mediamadman

After the replacement/rebuild my speeds are back up to normal. Thanks for the quick help trurl.

Looks like the replacement drive I used that was laying around is another old bad drive. I have a new drive being delivered today, so I will throw that one in and see where I am at after that rebuilds.

I know it is still doing its rebuild, but this is pretty typical of the read speeds I have been seeing and I also do not see any I/O issues in the logs. diagnostics-20190807-0301.zip

Probably not. I will post a new one after the drive replacement.

I will replace the failing parity drive. I can see how that would kill my writes, but a failing parity causes poor reads also?

After recently adding another SSD to my cache pool and turning on SSL/HTTPS for the webgui, my read and write speeds dropped dramatically. I do not think it is directly tied to either of those modifications, but after multiple reboots something is just not right anymore. I am getting 2MB reads and 7-8MB write speeds on my array shares. I have re-seated all connections to the drive as I thought I might of knocked one a little loose or something. Not sure what to look into next. Any help is appreciated. diagnostics-20190807-0211.zip