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I'm having the same issue. Were you able to solve this?

Is this expected behavior? From outside my home network, going to https://my-ip takes me to the Swag splash page. Right now, I have 4 unRAID dockers set at duckdns.org, and those all work. I was just surprised to see that my home ip by itself does this. Is this OK?

I am not quite sure how I fixed this, but I noticed my letsencrypt was not working - once I got the certificates sorted out, I was able to update plugins and change my password - not sure how or why this worked, but it did. Or it could have been some unrelated changed I made. ---- I have been trying to change my root password but nothing happens. I looked at the log and saw this: Mar 28 16:08:26 Tower nginx: 2021/03/28 16:08:26 [error] 9690#9690: *89337 connect() to unix:/var/run/emhttpd.socket failed (11: Resource temporarily unavailable) while connecting to upstream, client: 192.168.1.35, server: , request: "POST /update.htm HTTP/1.1", upstream: "http://unix:/var/run/emhttpd.socket:/update.htm", host: "192.168.1.134", referrer: "http://192.168.1.134/Users/UserEdit?name=root" Then I tried to update a few community plugins and got a 502 gateway error - and the log showed this: Mar 28 16:18:01 Tower nginx: 2021/03/28 16:18:01 [error] 9690#9690: *91389 connect() to unix:/var/run/emhttpd.socket failed (11: Resource temporarily unavailable) while connecting to upstream, client: 192.168.1.35, server: , request: "GET /logging.htm?cmd=/plugins/dynamix.plugin.manager/scripts/plugin&arg1=update&arg2=community.applications.plg&csrf_token=20B7CAF9195CEDBA&done=Done HTTP/1.1", upstream: "http://unix:/var/run/emhttpd.socket:/logging.htm?cmd=/plugins/dynamix.plugin.manager/scripts/plugin&arg1=update&arg2=community.applications.plg&csrf_token=20B7CAF9195CEDBA&done=Done", host: "192.168.1.134", referrer: "http://192.168.1.134/Plugins" The major change I made today was to upgrade my 12 year-old USB stick. I transferred my license over. I copied everything in /config over. Everything has been working (so far), except this. Advice is appreciated. Thanks.

Thanks. Made a big difference - going at ~100MB/s now.

I am trying to back up some files via rsync to an external SSD drive via USB3 - just copying new files over the past few days. The problem is that the copying is very slow - around 30MB/s. Assuming that the port and the drive are actually USB3, what are some other reasons for the slow copy? For reference, here is my command: # find and copy all files modified in the last 14 days that are greater than 200Mb rsync -avz --progress --files-from=<(find /mnt/user/Movies -mtime -14 -type f -size +200M) / /mnt/disks/Crucial/Movies

Ah. OK. Thanks. Will do this next time.

