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  1. I just want to say that I've upgrade to 6.12.4 from 6.11.5 and it has been stable for me (6.12.2 was freezing every day, I do have 1 days and 6 hours now).

     

    Processus was :

    - Take note of all IP of Dockers using br0 (already have them, but just in case).

    - Disable Dockers.

    - Disable Network Bridge in Network Setting.

    - Back to Dockers settings to change from macvlan to ipvlan.

    - Enable Docker (and let them start).

    - Update all br0 dockers to eth0 (or VLAN) and set old IP again.

    - Disable Docker.

    - Update to 6.12.4.

    - Reboot.

    - Enable Docker.

     

    Thanks! :)

  2. 1 hour ago, ljm42 said:

     

    Switching to ipvlan should prevent crashes related to macvlan, because macvlan won't be in use.

     

     

    if I don't have any issue on 6.11.5 with macvlan, should/can I stay on macvlan?

    6.11.2 was crashing on me (freezing) with ipvlan ou macvlan... so I rolled back and been waiting since.

  3. I made a modification to a Docker to test another network configuration and I can't go back to bridge as it was before. I made some test with other Docker and they all do the same thing. Instant of mapping the port "80" to the port I specified, they are mapping the port I specified to the internal... therefor making it non-working.

     

    How can I fix this ?

     

    before :

    image.png.3919f08bc4e231cc99b7ef59fcb12ae1.png

     

    after :

    image.png.312e8fdf3e4f6b543bfac6f37ab868a3.png

  4. Hello,

    I've tried to search arounds but can't find clear informations.

     

    I currently got 2 x 480GB in my Cache pool. I got 480GB available.

    According to "btrfs fi df /mnt/cache"  it's in "RAID1".

    According to https://carfax.org.uk/btrfs-usage/ , 2 x 480GB RAID1 give 480GB of usable space.

     

    Now, can I add another 480GB drive ?
    If yes, Am-I right to thing I will have 720GB of available cache ?

    If yes, will there be any performance lost ? I mean, if I had 3 x 480GB versus 2 x 360GB (I know they don't exist) for the same amount of space ?

     

    Thanks a lot! :)

  5. On 8/22/2018 at 9:45 AM, tillkrueger said:

    well, since *all* of my 20TB of data is unique and original content that was created as part of over 20 years worth of productions, there is nothing to deduplicate (I have done my own deduplication of photos and other assets over the years), so the equation is pretty easy: 20TB = 20,000GB @ 1GB/hr = 20,000hrs = 833.33 days = 2.28 years  ?

     

    deduplication is working at the bloc level, not the file level.

     

    So, for example (very simplified), if you have a file A with 3 bloc (01 A1 H7) and a bigger file B with 4 bloc (33 B3 A1 K7), after uploading file A, it will only upload 3 bloc on file B, since A1 is already there, then both file will take the same time to upload.

  6. 37 minutes ago, Pducharme said:

    anyone has a working config for a Nextcloud Reverse proxy with NGINX? (Lets'Encrypt Docker).  My apache docker died yesterday like everyone else that tried to restart it.  I moved all my other Reverse proxies with much effort, but the NextCloud one doesnt want.  Also, what are in your working config file of Nextcloud itselft (not just the NGINX config).

     

    Thanks  

     

    I'm using this docker along with OAuth2 Proxy.... getting Hosted website and reverse proxy with (or without if I don't need it) Google Auth  is perfect! :)

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