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I was earlier having this issue. Then it went away (maybe because I updated Unraid to 6.12.8) but Today it started to happen again. Has the root cause been found yet?

Is this now the new recommended tag for home usage?

Have been travelling (too much) and have not been able to test this. Very good that @dopeytree confirmed the fix. Great work @itimpi!

I will test the this with the upcoming new version as soon as I get back home. I will stop the array before shutdown to guarantee clean shutdown.

Great that you found something. For me, the unnecessary notification came after updating my server to 6.12.4. That is, 1) Run the update to 6.12.4 2) Shutdown 3) Boot up the server 4) Start array manually --> notification

I have increased the shutdown timeouts a lot and they are 5-10 minutes. Additionally, I followed the latest shutdown from the monitor and it _seemed_ good and went fast. So, at least it wasn't the timeouts. Is there a way to check from the system whether the latest shutdown was clean or not? And is it so that the plugin only checks the latest shutdown? That is, it is not checking if there was an unclean shutdown before that. I am travelling this week so I cannot examine this more now. Hopefully, you get diagnostics before that from someone else.

I did get one also and I know that I have not had an unclean shutdown. And I am on the latest release of this plugin.

Long-time satisfied Unraid user here. I am planning on migrating my two SSD brtfs cache pool to ZFS based on the excellent and informative videos by SpaceinvaderOne. In the videos, he explains how to setup appdata snapshots. However, I am wondering whether ZFS snapshots can be utilized also for docker.img, libvirt.img and vdisk images. That is, is it safe to take uncorrupted ZFS snapshots on them while VMs and docker containers are running?

Sorry for the unnecessary question/post. I had missed your earlier post.

I also get "extra" notifications. That is, I had an unclean shutdown (an issue with a VM). I resolved the situation but now I get the following notification every time I start the array after a reboot even though the shutdowns have been clean. "Event: Parity Check Tuning Subject: [XXX] Automatic unRaid Parity-Check will be started Description: Unclean shutdown detected Importance: warning" Additionally, it does not start a parity check, I just get the notification.

Excellent, thank you! Will try this when I get home.

Thank you! Yes, I have been doing this but I was just wondering whether there is more elegant solution.

Is there a way to password protect the access to this docker?

Long time Unraid user here. Thank you for your hard work for this new release! ZFS is a major change and I am considering whether I should convert my individual array drives to ZFS or whether I should start utilizing ZFS pools. I am sure it would be greatly appreciated by many if part of the Unraid release notes or general documentation there were migrate instructions from XFS array disks to ZFS pool/pools or to individual ZFS formatted array disks. In addition, it would be great, if one could find pros and cons listed for different ZFS options and maybe also preconditions for ZFS usage (for example, RAM requirements). I am pretty sure that many Unraid users (that are not adept with ZFS) are considering what to do with ZFS.

Is this still the status? That is, no way to restrict the wireguard clients' access to Unraid server services / dockers via iptables? Additionally, are you aware if there are any plans to enhance the Unraid wireguard firewall functionalities? Thank you!

Hi, I tried to search but could not find a solution. I have a Wireguard server running on my Unraid Server and I have setup several "Remote tunneled access" peers. How can I achieve the following: The remote peers need to connect to the Internet via my external network connection. This works currently. The remote peers need to be restricted only to a certain IP and a port in the Unraid server (one docker image running in my Unraid Server). That is, I do not want them to be able to access the rest of my LAN or the Unraid server services. How can the above restriction be achieved? Is there a setting in Wireguard peer config to achieve this or could be done with some iptables magic in the Unraid server? Thank you very much for any help!

Yes, I noticed and tried to delete the post but I was too slow. Thank you!

For me the Unraid flash is sdc. The two external USB hard drives connected via UD are sda and sdb. Is there a reason to worry or do something?

You shoud be able to achieve it by configuring your existing switch but you cannot do that using Unifi Controller. You need to do it via the means offered by your switch. EdgeRouter X cannot either be configured using Unifi Controller. BR, R

Hi, did you already figure this out and made some solution that automatically starts the client whenever the server is restarted?

There are quite a lot of unhappy people regarding the firmware update: https://community.ui.com/releases/UAP-Firmware-4-3-24-11355/36d1d2c3-dc75-4f5d-88d9-fb8dda5169ab.

Great! This is exactly the thing I was missing with UrBackup. I already had setup a Win10 VM to backup Unraid directories. A couple of questions: - Where does it install the binaries? - Is it automatically restarted whenever the server is restarted or did you do something to enable it?

I am planning to change from Binhex docker to this one in order to get the hardware transcoding with Intel Quick Sync. Are Intel 9 series iGPUs already supported (I have i5-9600K)? Or should I wait for a new stable release of Unraid with a newer version of Linux kernel?

Found a solution: Add an additional path to the docker configuration. Edit the gitlab.rb confgiration. Specify the new location as the only repository location via the Gitlab web UI.

Hi, When installing the docker it is recommended that the GitLab data directory is configured to be in the cache. How can I relocate the repositories to the array? That is, they will take a lot of storage and keeping them in the cache is not feasible. Thank you!