I'm going through the instructions for replacing my cache drive. There was about 300Gb of files to move (mostly /appdata and docker.img). It has been running for 24 hours. There are 30Gb left. I can see that it is transferring, but it will be another 12 hours before the last 30Gb are moved, at the current rate. Is this normal? I was hoping to get the server back up and running with as little downtime as possible, but this is taking a long time. I was wondering if it would be because of the PlexMediaServer folder, which has so many thousands of tiny files in it...that seems to be what the mover is spending the most time on. Thanks for the advice. The log is mostly filled with entries like this. Dec 5 09:17:12 Tower mount.exfat: failed to read cluster 0x1c2fc5 Dec 5 09:17:12 Tower mount.exfat: failed to read cluster 0x1c2fc5 Dec 5 09:17:12 Tower mount.exfat: failed to read cluster 0x1c1ba4 Dec 5 09:17:12 Tower mount.exfat: failed to read cluster 0x1c1ba4 Dec 5 09:17:13 Tower mount.exfat: failed to read cluster 0x1bd5e2 Dec 5 09:17:13 Tower mount.exfat: failed to read cluster 0x1bd5e2 Dec 5 09:17:13 Tower mount.exfat: failed to read cluster 0x1c2840 Dec 5 09:17:13 Tower mount.exfat: failed to read cluster 0x1c2840 Dec 5 09:17:13 Tower kernel: buffer_io_error: 60 callbacks suppressed Dec 5 09:17:13 Tower kernel: Buffer I/O error on dev sdn1, logical block 59072320, async page read Dec 5 09:17:13 Tower kernel: Buffer I/O error on dev sdn1, logical block 59072320, async page read Dec 5 09:17:13 Tower kernel: Buffer I/O error on dev sdn1, logical block 57647104, async page read Dec 5 09:17:13 Tower mount.exfat: failed to read cluster 0x1b7a46 Dec 5 09:17:13 Tower mount.exfat: failed to read cluster 0x1b7a46 Dec 5 09:17:13 Tower kernel: Buffer I/O error on dev sdn1, logical block 57647104, async page read Dec 5 09:17:13 Tower mount.exfat: failed to read cluster 0x1b6d53 Dec 5 09:17:13 Tower mount.exfat: failed to read cluster 0x1b6d53 Dec 5 09:17:13 Tower kernel: Buffer I/O error on dev sdn1, logical block 57541024, async page read Dec 5 09:17:13 Tower kernel: Buffer I/O error on dev sdn1, logical block 57541024, async page read Dec 5 09:17:13 Tower mount.exfat: failed to read cluster 0x1c306b Dec 5 09:17:13 Tower mount.exfat: failed to read cluster 0x1c306b Dec 5 09:17:13 Tower kernel: Buffer I/O error on dev sdn1, logical block 59139232, async page read Dec 5 09:17:13 Tower kernel: Buffer I/O error on dev sdn1, logical block 59139232, async page read Dec 5 09:17:14 Tower mount.exfat: failed to read cluster 0x1c2f4b Dec 5 09:17:14 Tower mount.exfat: failed to read cluster 0x1c2f4b Dec 5 09:17:14 Tower kernel: Buffer I/O error on dev sdn1, logical block 59130016, async page read Dec 5 09:17:14 Tower kernel: Buffer I/O error on dev sdn1, logical block 59130016, async page read Dec 5 09:17:14 Tower mount.exfat: failed to read cluster 0x1c4e8e Dec 5 09:17:14 Tower mount.exfat: failed to read cluster 0x1c4e8e Dec 5 09:17:14 Tower mount.exfat: failed to read cluster 0x1c06b9 Dec 5 09:17:14 Tower mount.exfat: failed to read cluster 0x1c06b9 Dec 5 09:17:14 Tower mount.exfat: failed to read cluster 0x1c46e6 Dec 5 09:17:14 Tower mount.exfat: failed to read cluster 0x1c46e6 Dec 5 09:17:14 Tower mount.exfat: failed to read cluster 0x1b81e6 Dec 5 09:17:14 Tower mount.exfat: failed to read cluster 0x1b81e6 Dec 5 09:17:14 Tower mount.exfat: failed to read cluster 0x1be181 Dec 5 09:17:14 Tower mount.exfat: failed to read cluster 0x1be181 Dec 5 09:17:14 Tower mount.exfat: failed to read cluster 0x1c47f1 Dec 5 09:17:14 Tower mount.exfat: failed to read cluster 0x1c47f1 Dec 5 09:17:15 Tower mount.exfat: failed to read cluster 0x1b80f6 Dec 5 09:17:15 Tower mount.exfat: failed to read cluster 0x1b80f6 Dec 5 09:17:15 Tower mount.exfat: failed to read cluster 0x1c3b50 Dec 5 09:17:15 Tower mount.exfat: failed to read cluster 0x1c3b50 Dec 5 09:17:15 Tower mount.exfat: failed to read cluster 0x1c5904

Thank you. I will read up on this.

I want to backup about 15Tb of my 24Tb array. My upload speed is way to slow for cloud backup (would take months). I bought two 8Tb externals and want to copy the files and take them offsite. Ideally, I would do this automatically, having the files copied in such a way that I could later plug in another hard drive and do an incremental backup. I have toyed with the idea of writing a python script to do this. I was reading that xfsdump can do something like this as well. Any recommendations for a good reliable way to accomplish this? Thanks.

I never did any manual setup. What I did do is install the NextCloud official from Community Applications. It did not have a GUI - so I deleted that docker and installed the Linuxserver Nextcloud. As soon as I installed it, it just worked. No configuration needed. So, is it possible that my first install set up the database? I don't really understand what happened, but I not have a working instance of NextCloud using the default Linuxserver settings..... Thanks.

I installed this from Community Applications, and it just worked. I also have a reverse proxy set up. Can I just use it "out of the box" or do I need to go through the setup described in the OP (e.g., MariaDB)? Do I need to change anything in the configuration file? I've been running it like this for a few days, and it seems to work great. Should I delete this docker and start over with the more extensive set up instructions? Thanks.

Very strange. I just upgraded to 6.9.0-beta22 with the upgraded NVidia drivers, and it still doesn't work. I hope I can troubleshoot it.

