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Running Unraid v6.11.2 and have the NerdTools plugin installed as well. Looking for how to install rsync and ncurses-terminfo, neither of which are installed as part of my base system and are not listed in NerdTools. Looking for a permanent method that doesn't involve reinstallation after every reboot.

Do you plan to release an update for the latest XMrig version (currently v6.16.2)?

What is the fix when encountering this problem and pihole is not present in the network?

@johnnie.black's suggestion did indeed work. This issue is resolved. Thank you everyone. 🙂

I have my /boot/config/go script modified to execute a BASH script located in /boot, which worked fine while on v6.7.2. Since upgrading to v6.8.2 I now get a "permission denied" error. The script in question is owned by root:root but does indeed only have "rw" permissions. I have executed "chmod u+x" on the script but the permissions do not change. Any pointers on what is needed in order to be able to allow the "go" script to execute my script?

I was just notified that NerdPack and IPMI were no longer known to Community Applications. Why were these removed / no longer known to CA? I thought that NerdPack in particular is a popular plugin. Screenshot

Port 80 is already used by the Unraid GUI. Map the first entry for the Container Port 80 to something that isn't used, like 8080, 8002, etc

I need help getting Sonarr to connect to r(u)Torrent. I have the container port 80 set to 8004 and am able to reach the web ui fine at :8004. When I try to access :8004/RPC2 I receive: 502 Bad Gateway nginx/1.16.1 Running the latest container version of v3.9

Mine works intermittently. If I have 2 files downloading with the same label, it will unpack the first one but not the second one. No mention of anything wrong in any logs that I've checked so I must be missing the right on. As with you, if I manually select and run Unpack it works fine.

After reading those threads I do feel lucky indeed. When I started reading the corruption messages in each container's log my gut tightened, especially for my Plex container. This happened last night and I am still surprised that no issues have been encountered. In my experience once corruption happens then it is a done deal and there is no coming back from it. I'm not sure I have anything of value to add to the conversation but I will certainly checkout the Testing thread you provided. Thanks!

I encountered something strange and wanted to post here in case it helps someone else. I'm running Unraid v6.7.0 and after reading an article about increasing disk performance I decided to give it a try. The main "tip" was to set Settings > Global Share Settings > Tunable (enable Direct IO) = Yes. Upon restarting the array and docker service all of my containers (e.g. Plex, Sonarr, Radarr, etc) failed to start. Checking their logs they all mentioned SQLite database corruption. I stopped the docker service, array, and reset Settings > Global Share Settings > Tunable (enable Direct IO) = Auto. Restarting the array and docker service everything worked fine as usual; no data was lost, nothing had to be recreated / modified either inside or outside of the containers, etc. Not sure why my docker containers (LinuxServer.io) hate Direct IO but anyway I just wanted to pass the word along in case it helps others.

How to install the `dig` command? It is missing from my unRAID v6.6.6 and I would like to troubleshoot some DNS issues.

That did it. Thank you for the assistance. 🙂

I do plan to run VMs just not Windows ones. They will all be Linux based VMs.

I do not have that option. My only options are whether to enable and what libvirt image to use via a dropdown. There is no place to specify the location of that image file. Even after I click Download for that image, I cannot find the file within /mnt/cache/ Do I really need this file if I don't plan to run Windows VMs or is the name a misnomer and has nothing to do with Windows?

Same. In v6.5.3 VMs worked without issue.

I am encountering the same issue and my diagnostics are attached. nasmedia-diagnostics-20180930-0914.zip

Is anyone familiar with these Machine Check Events, how to find out what the actual problem is, and how to deal with them?

Thank you @johnnie.black for the response and reality check; it most likely felt slower because I was waiting for it to finish (aka the old watched pot of water). I do have turbo write enabled and the files being transferred are mostly 5GB - 8GB sized files.

My 500GB Samsung EVO 850 Pro SSD that is used for cache was nearly full so I initiated the mover this morning. It took 85 minutes to transfer 430GB, which seems exceptionally slow to me. As this is the first time that I have ran the mover manually, is this the normal speed? If not, are there any settings and/or logs that I can look at to determine why it took so long?

I am receiving tons of notifications about Machine Check Event errors having occurred and needing to be investigated / fixed. When I visit the Fix Common Problems plugin as the notification suggests I have: I had installed mcelog via NerdPack a few days prior when I last received this message but am finding no indication of where the log is. I have checked in `/var/log/` for an mce.log (or similar file) but none exists. In `/var/log/syslog` I have the following entries: Sep 11 22:58:03 media crond[1967]: exit status 1 from user root /usr/local/sbin/mover &> /dev/null Sep 11 23:25:55 media kernel: mce: [Hardware Error]: Machine check events logged Sep 11 23:47:01 media root: Fix Common Problems Version 2018.09.08 Sep 11 23:47:05 media root: Fix Common Problems: Error: Machine Check Events detected on your server If I execute `mcelog` as root I receive: |-[07:23:34]-> mcelog mcelog: Cannot open `/dev/mcelog': No such file or directory Any pointers on what I need to do to find out what is wrong with my system? Attached screenshots of all the above in case a setting or something could be the issue.

Thank you @trurl, that is good information that I will try out. All of my HDDs are WD Reds and my system once back in use will be nearly constantly busy so the drives should be spun up for the most part. Can you advise if there is a way for me to set unRAID to never spin down the drives?

I'm new to unRAID and having just installed v6.5.3 to a newly built custom system. I would like to get an idea of how well my system is performing or if improvements can be made. My system feels slow, e.g. it takes a few seconds for plex to draw the home page, or a tv show with more than 6 seasons (Supernatural), which is why I am looking into this. So far I have SSH'ed into the server and performed the following tests (same commands just different targets): dd if=/dev/zero of=/mnt/disk{1..5}/test bs=64G count=20 oflag=dsync which returned ~48 MB/sec dd if=/dev/zero of=/mnt/user/isos/test bs=64G count=20 oflag=dsync which returned ~43MB/sec dd if=/dev/zero of=/mnt/cache/test bs=64G count=20 oflag=dsync which returned ~490MB/sec (Samsung SSD) I haven't tried the above when connected via NFS or SMB as I wanted to get an idea of what the local speed was / should be before introducing the overhead of a network share. If there are different tests that can be ran directly on the server I am open to trying them out for completeness. So...for anyone else that has performed similar actions what speeds are you getting?