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I had that setting, yet my piHole had grown to 22+GB's. I removed it entirely and fixed the issue. I did, as I mentioned, have that log max-size setting enabled.. I have it for all my docker containers actually since Plex misbehaved one time. Anyone actually investigate the root cause? I have been noticing that piHole has essentially been blocking nothing in the WebUI. Updated configuration instructions or something, maybe?

Huh, just randomly checked my settings and noticed that the backups aren't pruning. They're set to ten days but so far I have multiple years available at this point.

I'm the sort who doesn't want to subscribe to something for home-use. So either way, the lifetime license is the only thing for me. I recently downsized my UnRAID use from two to one system. However, I would like to be able to contribute to development other than the one time I buy my license. I notice a few people shrinking from the cost due to regional income levels being lower than they are in the US. If I could support development and make someone else happy at the same time, I'd certainly consider doing that. Maybe a lottery type thing where people who want to renew, but can't for whatever reason, can enter and then we can buy a license and it'll get allocated randomly or something. That could be neat. Then I'd help someone out who is less fortunate, and still give a bit of cash to UNRaid, because I do get a lot of mileage out of the OS.

Maybe you guys could try to use the extra parameters I'm using on the container.. might be helpful. --memory=2G --restart=always --log-opt max-size=50m --log-opt max-file=1

Seems obvious now.. that did indeed fix it.

I frequently see the red warning "Socket failed to connect" - but it's yet to cause any actual usage or access problems.. so I've elected to ignore it. I use the app maybe ten hours a week on average. Sometimes much more.

@Poprinfollowed your recommendation. My previous strategy of having a secondary unraid box which was booted when I remembered to wasn't working for me. This seems like a viable option. I lost a ton of space though, since the syno could take fewer drives and more were lost on the RAID type. Guess I'll need to toss larger drives at it before I get a working backup again. But it works very well it seems. Very quick to set up.

Eh it's not depreciated.. but I get your point from the description. It helps if you're unsure of what to delete. I usually just do terminal to remove appdata folders. But yes, remove your old appdata directories or install in to a new one and you should be good.

Just get "Cleanup appdata" from the appstore.. Works well for what you need.

Domain helps a lot with self-hosting frankly..

I use nginx proxy manager to set up a remote connection with.

I use mp3tag to sort files as well as tag them/embed data in them. I haven't had any problems doing so. At all.

It's not a general issue. I never touch my install and don't have any issues.

Considering you already mentioned using mp3tag, just use that. It works beautifully when using audible for data.

Asking here if anyone's actually using it.. Genea was Updated on Mar 23, 2022 last.. doesn't exactly inspire confidence. The issue tracker doesn't appear to be getting responses. Abandonware, or?

This sounds like my original issue, where the Noctua fans I had populated my case with were operating at too low RPM's, so the IPMI on the motherboard panicked and made them run full-bore - so the noise floor when up, down, up, down, up down.. irritating to say the least. I raised the minimum fan speed to a fairly high level, but considering it's Noctua fans they're still silent. That made the IPMI shut up. Maybe check if you have events in IPMI concerning fan errors that's how I clued in on mine.

Yep, that did it. Cheers!

Read the release notes for 6.12. Uninstalled old plugin. Updated OS. Installed this. All settings and options blank pages. Tried uninstalling and re-installing a few times. Where to begin? Even my config you've asked for above seems much shorter. root@FortyTwo:~# cat /boot/config/plugins/ipmi/fan.cfg FANCONTROL="enable" FANPOLL="24" FANIP="" HDDPOLL="24" HDDIGNORE="" HARDDRIVES="enable" FAN_FAN1234="607" TEMP_FAN1234="4" TEMPHI_FAN1234="65" TEMPLO_FAN1234="50" FANMAX_FAN1234="80" FANMIN_FAN1234="39" FAN_FANA="875" TEMP_FANA="138" TEMPHI_FANA="65" TEMPLO_FANA="50" FANMAX_FANA="80" FANMIN_FANA="39" root@FortyTwo:~# Any advice?

So I woke up early this morning, had to go pee, checked my phone and UnRAID had notified me of corruption on my cache pool again. It's been a long while since I last had an issue with BTFRS - the proposed problem back then was my memory but I was never able to find any faults with it. Of course it has to happen the one time I'm away on vacation.. but that's just a law of nature at this point I built an entirely new server and everything seemed to be going OK, until today. I set up the userscript to monitor as recommended by JorgeB.. Output: root@FortyTwo:~# btrfs dev stats /mnt/cache [/dev/sdb1].write_io_errs 0 [/dev/sdb1].read_io_errs 0 [/dev/sdb1].flush_io_errs 0 [/dev/sdb1].corruption_errs 6 [/dev/sdb1].generation_errs 0 [/dev/sdc1].write_io_errs 0 [/dev/sdc1].read_io_errs 0 [/dev/sdc1].flush_io_errs 0 [/dev/sdc1].corruption_errs 8 [/dev/sdc1].generation_errs 0 Scrub didn't see anything: Which just seems.. odd. So as per Jorge's recommendations I used btrfs dev stats -z /mnt/cache and am now rebooting with my fingers crossed and my cheeks clenched. Please advise! fortytwo-diagnostics-20230301-0534-anon.zip

Works fine on my 'droid..

Can we send you a few $$$ yet? You've saved my daily commute, must contribute beer or coffee or just discretionary funds.

nerdtools, isn't that depreciated?

Assuming you actually installed the plugin already... These settings work for me.

Yeah that works. Was worried about fan noise but raising the floor to 39 it remains silent under load.. so yay.

Hi guys I'm running a SuperMicro board and it doesn't like my Noctua fans, they run too slowly. I've adjusted the curves in the config file to 200,300,400 for lower thresholds - as recommended by SuperMicro themselves (if unsupported) but that just floods the system with fan-speed errors and makes them sound like they're starting and stopping constantly. As it is, I have to set it to "full speed" to not have fluctuations in noise levels. Not sure how to go about fixing this any more. Here's what SuperMicro wrote: IPMI FAN thresholds: Linux: $ sudo ipmitool sensor thresh FAN1 lower 200 300 400 Locating sensor record 'FAN1'... Setting sensor "FAN1" Lower Non-Recoverable threshold to 200.000 Setting sensor "FAN1" Lower Critical threshold to 300.000 Setting sensor "FAN1" Lower Non-Critical threshold to 400.000 $ sudo ipmitool sensor thresh FAN5 lower 200 300 400 Locating sensor record 'FAN5'... Setting sensor "FAN5" Lower Non-Recoverable threshold to 200.000 Setting sensor "FAN5" Lower Critical threshold to 300.000 Setting sensor "FAN5" Lower Non-Critical threshold to 400.000 Now as I said, I modified the FAN values I could find in the config and set the fan-profile in IPMI (SuperMicros own) to "standard" and it just kept start/stopping the fans. Please let me know if anyone has a solution to this, other than not using Noctua fans.