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  1. Correct. I'll attach a new diagnostic file to have the latest settings. jhblzu1-diagnostics-20250825-1114.zip
  2. Sorry for the delay. I was out of town for 2 weeks. I created a new usb drive using the usb tool, choosing 7.1.2. I tried copying my current key and booting, but the boot failed with a key mismatch. I removed the key from the usb drive and booted, signing up for a 30 day trial. I was able to get into my unraid server and was able to upgrade the OS to 7.1.4. I reinstalled my original usb drive and rebooted. I tried to upgrade the OS but it still fails with the SSL date and time error. Any suggestions?
  3. Could this be a ssl certificate problem? Could my certificates folder be messed up, preventing https and ftps from working?
  4. I am unclear on this process. Do I recreate the current flash drive or do I use another flash drive? If I use the current flash drive, will I loose the array and device configurations? You mention to restore only the key but I have no idea where the key is stored and what name it is. As an aside, the community application app says it cannot access github.com, no internet access. I ran the terminal and used date to check the time (correct) and ping and dig for github.com and both responded correctly.
  5. Yes. I receive 2 emails every day associated with the unRAID status and a rsync task that runs every day. I have another identical hardware unRAID server that is not having this update problem. It is on the same network.
  6. I really don't want to have to do a manual update every time there is an update. I would rather have the automated process work. Is there any kind of log or something that shows what is going on behind the scenes to see what needs to be done to fix this?
  7. I also have internet access on both the unRAID server and my PC.
  8. I checked my PC that I use to log onto my unRAID server and the date and time are correct. The date and time match when I log onto my unRAID (Dashboard on the unRAID and taskbar on my Windows 11 system).
  9. Selected Update OS tool. Clicked through screens to view update log, continue update and confirm and start update. Ended up getting these messages: plugin: installing: unRAIDServer.plg Executing hook script: pre_plugin_checks plugin: downloading: unRAIDServer.plg ... plugin: unRAIDServer.plg download failure: SSL verification failure - Check the date and time of your server in Settings - Date And Time Executing hook script: post_plugin_checks Went to settings and check settings for date and time: Current date and time: Thursday, 2025-07-03, 16:38 Date format: Day, YYYY-MM-DD Time format: 24 hours Time zone: (UTC-05:00) Eastern Time (US & Canada) Time state: Clock is synchronized using 3 NTP servers, time offset is 3 ms Time sync: NTP NTP interval: Default Use DEFAULT setting when public NTP servers are defined NTP server 1: pool.ntp.org Input a NTP server name, NTP pool name or IP address NTP server 2: NTP server 3: NTP server 4: Any idea what is going on? JHBLZU1 Office Backup 16:46 Thursday, 2025-07-03, EDT Model HPE ProLiant Microserver Gen10+ Registration Unraid OS Pro Uptime 56 days, 23 hours, 6 minutes Motherboard HPE ProLiant MicroServer Gen10 Plus , Version Not Specified HPE, Version U48 BIOS dated: Tuesday, 2020-10-27 Processor Intel® Xeon® E-2224 CPU @ 3.40GHz Overall Load:1% Hide details 30 s CPU 01% CPU 10% CPU 21% CPU 31% System Memory: 16 GiB DDR4 Multi-bit ECC Usable size: 16 GiB Maximum size: 32 GiBRAM usageFlash deviceLog filesystemDocker vdisk Legend System: 1008 MiB Free: 14.5 GiB 6% 34% 3% 4% Interface eth0 Inbound: 39.6 KbpsOutbound: 10.1 Kbps General info Mode of operation eth01000 Mbps, full duplex, mtu 1500 eth1interface down eth2interface down eth3interface down loloopback Power UPS Model: Back-UPS RS 1000MS UPS status:Online UPS Load:24 W (4 %) Battery charge:100 % Runtime left:144 minutes Nominal power:600 W Output voltage:- jhblzu1-diagnostics-20250703-1644.zip
  10. I have a line in the go file to run a .sh file to set up rsync between unraid servers. After upgrading to 6.8.0, this stopped working. I opened a terminal into the source server and tried to run the .sh file by itself. I get a permission denied message. There are no related messages in the syslog. I also logged into the server using putty, logging in as root, and got the same errors. I had to fall back to the previous release (6.7.2) where this is again working fine. As an observation, when listing files using ls, the resulting displays are not the same in the 6.8.0 level as they are in the 67.2 level when listing a user directory that is not affected by the release upgrade. I have no diagnostic file.
  11. I had version 6.6.6. SMTP and emails were working correctly. Upgraded to version 6.7.2. SMTP settings show correct in Notifications settings. Use TEST button to send test email. Button changes to "Test Results" but none shows. Never receive test email. Checked SYSLOG but there are no entries referring to SMTP/mail activity at all. Do not receive daily system status emails. jhblzu1-diagnostics-20190712-1202.zip

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