there, I recently realized that my rtorrent-VPN docker was not working and upon looking at the logs it says: No OpenVPN config file located in /config/openvpn/ (ovpn extension), please download from your VPN provider and then restart this container, exiting... I have checked the folder and it contains the .crt, .pem and .ovpn files that I put in there when I set up the docker originally. I have since replaced them with updated files from pia, but it is still coming up with that error. Not sure what is causing this issue and not sure where to go from here. Any help would be greatly appreciated, Cheers, Chuffs

Hey there, I have recently set up an unraid box with an Intel Xeon X5660, 8GB RAM, Gigabyte X58a-UD5 Motherboard and an AMD R9 290 GPU. I wish to pass the 290 through to a windows VM to be able to play games via steam inhome streaming and use the unraid box on a 4k TV in the living room. As far as I am aware, the X5660 and the X58 Chipset support VT-x and VT-d, but when I boot into unraid it shows up as IOMMU is disabled. When I am in the BIOS i cannot find a setting that specifically says VT-d, only intel virtualisation settings - Enable or Disable. Am I missing something or does either the X5660 or the Gigabyte board not actually support VT-d and only VT-x? Current BIOS version is FF1 (Gigabyte Beta BIOS). Any help would be greatly appreciated, Kind Regards, Chuffs

Fixed an issue with my setup not booting correctly (or sometimes not booting at all) but now have an issue with the IP settings with the server. I have the server connected to a switch and then in turn connected to the modem/router. The switch can see activity on the port the server is attached to but the modem/router only says there is one device connected via Ethernet (presumably my Desktop). When the server is booted, the IP address it says it has is 169.254.210.68, but my home lan has 10.1.1.x. I have tried to set a static IP address in both the router/modem and within unraid to set it to 10.1.1.31, but even when it says that is the IP address I still cannot get WebGUI or have more than 1 device show up in the modem/router. I have tried different ports on the server (1 onboard + 4 port NIC), editing the network.cfg file and deleting both the network.cfg and network-rules.cfg and rebooting, all to no avail. I have attached the diagnostics from the server. Any help would be greatly appreciated. lambda-diagnostics-20191201-1311.zip

That was the issue. I disabled the schedule for the "Deluge_Collector" script and it mounted the array and started services properly. Any idea why that would have caused it to hang at mounting disks? Where did you find that in the logs? Thank you so much for your help

Rebooted the server, and then tried to start the array. It's been 5 mins and hasn't gotten past mounting the disks... I guess upload my diagnostics again? also 192.168.0.119 is my desktop PC. tower-diagnostics-20180622-2243.zip

New Diagnostics attached. Thanks tower-diagnostics-20180622-2228.zip

So I restarted my unraid box, and started the array in maintenance mode. Logged in via bash on windows and ssh and ran "xfx_repair -v /dev/md1', it seemed to complete without any errors (Screenshot of terminal). But then when I took the array offline and attempted to start it normally, it still seems to hanging at mounting disks.

Hi all, My unraid box seems to just stop when I try to start the array. My specs are as follows: i5-4670, 16GB RAM, 128GB Cache and a 4TB Seagate Ironwolf. I've attempted to run the xfx_repair command on disk 1, as per this thread; I've attached my diagnostics too. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance tower-diagnostics-20180622-1851.zip EDIT: Thanks for helping me. The issue was one of my scripts added through the user scripts plugin was causing it to hang at mounting. Disabled the autostart of scripts and it mounted fine.