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Thankful I saw this message thread. I have been dealing with macvlan traces for 2 weeks now and finally had some time to get logs situated and written to a share. Found this, this morning: Dec 4 09:05:32 stratus kernel: macvlan_process_broadcast+0xbc/0x12f [macvlan] Dec 4 09:05:32 stratus kernel: process_one_work+0x1ab/0x295 Dec 4 09:05:32 stratus kernel: worker_thread+0x18b/0x244 Crashed right after. I just switched to ipvlan moments ago, but I did NOT reboot until I just saw this thread. Hope this works now!

I have multiple vLANs setup on my unRAID server. Over 30 containers and none of them are running on the same IP as unRAID except maybe the Cloudflare Tunnel container. I don't think there's a requirement anywhere that docker containers have to run on the same IP as the host. The containers can all still talk to each other.

I've tried both with the extended URL, with just http://192.168.70.56:3000 and with http://192.168.70.56:3000/ still same error. I've restarted the container, stopped and started. Not really sure what else to try.

I just got everything installed and have been getting things sorted. My attempt at sending some Word docs (.docx) has failed. I've tried uploading into the GUI and copied into the consume directory and both fail with file extension not recognized. Here is the error: I've configured the paperless-ngx docker file to point to Tika and Gotenberg by following this thread. Here are my settings: Here are the containers, pulled from the unRAID community applications: I can hit the API on Tika server, not sure how to test Gotenberg, but then again, I don't really know what process actually allows recognition of the docx file. Lastly, I did try other Word docs and same result. (text files and PDFs are processing correctly). Appreciate any recommendations, thanks!

Thanks, I had another docker image fall victim to this pro Thanks. I just came here for this. Had another docker image fall victim. Here is the thread on the reason for the patch:

I decided to mess with this app today because I have a desktop in my basement that I rarely use and thought it would be nice to remote in after waking it up. I too got the same errors as those above. Mainly, the HTTP ERROR 500. I went into the container and read the actual apache logs and PHP had trouble parsing the parameters from unRAID. The Fix: I simply added quotes to my entries in unRAID template for Name/IP/MAC After this, I could hit the simple apache GUI. Also note, I have this on a different network than my PC that I wanted to wake up. I had to go in and adjust the pre-defined windows firewall settings on the desktop and allow icmp ping from my docker vLAN. Though, the container did send the WOL message to my PC and wake it up, because this happens before the OS is online. But if you want it to stop sending the WOL messages, it will need to get echo request replies.

I walked through this a few times and maybe the simplicity of the container has obscured something important to me. If I want this to point to one specific container ie. Nginx proxy manager and I made the service https://npm:443 then and my subdomain like: blah.mydomain.net then that would make it so everytime I was on the internet, I could hit my nginx proxy manager by going to blah.mydomain.net? All of my NPM services are set to service1.mydomain.net or service2.mydomain.net, etc. (using internal DNS); How do I lock this down so that I can only access some of the services in the nginx proxy? Do I need to create ACLs in Nginx? I want granularity on what the tunnel can access inside the network/host. Also, with my example above, what URL do I use to access a service... If I go to blah.mydomain.net how will Nginx know where I really want to go? Would I instead need to be attempting to hit service1.blah.mydomain.net? I'm fuzzy on the DNS internally here.

Haven't downloaded this yet, but I might try it out to do something for me: I am going to have family throw some of their photos into a directory. I'd like that to be monitored and then on intervals, have the picture (or video) files be picked up and moved to new folders and organized into sub folders based on file creation year/month/day. Not when the file was copied to the directory, but based off when the image/video was originally taken. Can this do that out of the box?

I think the CDN issue was a different user, not me. My problem was a missing state.php file. I just logged back into unraid tonight and the small yellow exclamation triangle is gone. Didn't make any changes, I guess it eventually just went away on its own.

Rebooting has eliminated the issue. I was on the latest revision before reboot. All appears to be working now, though I noticed a yellow exclamation triangle in the corner now when I click on the drop down... It says UPC_ENV . local but I figured maybe that was because I have it on local mode?

