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Ok, that worked. Thanks very much!

No I'm on 6.9.2. Does that mean I can't replace them at all or do I need to go the long route? Meaning stop docker etc, set everything to cache: yes, move, replace, set everything back, move, start docker?

Yeah it was completely unresponsive, let it running all night and did a force reboot just now. Everything seems to be working normally again. No idea what happened there. Thanks! One other question if I may ask. My old cache disk is/was 250GB. I added a second 500GB disk and was planning on replacing the 250GB disk now. Currently my cache disk size shows 375GB which confuses me a bit. I thought it would just show 250GB. Can I just stop the array, remove the 250GB cache disk, add the second 500GB disk I bought and start the array again? Or are there any extra steps?

Hey so, I wanted to add a second cache disk to my unraid. What I did was, stop the array, added a new SSD as a second cache disk, started the array. The first cache disk showed "mounting" and the second said "part of pool" (or something similar). And then suddenly the webinterface crashed and I can't ping the machine anymore (Destination host unreachable). I can still hear my drives spinning and accessing data occasionally. STS LED on my network adapter is just blinking, ACT LED is constant green. External monitor gets a signal but doesn't show any picture. I'm scared to just reboot the machine, but what other option do I have?

Hey could someone assist me in setting up the nextcloud shares correctly? Currently I have the following setup: /data <-> /mnt/user/nextcloud This share is set to cache disk "yes" because I don't want to keep users files on the cache disk but on the array. BUT this includes the owncloud.db file, which is in constant access by nextcloud, thus keeping my disks spun up almost all the time. How would I setup nextcloud to leave the db file on the cache but move the user folders to the array when the mover runs. I have smb shares mounted into the nextcloud shares as well, but these only have read access. Could I tell nextcloud to create and keep user folders in a different location? Edit: In windows I would just create a junction for every home share and point that to a location on the array.

LIke I said, I'm not really that experienced with docker and or linux, so forking it would probably be too much hassle for me. It's fine though, I can just use it with the treafik label I'm using now that just skips the certificate check. And since it's both running on the same machine, a man in the middle attack is highly unlikely. Now I just need to get it to work with a subdirectory. I'll figure it out (eventually) Ah so if I am using a static IP for unraid, it doesn't make much of a difference if I use one for the docker or not right? I'll just leave it on bridge mode then. Thanks!

I'm using it as a reverse proxy so I don't have to setup SSL for every app I use and I don't have to open ports for every app on my router. I only have 80 and 443 open and everything goes through traefik. That's why it sucks that I can't just disable https for owncloud, traefik already does that for me. One more question if I may, why does it say "Set Network to br0 and assign a static IP address." in the config of owncloud? What does that accomplish?

Like I said, I'm fairly new to all of this, could you be a little bit more specific? My traefik already has a certificate for the communication to the outside world. I have that configured in my traefik toml and it works for pretty much everything else (sonarr, radarr, nzbget etc.). But all of these communicate with treafik on http so they don't need an extra certificate. As you said, owncloud forces https, so I would need to create an extra certificate just for owncloud? How would I do that? Use another docker with letsencrypt? Sorry if these are stupid questions, but I'm used to working with windows servers Edit: I found this (https://github.com/containous/traefik/issues/3906#issuecomment-422848924) about the issue and tried "traefik.frontend.auth.forward.tls.insecureSkipVerify=true" for the owncloud docker. That seems to have "fixed" the issue for now (I know it's not a real fix, I'm using that just for testing purposes), but now I have a new problem, the page is completely empty. Probably an issue with the subdirectory or something. Do I need to configure anything special in regards of subdirectories? This is the traefik error log: "Error calling . Cause: Get : unsupported protocol scheme \"\"" Here are my settings for owncloud

I'm trying to set up owncloud behind my traefik and I can't seem to get it to work. Could you maybe help me out? Owncloud is running fine when opened inside my network over port 8443, but when I try to open it through my domains subdirectory I get "400 Bad Request The plain HTTP request was sent to HTTPS port" The reason is obvious, traefik tries to reach owncloud over http but I have no idea how to change that. I thought I could just set owncloud to use http, but now you say that is not allowed, so what else can I do? If I add traefik.protocol=https I get "Internal Server Error" and the traefik log says "caused by: x509: cannot validate certificate for 172.17.0.2 because it doesn't contain any IP SANs"" I'm fairly new to docker/linux/unraid and I'm a little out of my depth now.