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I attached my log shortly after startup. I see several errors that read:
"Mar 18 17:37:04 UNRAID kernel: Buffer I/O error on dev sr0, logical block #####, async page read."
With various different numbers for the logical block. I attached the log. Any thoughts on what is causing these errors and how to fix it?
Thanks!
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Hello,
My OpenVPN docker worked for a little while earlier this year. It suddenly stopped working. So I decided to uninstall the docker and reinstall it to see if I can get it to work. I download the docker, install says it completes successfully. The first time I go to access the WebGUI in the docker, I get the attached log with a number of errors in it. The web page I get looks like the attached screen shot when I click on the WebUI selection on the docker in Unraid.
I have changed my DNS servers to google DNS servers 8.8.8.8 and 8.8.4.4 and flushed the DNS running the following code in the command prompt of the PC I'm using to access the web interface on: ipconfig /flushdns and received the response "successfully flushed the DNS Resolver Cache." Then I reinstalled the docker, still same issues. I also shutoff all my anti-virus and firewall stuff, and I am not using a proxy server. I have also deleted the entire OpenVPN folder created in appdata before uninstalling, still does not help. When I uninstall I select the box that says delete image file. Is there more hidden files tucked away in different places that I need to go in and manually delete to completely remove the Docker?
I have tried different web browsers as well, with no success.
Please help....I loved it when this thing worked, but by uninstalling and reinstalling the Docker I appear to be worse off.
Thanks for your time.
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I completely powered down the machine, then started it back up. The array started up flawlessly. I'm really confused now. I'm glad it is working, but I would still really like to know what the issue was. Any thoughts?
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I shutdown my server, prior to shutting it down I stopped the array, and did the powerdown. Once the system was completely shutdown I disconnected all the electricity to my rack while I was out on vacation for a week. I came back from vacation, powered up everything, turned on my unRAID server, attempted to startup my array and it just keeps saying Starting.... (and "Array Starting * Mounting disks..." in the bottom left) when I click to "START" the array.
I am able to click the REBOOT button and it has rebooted my system. After rebooting a couple different times the server gets hung up at the same point. I downloaded the diagnostics zip file and attached it.
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4 hours ago, dmacias said:6 hours ago, Dustin said:I'm new to unRAID. I installed Nut on my server. I'm connected via usb. It works to shutdown my server when it switches to battery mode. However, i have tbe UPS shutdown enabled but the feature isn't working. I stood by my UPS with a stopwatch and let it run for 7 min and it never powered down after the server powered down. Any suggestions?
I uninstslled and reinstalled nut. I dide delete the nut folder off of my boot drive before reinstsll and it did not resolve this issue.
I have a tripp Lite UPS model su1500rtxlcd2u.I assume you have it shutdown based on time on battery. What time did you set it to? If you have a monitor hooked up, watch the console when that time expires and see if it's starting shutdown.
I have the shutdown set for 99%, I set it this way for testing. I'm going to set it to 85% once I know it operates correctly. The server appears to be shutting down just fine, it just won't shut the UPS off. I attached the details in NUT on unRAID as well as screen shots from the monitor during shutdown. I'm also running this on unRAID version 6.6.5.
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I'm new to unRAID. I installed Nut on my server. I'm connected via usb. It works to shutdown my server when it switches to battery mode. However, i have tbe UPS shutdown enabled but the feature isn't working. I stood by my UPS with a stopwatch and let it run for 7 min and it never powered down after the server powered down. Any suggestions?
I uninstslled and reinstalled nut. I dide delete the nut folder off of my boot drive before reinstsll and it did not resolve this issue.
I have a tripp Lite UPS model su1500rtxlcd2u.
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I have version 6.6.5 installed on a Supermicro server SC825TQ-563LPB, motherboard model X8DTi-F. I installed Perl from Nerdpack and Dynamix System Temp plugin from Community Applications on my server. I clicked the detect button and was able to upload drivers. I had a list to pick from in the drop downs and I made my corresponding selections. I hit the apply button and there was no information that is displaying on the bottom of GUI. I went back into the plugin to redo the steps, but now I cannot get any drivers to upload when I click the upload driver button. The only option that is available for the sensors drop downs is "Not used." I uninstalled and reinstalled Perl and Dynamix System Temp plugin again, and I still don't get any drivers.
Could you please explain how I can get this fixed?
Log Errors - UNRAID kernel: Buffer I/O error on dev sr0, logical block
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I don't have an optical drive. I do have a 3.5in floppy drive, which I never use. There is also IPMI built within the motherboard that is enabled. Since I don't have an optical drive, is it likely its caused by my floppy drive, or by IPMI?