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Is there anyway to test the encryption password before restarting the server to test the password you have to make sure it is correct?

I came home this morning to the server locked up again (I was able to ping it but the web interface was not responding). On the screen I saw a message that said: BTRFS critical (device dm-6): slot 88 key (random numbers) new key (random numbers). The only BTRFS volumes I have are the cache pool. Does this indicate an issue with my cache pool raid?

Before powering on the server I removed 2 sticks of memory (slots 1 and 3). Everything ran fine for a couple of days but then I woke up to the server completely unresponsive remotely. No ping at all. Attached is what I saw on the screen.

I've had it running for just shy of 24 hours and no errors reported. Unfortunately, I need to turn the system back on to get access to some files.

I just started a memtest and can let it run for about 24 hours. I'll let you know the results tomorrow.

I have been trying to figure out this issue with my unraid install for the last few weeks without success. Every few days I appear to have 1 of 2 issues. Issue 1: some of my dockers (mainly plex) no longer work and looking at the dashboard it shows the log as being 100% full (see image). Issue 2: The entire server is unresponsive. I can't get to the web interface, no dockers work, and am unable to ping it. Attempting to restart it from the command line fails and I have to hard power it off. Then it has to run through a parity check when it comes back online. This diagnostics file is from a time where the log is full but the interface remains usable. unraid-diagnostics-20220111-1734.zip

My network setup consists of 2 VLANs (LAN and IOT). I have a single network connection to my unraid server. Within unraid network settings I have the LAN interface configured with a static IP address and that is working as expected. I then created a sub-interface for the IOT network on VLAN 200. If I look under my VMs config I can assign the network bridge br0.200 and it works as expected. However under docker config network type I only see br0 (no br0.200). I did see a recommendation to Enable "Host access to Custom Networks" under the docker settings, but I still don't see it after enabling docker and restarting. Am I missing a step to get that network interface into the dockers section?

Is there a recommended procedure to reset permissions for a share and all of the files within that share to a local unraid user account? I tried disjoining the server from AD and running docker safe new permissions, but am not able to access the shares. I also verified that the local unraid user account has read and write SMB access to the share.

My issue as well.

Tried 6.8.1 but still get the wrong key message.

It simply exists. No error's were given. Linux 4.19.93-Unraid. root@UNRAID:~# cryptsetup luksOpen /dev/sdj1 sdj1 Enter passphrase for /dev/sdj1: root@UNRAID:~# cryptsetup luksClose sdj1 root@UNRAID:~#

Disk 1 through 6 [XFS] and the cache pool [BTRFS] (cache and cache 2).

Tested all the way down to 1 character and it never recognizes the passphrase.

6.7

Just upgraded and tested, but unfortunately still get wrong key message and have to use a keyfile.