I'm getting an odd error just under a minute that continuously repeats. I've attached a few examples below to show the frequency: It goes back as far as May 19th, at least thats as far as I can see. Jul 25 20:55:53 stratus nginx: 2021/07/25 20:55:53 [error] 22063#22063: *17214854 FastCGI sent in stderr: "Primary script unknown" while reading response header from upstream, client: 127.0.0.1, server: , request: "GET /plugins/dynamix.unraid.net/include/state.php HTTP/1.1", upstream: "fastcgi://unix:/var/run/php5-fpm.sock:", host: "localhost", referrer: "http://localhost/Settings/NetworkSettings" Jul 25 20:56:38 stratus nginx: 2021/07/25 20:56:38 [error] 22063#22063: *17214854 FastCGI sent in stderr: "Primary script unknown" while reading response header from upstream, client: 127.0.0.1, server: , request: "GET /plugins/dynamix.unraid.net/include/state.php HTTP/1.1", upstream: "fastcgi://unix:/var/run/php5-fpm.sock:", host: "localhost", referrer: "http://localhost/Settings/NetworkSettings" Jul 25 20:57:23 stratus nginx: 2021/07/25 20:57:23 [error] 22063#22063: *17215585 FastCGI sent in stderr: "Primary script unknown" while reading response header from upstream, client: 127.0.0.1, server: , request: "GET /plugins/dynamix.unraid.net/include/state.php HTTP/1.1", upstream: "fastcgi://unix:/var/run/php5-fpm.sock:", host: "localhost", referrer: "http://localhost/Settings/NetworkSettings" I'm also getting an email notification every morning super early... These started more recent, maybe July 7th. Subject: cron for user root /usr/bin/run-parts /etc/cron.daily 1> /dev/null Body: error: unable to open /var/log/nginx/error.log.1 for compression: Permission denied Not sure if that email notification just started because I'm overloading the error logs. - MyServers appeared to be working ok for me; I logged out of it just now and back in and now it says that my server is offline and I can't connect to the mothership. I don't have remote access enabled, but didn't seem like that was an issue before I signed out and in. (I actually don't need remote access on, just wanted my server to send stats upstream. It appears that a flash backup was just made, so that seems to be working ok.

Ok, I didn't see any difference in files or folders between my backup and the USB key. I put the USB key back in my unraid server and booted into safe mode and everything came up. I rebooted in normal mode and all is well. Still glad my backups work, that was the first time I really investigated. The only thing really different was this time I did a full shutdown and unplugged power so I could take cover off case and remove usb key from mobo. Not sure if that did it? Does anyone have CA Backups send them an e-mail notification? Is there anything I can do to check the health of my usb key? (preferrably while the system is running). Are the FSCK files ok?

Although the diagnostics command said it ran and put something in /boot, it does not appear to have written to the usb. I mounted both my external HDD and my usb key to ubuntu and both are mounted. They look identical other than some FSCK000x files that don't completely match. My CA backup app was set to backup weekly. When I had the USB key in my unraid server I didn't see much in /boot other than a config folder with ssl and wireguard folders. When I plug it into ubuntu vm and mount, I see what appears to be all files in-tact. Not sure where to go from here.

I attempted to update from 6.9 rc1 to 6.9 rc25 today and it failed writing to image (maybe USB key?). I attempted to reboot from the webgui and the system froze. I had to powercycle. The system boots back up, I get the unraid GUI login prompt and have a keyboard mouse hooked up. It allows me to login but it appears that the network is not working. I'm not able to get to localhost from mozilla (within GUI) and I cannot ping my system from another terminal. I am able to bring up the command line from the console, but honestly have no idea where to begin with unraid (I do have linux familiarity but the linux side looks fine to me). My concern is the USB key? Should I yank it out and run a test from windows? I do run a backup job for the USB key which is on an external hard drive plugged into the unraid server. Before removing the USB key (which is inside the server), is there anything I can do from the command line first on the console? thank you

Yes! I would love to set max size for a particular share as well! +++++1