GTX 1060 not working for 4K HEVC My GeForce GTX 1060 3GB installed fine with these instructions. NVidia driver 440.59, unRAID 6.8.3 Most everything works. But I cannot transcode an HEVC 4K video. It just hangs. I confirmed that the video is H.265 (HEVC) 4:2:0, so it should work according to https://developer.nvidia.com/video-encode-decode-gpu-support-matrix My questions. 1. Is there a fix? 2. If not, how can I prevent it from using hardware transcoding for HEVC 4K videos (and only those)? Thanks.

Thank you for this docker. I'm getting an error when I try to launch the GUI: Your connection is not private Attackers might be trying to steal your information from MyServerIP (for example, passwords, messages, or credit cards). Learn more NET::ERR_CERT_INVALID Is this a problem? I can't start it in Chrome, but if I use a different browser, I can override these warnings and get to the startup page... Thanks.

But, when you add a new drive to the array, any existing shares will keep their existing drives. When you go into the share and select inclusion, the new drive is not available for inclusion. It is not until you (1) stop the array, and (2) go to global sharing and add the new disc, and (3) restart the array, that the new drive can be included in the share. Unless I'm doing it wrong.

OK. This is very embarrassing. But you were right to have me look more closely at the discs and not the mounted shares. When I started the process, I added a disc to give me enough room to move the files around. I had no idea that the new disc would not be added to the shares automatically. So, there was Disc 6, filled with content (and with /TV, /Movies, etc.) but not being included in the shares. I stopped the array, added it to the global sharing settings, and now the files are back!! Thanks so much for your help. You really saved me a lot of heartache (and bandwidth).

Edit: SOLVED - See below I just finished changing six ReiserFX drives to XFS by using unBALANCE to copy data around, serially formatting the drives in the process. It took about a week for my unRAID (8,4,3,3,3,3 = 24 Tb). The process went smoothly, and the unBALANCE screen showed the progress for each drive. Each drive completed to 100% copied, and I confirmed that the correct amount of data had been transferred each time. I used Copy and not Move, since I was told that was faster. I did not verify the copies, however. I triple-checked every move, every format, every thing I did. I went back through the unBALANCE reports and confirmed the right sequence and that everything was moved, according to the output. Yet, there is a large amount of data missing. Probably 1-2Tb, maybe more. I'm still sorting it out. So far, the only thing I can identify is TV shows, but it's easy to see those, because episodes are missing. A spot check of movies, music, and home videos look OK, but since I don't keep a master list of everything, I can't fully confirm. I'm not worried about the loss of content. The home videos are backed up on Crashplan, and there's nothing in Movies of TV that can't be acquired again. But I'd just like to figure it out. I know the most obvious explanation is that I made a mistake and screwed something up... forgot to tick a box in unBALANCE, formatting the wrong drive, etc. But I have reconfirmed the sequence as best I can, and it looks good. Specifically, the unBALANCE reports show that TV was selected for each copy. Other info: I used Fix Docker Perms twice during the process. Once at the outset and once when I was prompted to. I kept all Dockers off. I don't use VMs. I prevented the Mover from running. Again, this is merely an inconvenience. I know that unRAID is not a backup strategy, and I do not back up Movies/TV as a rule, only home videos. Going forward, maybe I'll try to at least keep a catalog of everything I have, in case I lost another chunk of data. Other thoughts are appreciated. Thanks. Edit: SOLVED. Dumb mistake by me (see below). Added a disc to help with the file movement and didn't add that disc to the shares. So glad that (1) I didn't erase anything, and (2) it was figured out before I spent a lot of time recovering the files. Thanks!!!

I have a ASRock B450M PRO4 motherboard and a LSI SAS9201-8i PCIe. I'm using 8 drives via this card and none via the onboard SATA ports. I want to add two more drives - can I just use the on board SATA? I tried one, and it did not show up. But before I go messing with the BIOS, I wanted to check if it is even possible with this motherboard to have more than 8 SATA drives, mixed between the PCIe and the onboard. Thanks for the advice.

I have a cron job (actually a LaunchAgents script) that checks for the SMB mounts every 15 minutes and remounts them if they are not there. It is not elegant, but it works. What is frustrating is when the finder locks up during a file transfer (e.g., from fileBot). So I now just use FTP for all file transfers. It is faster and much more reliable. I don't like having FTP turned on, but since it is only within my home network, I'm risking it. It would be nice to fix the SMB issue, though.

