MammothJerk

As i said this issue is intermittent as in sometimes it happens sometimes it doesn't and i haven't been able to find a way to consistently reproduce this as of now. I guess I'll close this report until i can figure out what is causing it.

still an issue in firefox 100.0.1 and unraid 6.10 The notifications are changing order where the top notification goes to the bottom and pushes every other notification up. refreshing the page fixes the issue temporarily.

Changed Status to Solved

updated my main server to 6.10 and the issue with RSA is still present. changed to ed25519 and the problem went away. i believe this topic can be moved to https://forums.unraid.net/bug-reports/stable-releases/ if it is still perceived to be a problem.

C:\Users\MammothJerk>ssh-keygen -t rsa Generating public/private rsa key pair. Enter file in which to save the key (C:\Users\MammothJerk/.ssh/id_rsa): snorlax2_rsa Enter passphrase (empty for no passphrase): Enter same passphrase again: Your identification has been saved in snorlax2_rsa. Your public key has been saved in snorlax2_rsa.pub. The key fingerprint is: SHA256:Lc5lmQK/eWJJeYJ6ozHTK9P9r23DeMx+PWRyi4l3NS0 MammothJerk@PUPITAR The key's randomart image is: +---[RSA 3072]----+ | | | | | . | | + o o | | . S B .| | o + @ .E=o| | =.+.O .=. Bo+| | o*.+.o.oB+.+.| | .o. .o*=o. .| +----[SHA256]-----+ i then use PuTTYgen to convert the OPENSSH PRIVATE KEY to a .ppk for use in PuTTY. in putty i add root to username under Connection>Data i then add the .ppk to the connection>SSH>Auth>file field i add the public key to "SSH authorized keys" under user root and hit save. I was curious so i also tried DSA and ECDSA. ECDSA worked, DSA did not. I sanity checked myself and tested DSA again and it did not work. and again i created an ED25519 key and it worked on the first try. ECDSA and ED25519 work, RSA and DSA do not work. Running rc8

Changed Status to Open

i don't have this issue but i was curious so i checked my web.conf as well. i have 25,000 lines of session entries but the file is only 883kb. for your file to balloon past 40mb means you've got over 1,000,000 lines of session entries. that definitely sounds to me like there's a different issue somewhere rather then it just being the active sessions never being cleared.

I'm playing around with the console trying to set up some execute scripts and in trying out a couple of commands i keep getting the same error. trying to resume a torrent that is currently paused i'm sending in the console deluge console resume oertbgoyertboy792345796yg and deluge-console resume oertbgoyertboy792345796yg gibberish being the hash or $torrentid in the execute script both giving me the error message Could not connect to daemon: 127.0.0.1:58846 Password does not match am i using the correct commands here or am i missing something?

I tried from scratch 4 times using the rsa algorithm in ssh-keygen with no success switched to the ed25519 algorithm with ssh-keygen and it worked on the first try. This is the guide i used couple years ago when i setup my server. (i believe it's the one i used since it looks familiar but not 100% if i did something different) any reason why this would no longer be working in 6.10.0?

Yes that does indeed work! I only recall having to mess with VPN_INPUT_PORTS and was not aware of the VPN_OUTPUT_PORTS variable as well. Thanks!

i have the exact same issue, trying to run execute plugin calling another docker container but the request is timing out

the culprit was plex trying to analyze a old .mkv file that links to 2 other .mkv files. the 2 mkvs were originally released as anime episodes but then got bundled into a movie, so to save space i used segment linking to create a file that acts as the movie without using double the space.

I've had this issue every other day for a while now, not quite sure what causes it. i've been suspecting Plex detecting intros so i tried a couple of days to turn off the docker when the "fix common problems" scan is running but it didn't seem to correlate with the error appearing or not. Here my diagnostics tower-diagnostics-20220408-0241.zip