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  1. I broke down and ran a restore from appdatabackup (older version that created 66GB files) and it at least restored a functional Plex Media Server (linuxserver docker). Database was pooched though. I've recreated the libraries and let it rescan them to rebuild the content. Still scanning. I have a lot.
  2. Dockers aren't working anymore. Was investigating them both and saw that one was lscr.io and the other was linuxserver. Both were offline with slightly different messages. lscr.io was unable to connect. linuxserver had some errors related to a malformed xml file. Switching the network connection from custom to bridge at least brought back the linuxserver webpage, but it's not connecting to my "plexserver02" server name. It is connecting to the "On Plex" services. The lscr.io docker still hasn't been revived yet. The docker is running according to the unraid docker tab, but no webpage is accessible. I'm trying to force an update and see if that resolves the issue.
  3. I just came home to the exact same issue as frodr on both of my plex media servers on two different unraid boxes. Was working great last night. Now niether plex dockers are working, yet all other dockers are fine.
  4. Thank you, thank you, thank you. I too was beating my head over this one. Was working great for a long time, then out of the blue, BAM!... dropping drive mappings on my clients. Even though unraid was set to pull time from pool.ntp.org, my domain controller time server in a Hyper-V server had drifted off by 10 minutes. Re-synced my time server with the same pool.ntp.org server (which it always was with) and then I could rejoin my domain. For those that are thinking that my Hyper-V Host server needed to have the Integration Services/Time Synchronization unchecked, it was already unchecked. Now I'll have to find out why it drifted in the first place. Also the host server's time was spot on with pool.ntp.org. Another challenge to solve I guess.
  5. This did the trick for me as well. System Settings: M/B: Supermicro - X11SSV-Q CPU: Intel® Core™ i7-6700 CPU @ 3.40GHz HVM: Enabled IOMMU: Enabled Cache: 128 kB, 1024 kB, 8192 kB Memory: 32 GB (max. installable capacity 32 GB)
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