Lygris

Thanks for the plugin, can you update it so that the left side isn't buried under the unraid menu? i have the left side menu configured and the start of the prompt is underneath the left side menu

Sorry I understand how to make the changes, docker is going to get stuck in a stopping state if i try to just turn it off. That's what happened last time.

Any recommendation for how to kill docker so i can make those changes? I'd prefer to avoid having to reboot because it's going to be an unclean shutdown and it will have to run a parity check.

This is the second time i've had this happen since upgrading to 7.0. The last time i ended up having to delete the docker.img and then restoring containers. I would like to avoid having to do that again, especially if this is going to continue happening, seems like a potential bug. Container is stopped but gets stuck in the following state, tried to manually remove it multiple ways last time and nothing worked. unraid-diagnostics-20250129-1023.zip

That did it, it's back online. will it remirror itself?

seems like one of my cache drives has died, the temp is showing * and i'm getting lots of errors in the logs, nothing popped up saying the drive has failed though. should i reboot to try and fix it or is there something else i can do? unraid-diagnostics-20240426-0831.zip

Went to check on my server today and couldn't load the webgui. attempted to restart nginx to fix it but that only got me to the login screen, after login it became unresponsive before loading the dashboard. unraid-diagnostics-20240227-1547.zip

Not sure where to start looking on this one, diagnostics attached. unraid-diagnostics-20231016-1908.zip

I keep getting spammed with warnings about my nvme drives getting hot because the disk temp thresholds are set for my HDD's. Can we get something to set a seperate threshold for SSD's or cache drives? EDIT: Nevermind found it down by smart settings in each cache drive. Could still be a useful feature under disk settings if SSD's could be auto seperated.

I'm still having the issue on 6.12.1 and i only have 1 ip assigned. diagnostics attached. It seems sort of random, sometimes it works sometimes it doesn't, usually starts to work after i goto my lan ip instead of the name but even that is hit or miss unraid-diagnostics-20230628-1703.zip

I can give it a shot, the cables are the SAS to SATA breakout style and i'm running all the disks off an hba card. The cables are only a month or 2 old but I'll replace it today and see if a rebuild completes.

About a week or so ago I noticed my parity disk was disabled so i unassigned it/reassigned and got parity to rebuild successfully. I logged in again today and noticed it is disabled again. Need help finding out what the cause is, I attached my diagnostics file. looks like i'm getting a high number of udma errors but it seems completely random when they happen and they happen in large groups. running 6.12.1 unraid-diagnostics-20230626-1321.zip

You will have to enable bridging on the network settings page for your interface and then set the "Ipv4 custom network on interface brX" in docker settings to your internal network space, then assign the ip to the container in your internal range. It will appear just like any other thing connected to your network at that point and you can use port 80 since it's on a different ip than unraid is using. another option would be to change the port unraid is using for the webgui to something else so the container can use 80, but the bridge network way is what i prefer

When you try and go to subdomain.duckdns.com that is pointing to your router on port 80 or 443, so you need to forward 80 and 443 from your router to your docker host at port 180 and 1443. From a quick google it doesnt look like your comcast router supports port forwarding to different destination ports, so you need to put the container on a custom network which it looks like you already did but didn't assign an ip. Once you assign an ip to the container you just forward 80 and 443 on the router to that ip address.

Did you forward port 80 and 443 in the router to your container?