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Here you go. https://192.168.1.8/Dashboard blue-diagnostics-20220706-1714.zip

It says LetsEncrypt and R3 which I thought should be recognized by Chrome. Is this self signed?

The certificate I have for the Unraid webpage and in Chrome it says the Cert isn't trusted. I'm on Windows. Is the cert bad or unsafe or is this something I need to add to Chrome/Windows to trust?

Understood. Thanks.

Also, thanks for all the help!

Okay, I can look into replacing the disk. I'm getting a much more consistent 145MBs now. Are some cables recommended over others?

I think that fixed it. I'm getting a range of speeds from 25MBs to 160MBs. Diags attached. So is the port on the mobo bad then? blue-diagnostics-20220405-1258.zip

There's two parity disks. Do I need to swap both?

Which one is in the same port. I changed the new disks port. Many of the drives are in an HBA with a SAS to Sata so I can't really change many ports.

All the disks came back with strong cache and regular read speeds from hdparm. Here is the updated diags. blue-diagnostics-20220405-1215.zip

Okay, I'll try that next. I was going to run hdparm -tT /dev hdparm -tT /dev on each disk to see if one is reading slowly as well.

I replugged in the cables and even swamped some but no change.

I've been upgrading my server with some new disks. One even failed so I'm replacing that now. But instead of the normal 120-150 MBs I get when it starts I'm getting 1-10MBs. I have stopped Docker and the VM manager. I rebooted and that didn't fix anything either. Attached is my diagnostics. blue-diagnostics-20220405-1114.zip

That makes sense. It's probably a leftover. Glad it's working right now.

Changing the label is fine. I can make that update. But looking at the XML template used by Unraid. It does not have https, it's http. I'm not sure how your situation defaulted to that. https://github.com/Knoxie/UnraidTemplates/blob/master/gaps-unraid.xml

SSL false would mean no HTTPS. Did you have a question about that or the configuration?

I did take some time off. Thanks for understanding. Gaps originally read from folders when it was a command line app over a year ago. Reading from folder is a huge amount of work. If you want to make a PR for that work, I'm happy to review it. Emby/Jellyfin I have looked into but a few other issues have come first. I don't personally run either so they're just lower on my list. Again, if you want to make a PR, I'm more than happy to review.

You can't use HTTPS plex currently. I'm actively working on that now but for today you must enable insecure connections. The wiki has a write up about that here.

@Energen It shouldn't have changed. Are you still having an issue?

@AcerizThank you very much! That's still in progress but it's coming along as I get time.

@tkenn1s Thanks, I'm glad you like it! GitHub Issues is the preferred way to track requests and bugs currently. Feel free to post up information on the bugs. I think some of those issues should be fixed now. But if you find any more, please let me know and add any logs.

Anytime. I'll make sure to post here when I get the upgrades for Plex into Gaps.

Plex's new agent broke Gaps and many, many other services. 1.20.1 will add a fix back in. You can read more about it here. https://forums.plex.tv/t/native-plex-agents-allow-access-to-external-provider-ids-for-media-eg-imdb-tmdb-tvdb/619090/129 To get Gaps to work, you'll need to revert until I can get the fix in.

@Fiala06 I'm pretty sure I know the issue already. The movie titles are different Plex and Gaps. What media scanner are you using?

Yeah, rescan is required. I wasn't saving that data before so I couldn't populate it automatically. Thanks!