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ZFS plugin for unRAID
@Steini84 Can't we get you to do a webinar on your ZFS setup on your unraid server? So to be clear, 1. Update plugin 2. Upgrade unraid to rc1 That will keep everything as is, in theory? Thanks for your work on this plugin, much appreciated.
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ZFS plugin for unRAID
It should be as easy as removing the ZFS plugin and upgrading to beta35 and do the side load right? Does anyone know if they are also working on GUI/array support with ZFS? Would love to contribute to the development but not a clue where. Unraid with zfs array support would solve all my needs! This is the first frontend i've seen next to FreeNAS for ZFS: https://github.com/optimans/cockpit-zfs-manager I use it for my proxmox servers, though up until this point i only managed ZFS via cli which is still fine. But i love the snapshot/pool creation from the UI!
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ZFS plugin for unRAID
Use -m during import to specify mount point not -d. Afterwards use "zfs set mountpoint=/path pool". Usefull command: zfs --help and zpool --help.
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The Spaghetti Detective docker
I'm trying to figure this out as well. The current unraid plugin docker fails to download. I'll report back if i find out anything.
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ZnapZend plugin for unRAID
Oh my god, sorry for wasting your time... Totally overlooked that.
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ZnapZend plugin for unRAID
Hello stein, well problem is i've setup those snapshot rules 3 days ago, nothing is added to: zfs list -r -t snapshot I'll see if run once will trigger the automated backups to start. Thank you.
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ZnapZend plugin for unRAID
Hello! I've installed the plugin for someone else, now on his unraid 6.3 we dont see any snapshots that are created by znapzend. Reinstalling did not help. *** backup plan: HDD *** enabled = on mbuffer = off mbuffer_size = 1G post_znap_cmd = off pre_znap_cmd = off recursive = on src = HDD src_plan = 24hours=>2hours,7days=>1day,30days=>7days,90days=>30days tsformat = %Y-%m-%d-%H%M%S zend_delay = 0 *** backup plan: NVME *** dst_0 = HDD/Backup/NVME dst_0_plan = 1day=>6hours enabled = on mbuffer = off mbuffer_size = 1G post_znap_cmd = off pre_znap_cmd = off recursive = on src = NVME src_plan = 24hours=>2hours,7days=>1day,30days=>7days,90days=>30days tsformat = %Y-%m-%d-%H%M%S zend_delay = 0 I've executed after creating: pkill -HUP znapzend Please advise.
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ZFS plugin for unRAID
it only imports the pool. just delete the folder and reboot to see if its still there. Should just be leftover or unknown typo.
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ZFS plugin for unRAID
first try: umount /mnt/ssd500gb If this output is something like: directory is not mounted, then: rm -r /mnt/ssd500gb (will delete the entire folder, so make sure there's nothing in there) then or before check with: df -h If /mnt/ssd500gb is listed somewhere, and /mnt/disks/ssd500gb also
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ZFS plugin for unRAID
For me destroying the pool does the job, you can try to reinstall the zfs plugin and issue: zpool status or zpool import -a and see if there is still something left. For all the others i have found out how to use zvol's for VM storage (so you can make use of snapshots, with raw .img you cant, i only had succes with qcow2 on ubuntu/debian servers, desktop failed to do snapshots on qcow2) zfs create -V 50G pool/zvolname then set the VM config for disk to manual: /dev/zvol/pool/zvolname And the type to virtio or sata (whatever works for you, virtio still the best performance wise) I've also figured out how to snapshot the right way with znapzendzetup also provided as unraid plugin by stein84, also to different datasets to ensure uptime of servers. If anyone needs a hand, let me know.
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[Support] Djoss - Nginx Proxy Manager
To work around this add a variable like below. Just use the latest image. edit: https://nginxproxymanager.com/advanced-config/
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ZFS plugin for unRAID
Hello all, anyone any expierence with zfs disk images? to use for VM's https://docs.oracle.com/cd/E69554_01/html/E69557/storingdiskimageswithzfs.html Would be great if we can snapshots the vm's, now im snapshotting the qemu .img but im not sure that works as i think.
