Mobious

thank you

During a parity-sync or rebuilding parity does the cache drive play any part? I am rebuilding my parity drive right now and all of the app data is on cache but it is idle. Is it suppose to play a part in the rebuilding process or does the array know where the appdata is?

Fixed it.. System time was funked.. Updated it in BIOS and then again in Unraid.

I just upgraded my server, MB Ram and CPU but left the usb drive the same. Now I am getting an API Error Network_ERRORNETWORK unable to connect to mothership. I've tried signing out and back in several times but its still not working. I ran wget --output-document - https://mothership.unraid.net in console and go this. --2023-05-02 16:51:58-- https://mothership.unraid.net/ Resolving mothership.unraid.net (mothership.unraid.net)... 104.26.3.117, 172.67.69.176, 104.26.2.117, ... Connecting to mothership.unraid.net (mothership.unraid.net)|104.26.3.117|:443... connected. ERROR: cannot verify mothership.unraid.net's certificate, issued by ‘CN=E1,O=Let's Encrypt,C=US’: Issued certificate not yet valid. To connect to mothership.unraid.net insecurely, use `--no-check-certificate'.

Fixed it. Instead of rebinding the DNS record on my router, I bound it on my pihole/unbound servers.

I just updated my SSL certificate in Settings to migrate to the new myunraid.net cetificate and now I cant access my server at all. I clicked on the local access option in 'My Servers' and it says the server can't be reached. 'My Servers' still shows it as online.

Ill give that a try. However, I "Fixed" it by entering the time manually and then re-enabling auto.

Thanks I will give it a try!

Last year I purchased a Samsung 980 NVMe drive to act as my cache drive. A few months ago I started getting notifications that it was over heating during some Unraid operation. At the time I had the drive in a PCIE to NVMe adaptor and figured it wasn't getting enough air to cool it down. However, I also had a Samsung 970 NVMe right below it in the same enclosure and it never overheated. Last week, I upgraded my server and the mother board to an ASUS Strix Z-690E that has 3 on board M.2 slots. The slot that I installed the 980 in has a heat pipe but it still reports in Unraid that it is overheating. The notification is set at 84c. My questions are, is 84c ok for the drive? If so should I just up the threshold? or does it sound like this drive is faulty? Thanks.

Hello, I am having problem with the Date/Time plugin. The time it gets is 5 hours behind the current time. I am in the US Eastern Time Zone. I have tried multiple different NTP servers and the time is correct in the bios. Does anyone know how to fix this?

Hello, I am considering upgrading my current server and would like some community guidance. My goal is to set something up that is more power efficient, and modern. I currently use a dual Xeon E5-2665 v1 setup with 64GB ram, 6 x 8TB WD Red drives attached to an LSI SAS card, 3 x Samsung EVO M.2 drives, and a Quadro P400 for transcoding. My primary use for the server is Plex, Nextcloud, Bitwarden, SearXNG, and occasionally 1 Windows 10 VM. At idle this beast eats up between 180 to 250 watts. I would like to reduce the power usage a bit while maintaining a capable server. Any CPU and motherboard recommendations you guys could make would me much appreciated.

I may have corrected it. I added the xxx.unraid.net to my local host file with the server IP and it seems to be working.

This morning I follow a tutorial on how to setup PiHole and Unbound on an Ubuntu VM. Everything installed properly and I pointed my LAN DNS to the PiHole server. I can access any external website including my own dockers like Nextcloud, Plex and others. The only thing I cant do is access my Unraid server locally or using the xxx.unraid.net/login address. The Unraid website can still see my server but when I click local access I get the "Site canot be reached" error. I am assuming this has something to do with rebinding local IPs but I cant figure how to correct it. Does anyone have a solution? Thanks!

I am thinking of upgrading to this from my dual Xeon E5-2665s. It looks good. Same amount of cores at a lower power draw. I haven't decided on a MB yet. I want to get at least 2 16x slots and a few 8 or 4s. Then get 64gb or 128gb memory.

I'm trying to test this out with HL2 Deathmatch and I get this error. Also, my shared game directory didn't come over. I can see it in the file system but it wont let me add it in Steam. I tried running HL2 from the icon and got this.

Can anyone recommend a plugin to transcode 4k videos to reduce their size? I have tried all NVENC H265 plugins and all of them skip 4k videos. Tdarr works well with 1080p and lower videos.

Sorry for the delay. It turns out it was working the entire time. For some reason I can't see the steam listing. It probably has something to do with NAT reflection or something... Ich was able to see my server and connect without a problem.

Do you mean the ?listen command? It is listed in the ARK wiki and says it is required for multiplayer servers. https://ark.gamepedia.com/Server_Configuration

I searched the ARK wiki and added the following command line parameters. ?serverPVE=True?listen?alwaysNotifyPlayerJoined=True?alwaysNotifyPlayerLeft=True?AllowFlyerCarryPve=True. It's been up for about an hour now and the external ip still shows as not responding. I will DM you with the connection info.

For the life of me I can not get an ARK server to be visible on the Steam server list. I can see and connect to my server on LAN. I have searched this topic and Google but just can't get it to be visible. My server sits behind a pfSense router and I have the ports open. The docker is setup with default settings the only thing I changed is to add ?serverPVE=True. However, no network information is shown under port mappings. I have also tried this with the default "Bridge" network type, it did show network mappings but still had the same problem. I could connect on LAN but it wouldn't show in Steam This is what it shows in the log when the server starts. Any help getting this working would be appreciated. Also, is a dedicated Steam account needed? I setup the server without an account because it wouldn't download the server if I had my account credentials in the docker settings.

Ah so you cant connect to a server that is on your local network from an external ip?

I was trying to connect with Minecraft for Windows 10. It can connect locally, I just created a new entry using my external IP address.

Yeah spaz it is the same. What network settings do you have for the docker in Unraid? Did you leave it the default Bridge?

Yeah Spazhead that is what I have, the same config

Thank you that did the trick. One last problem that I couldnt find the solution for in this thread.. I am trying to host it so external users can access it. I currently use pfSense as my router and I did set up port forwarding for 19132 TCP/UDP to point to my server but for some reason I cant connect. In the docker I've tried using a bridge connection that uses the same IP as my Unraid server and a custom proxy that my Plex server uses but setup a different IP. Also, In the console when I started the server it couldn't local Server.properties. I was however able to connect to the server local on the LAN. btw thank you for the help!