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Jclendineng

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  1. yea same with 6.12, same panic from iPhone to Unraid backing up files, its using SMB2
  2. Honestly galaxy brain marketing
  3. Lifetime licenses are not sustainable. But I do agree that update roadmap will need to be less opaque to allow users to see what they are paying for. This is going from an enthusiast platform to a commercial endeavor and that comes with more responsibility. That said, pricing is reasonable and extensions are 39/year which is not very much, you buy hundreds of dollars of hard drives, and server hardware, and don't have 39/year to support the software? Change is hard but imo this is a good step. Also this literally affects none of us, we are all legacy, so Im not sure why anyone's complaining.
  4. Ultimately don't care what LT does but I have to say, subscription makes a lot more sense than current model. From a business standpoint I have always questioned the current model, 1 time purchases are never profitable. The 80 or whatever I paid for my license is not going to sustain the business. They HAVE to come up with a value proposition that includes a paid model, and this may or may not be the ticket, we will see. It's a good start though. I hate subscriptions as much as the next person but everyone has support contracts, think of it as a support contract. All that said, the bar will need raised to make the residual sub worth it for people. TLDR; Residual income is needed to keep LT afloat, this is probably a great plan
  5. Anyone have insight?
  6. Not just you, this was delisted for some time seems to be resolved now though.
  7. I have a motherboard with a NCT6799D-R sensor chip, supposedly in the latest 6* kernel but no luck. Does not load in sensors or sensors-detect, and no temp sensors show up. NCT6687 driver was installed as a plugin but that does not work. NCT6799D-R has a driver but it does not appear unraid uses it, what can I do? Modern AM5 boards use this chip (at least ASUS). edit. Per this, it’s not in fully until Linux kernel 6.5. https://www.phoronix.com/news/Linux-6.5-NCT6799D Any chance we can get this?
  8. Thank you! Yea that makes sense, why spin up a mongo instance just for this. Thank you for the explanation, that’s helpful.
  9. I see 3 unifi controllers in the App Store, the official one that's being discontinued, a new one using a new DB, and this one, what's the difference in this one? What's different here vs official? Thanks!
  10. Just an FYI or perhaps this is indeed a bug, but docker, when switched to directory mode, creates a ZFS set for each downloaded dependency or container. This leads to massive slowdowns in the UI, specifically on the "Main" page. It also sets up snapshots by default and I dont see an easy way to disable them on the docker share, so I end up with hundreds of baseline snapshots, and I had over 8000 last night leading to not being able to log in until I ssh'ed in and manually cleared them all. I tested this morning by deleting the entire docker share, setting it up, and noting that it does create snapshots still even though I dont have it scheduled to snapshot. If this is expected slowdown then may we recommend NOT using the directories mode for docker storage as it really had a large impact on performance in the UI. My docker created 350 datasets, I don't have many dockers, only 25-30, but thats enough to increase UI load times to 30 seconds or so.
  11. FYI for anyone searching for this, after RC3, docker has a new "directories" mode that creates a zfs dataset per container. This creates many snapshots, and ZFS Master takes a solid 2-3 minutes to load. Go into settings, and in management settings, select Dashboard instead of Main on log in or you will hang for a long time at first log in. I tested with baseline 350 snapshots (1 per docker dependency) and it was still super slow, I had 8000 snapshots last night and it just hard crashed and wouldn't let me log in to the GUI. I asked in the RC3 thread how to disable snapshots on 1 dataset as disabling them on the docker set should help with this issue.
  12. No idea what happened, this hasn’t happened before and I just upgraded to RC3 from RC2 so I’m attaching a report and a diag. If I can add more info let me know, I didn’t make any config changes after upgrade except switching docker to the zfs implementation. unraid-diagnostics-20230415-1822.zip
  13. Im seeing this error when navigating to folders in 6.12-RC2 Mar 31 09:12:28 Unraid nginx: 2023/03/31 09:12:28 [error] 8110#8110: *2809 open() "/usr/local/emhttp/plugins/dynamix.file.manager/javascript/ace/mode-log.js" failed (2: No such file or directory) while sending to client, client: ip, server: , request: "GET /plugins/dynamix.file.manager/javascript/ace/mode-log.js HTTP/1.1", host: "ip", referrer: "http://ip/Shares/Browse?dir=%2Fmnt%2Fuser%2Fbackups%2Fappdata%2F2023-03-31%4002.00" I go to "Shares", click to navigate "Backups" then "appdata" and that does work but the log produces this error. Assuming it can be ignored as everything works, but I didnt see anyone else posting something like it so thought I would post it.
  14. unraid-api process is pegging 1-3 CPU cores at 100% all the time, is this expected? 7955 root 20 0 14.4g 3.7g 50432 R 310.2 1.5 3485:00 unraid-api - 3 cores here?! Also, "My Servers" is throwing errors: JSON.parse: unexpected character at line 1 column 1 of the JSON data Edit: This was resolved potentially with a reboot, that said, I hadn't done anything on it, its been sitting running since RC2 so Im not sure what caused the "My Servers" to freak out... Post reboot: 8498 root 20 0 10.9g 155760 50196 S 1.0 0.1 0:06.53 unraid-api - Normal usage unraid-diagnostics-20230331-0853.zip
  15. FYI kiwix docker was deleted, the app in CA no longer functions. Edit: the new repo would be: ghcr.io/kiwix/kiwix-serve:latest
  16. just ran into this issue myself and posted a bug report
  17. I had a system lockup earlier and when it came back all my dockers had lost network access. I have network from unraid, I can ping/nslookup etc but from any docker container I cannot. I have a bridge with a 10gb connection, and 2 vlans I use in docker. Edit 1: I’m reinstalling unraid. Will report back. Maybe some corruption on the flash drive, I don’t know what else would make docker networks randomly stop working. Edit 2: I reinstalled and same issue so…maybe a freak switch issue?? Edit 3: Oh and the hard lockup WAS macvlan related, I switched to ipvlan to remedy unraid-diagnostics-20230322-1613.zip
  18. On a brand new install? OK, that's 1 way to look at it. Lets go with that then I'll call it my fault until its updated. Appreciate the help!
  19. It seems auto_boot_on doesn't autostart it as I had that, maybe ill just use user scripts to run znapzend --daemonize at boot Edit: I added it to array startup via user script and it works!
  20. FYI for anyone wondering, it does not work at all, I tested with a clean setup and it won't let you set it up
  21. No it will run once but then not run again
  22. Does this work for anyone on 6.12? I got it to run once after setup but it doesn’t run automatically, I set the service to start at boot and have a from for every hour.
  23. Just an FYI this is marked as incompatible with Unraid 6.12
  24. Awesome, figured Id throw it out there since I didn't see anything recent on the forums Much appreciated.
  25. version="6.11.5" Im running pre-clear from the plugin, and clicking the disk log on the pre-clear page, under "Identification" beside the disk, not the pre-clear log, but the actual disk log.

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