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I have a SANS DIGITAL TowerRAID TR4UT-B setup in RAID5 that I originally had connected to my Windows 10 PC (formatted NTFS). I wanted to just move it over to unraid as an unassigned device to handle items that I didn't want on the array. It shows up as an unassigned device in unraid when I plug it in, but I guess it doesn't detect the file system. It'll only let me format it, not mount it. It looks like it's showing the correct size though as 6TB (4x 2TB in RAID5). I know the NTFS filesystem is intact. If I plug it back into my Windows 10 machine, it comes up fine. The raid controller is also built into the TR4UT (not using one on my Windows 10 PC for example). Not sure what to check first here, I thought Unassigned Devices could mount NTFS.

Just wanted to post this in case someone else is running into trouble. I was trying to do a reverse proxy in nginx (letsencrypt container) and kept getting served a blank page when I played around with the reverse proxy config from Apache Guacamole's own documentation. Ended up figuring it out. Here's what worked for me: location ^~ /guacamole { proxy_pass http://[IP-ADDRESS]:[PORT]; proxy_buffering off; proxy_http_version 1.1; proxy_set_header X-Forwarded-For $proxy_add_x_forwarded_for; proxy_set_header Upgrade $http_upgrade; proxy_set_header Connection $http_connection; access_log off; } Now everything's working fine when I access using my.url/guacamole. Unfortunately I couldn't manage to get a different subfolder name to work but I'm going to play around with that a little more.

Thanks a lot, I spent a ton of time spinning my wheels on this problem! I added a Dell PERC H310 SAS card to my setup along with 6x 3TB SAS drives. The parity sync was crawling along around 40 MB/s. Turns out all the write cache's were disabled for the SAS drives (enabled for my SATA drives on the separate on-board SATA controller). Enabled the write cache on the SAS drives and I'm at 140 MB/s now which is perfectly acceptable. Some other stuff if anyone else bought an H310 and stumbles onto this. The H310 requires some work to get going (apparently well known). Had to tape pins B5 and B6 on the card itself so my PC would boot. Initially after doing that unRaid noticed all the SAS drives but parity sync was around 10 MB/s. That's when I stumbled onto flashing the H310 firmware with the IT firmware (I had the RAID firmware). That's what brought me up to 40 MB/s. The write caching was the last piece of the puzzle here. Link to the firmware bit.