Hi - I just wanted to follow up. I know this information is redundant, but I wanted to write it up for any other novices who are trying to do this and have the same questions I did. This procedure worked well - for me. YMMV. I'm on unRAID 6.8.3. 1. Make sure you have enough space to empty or copy (completely) one of the drives. 1. Run "Docker Safe New Perms" form the Tools menu (this is installed as part of the Community Applications) 2. Use unBALANCE to move OR copy from one drive to the others. This is pretty straightforward - you choose move OR copy FROM and specify which TO drives (just don't use the cache drive), and then select all the folders. Click Plan and then run it. This will take a long time to run - for me it was like 48 hours for 5.5Tb. You can use copy or move - it doesn't matter at all. But I was told that copy is faster, since you don't have to wait for the files to be deleted off of the "from" disc and for parity to be updated. Again, it doesn't ultimately matter. 3. When everything is done (and you don't see any errors from unBALANCE), stop the array. 4. Click on the name of the disc that you copied FROM (the one that either now is empty if you moved or still has data, if you copied). On the next screen, under File System Type, choose XFS, click Apply and Done. 5. Restart the array 6. The disc you changed will now say "unmountable." At the bottom of the screen - you will see the option to format - you will have to click a button saying "I really want to do this." It will then format the disc - will take about a minute, and then it will be part of your array. 7. Repeat this process with other discs, starting with Step 3. Remember to turn off your Dockers - if they are set to auto-run, they will have started up with you restarted the array.

Hi - I just wanted to follow up. I know this information is redundant, but I wanted to write it up for any other novices who are trying to do this and have the same questions I did. This procedure worked well - for me. YMMV. I'm on unRAID 6.8.3. 1. Make sure you have enough space to empty or copy (completely) one of the drives. 1. Run "Docker Safe New Perms" form the Tools menu (this is installed as part of the Community Applications) 2. Use unBALANCE to move OR copy from one drive to the others. This is pretty straightforward - you choose move OR copy FROM and specify which TO drives (just don't use the cache drive), and then select all the folders. Click Plan and then run it. This will take a long time to run - for me it was like 48 hours for 5.5Tb. You can use copy or move - it doesn't matter at all. But I was told that copy is faster, since you don't have to wait for the files to be deleted off of the "from" disc and for parity to be updated. Again, it doesn't ultimately matter. 3. When everything is done (and you don't see any errors from unBALANCE), stop the array. 4. Click on the name of the disc that you copied FROM (the one that either now is empty if you moved or still has data, if you copied). On the next screen, under File System Type, choose XFS, click Apply and Done. 5. Restart the array 6. The disc you changed will now say "unmountable." At the bottom of the screen - you will see the option to format - you will have to click a button saying "I really want to do this." It will then format the disc - will take about a minute, and then it will be part of your array. 7. Repeat this process with other discs, starting with Step 3. Remember to turn off your Dockers - if they are set to auto-run, they will have started up with you restarted the array. Thanks to everyone for help - especially the Wiki - so much useful information in there.

Ahh. OK. I get this now. When I format the drive, parity knows this. Versus formatting the drive and then parity freaking out. Thanks!

Thanks. But if I use copy (not move) and then I reformat one of the drives, won't parity now be wrong? It seems like parity would only be correct if the drive being reformatted is empty, right? Thanks.

Thanks so much for this (I actually also just posted in the forum topic for the XFS conversion procedure). The problem with copying (I thought) is that I am not doing a drive-to-drive copy - the data from the 8TB is getting scattered over the other 3 and 4 TB drives. But for the remainder of the drives, I will take your advice and copy instead of move. So, back to my current situation. Array is running, the 8TB is empty. The other drives (4,3,3,3,3) are now all full. What are the steps? Sorry for being a noob here, I really don't want to screw this up. Is this what I should do? 1. Stop the array 2. Reformat the 8Tb drive to XFS (is this pretty straightforward?) 3. Restart the array This a lot simpler than the 10 steps outlined in the Wiki, so I want to make sure I do this correctly. Is that all there is to it? Won't it complain since the drives look different from before? Won't it want to rebuild parity? Again, sorry for the questions - I just want this to be smooth. Thanks.

Thanks for these instruction. I am using the Wiki entry - am at unRAID 6.8.3. Unlike the Wiki directions, I moved the data - not copied. I do not use inclusions/exclusions, and I wanted to preserve parity during the process. I used unBALANCE to scatter the files from one drive to the rest. Now I'm ready to format the empty drive. The directions seem specific to having two mirrored (copied) drives. Do they differ for me, since I moved the files? How do I format the drive while not having to rebuild parity. Thanks!