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[support] digiblur's Docker Template Repository
Hello! I'm trying to get the sub containers of homeassistant_supervisor to be setup with a bridged VLAN, i can't seem to edit settings within the docker tab on unraid. The hassio_dns has network = default, homeassistant has network = host. I'd like to set that to br:3, does anyone know how? Also, do i need to change the underlying config? @MikelillOi check this thread
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[Support] Electric Brain Unraid API
Hit me up on discord to troubleshoot.
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ZFS plugin for unRAID
I'm using the unraidapi plugin https://github.com/ElectricBrainUK/UnraidAPI with glances docker. config: - type: custom:vertical-stack-in-card title: unRAID Server cards: - type: horizontal-stack cards: - type: custom:card-modder card: type: picture image: /local/images/freenas.png style: border-radius: 5px - type: vertical-stack cards: - type: custom:entity-attributes-card filter: include: - key: binary_sensor.unraid_server.cpu - key: binary_sensor.unraid_server.memory - key: binary_sensor.unraid_server.motherboard - key: binary_sensor.unraid_server.arrayStatus - key: binary_sensor.unraid_server.diskSpace - key: binary_sensor.unraid_server.arrayProtection - type: entities show_header_toggle: false entities: - switch.unraid_array - type: conditional conditions: - entity: sensor.glances_unraid_disk_used_percent state_not: "unavailable" - entity: sensor.glances_unraid_disk_used_percent state_not: "unknown" card: type: custom:bar-card align: split show_icon: true padding: 4px columns: 2 card_style: border-radius: 5px severity: - value: 50 color: '#3bb3ee' - value: 80 color: '#e7a24a' - value: 100 color: '#ff0000' entities: - entity: sensor.glances_unraid_disk_used_percent title: Disk max: 100 - entity: sensor.glances_unraid_cpu_used title: CPU max: 100 - type: conditional conditions: - entity: sensor.glances_unraid_disk_used_percent state_not: "unavailable" - entity: sensor.glances_unraid_disk_used_percent state_not: "unknown" card: type: custom:bar-card align: split show_icon: true padding: 4px columns: 2 card_style: border-radius: 5px severity: - value: 50 color: '#3bb3ee' - value: 80 color: '#e7a24a' - value: 100 color: '#ff0000' entities: - entity: sensor.glances_unraid_swap_used_percent title: SWAP max: 100 - entity: sensor.glances_unraid_ram_used_percent title: RAM max: 100 - type: conditional conditions: - entity: sensor.glances_unraid_containers_active state_not: '0' - entity: sensor.glances_unraid_disk_used_percent state_not: "unavailable" - entity: sensor.glances_unraid_disk_used_percent state_not: "unknown" card: type: custom:bar-card align: split show_icon: true padding: 4px columns: 2 card_style: border-radius: 5px entities: - entity: sensor.glances_unraid_containers_ram_used title: Docker RAM max: 10000 - entity: sensor.glances_unraid_containers_cpu_used title: Docker CPU - type: conditional conditions: - entity: sensor.glances_unraid_disk_used_percent state_not: "unavailable" - entity: sensor.glances_unraid_disk_used_percent state_not: "unknown" card: type: custom:bar-card align: left title_position: left show_icon: true padding: 4px columns: 1 card_style: border-radius: 5px severity: - value: 50 color: '#3bb3ee' - value: 80 color: '#e7a24a' - value: 100 color: '#ff0000' entities: - entity: sensor.glances_unraid_containers_active title: Containers max: 40 - type: custom:auto-entities filter: include: - entity_id: switch.unraid_vm_* exclude: - entity_id: switch.unraid_vm_*_usb* card: type: custom:fold-entity-row head: type: section label: Virtual Machine Control - type: custom:auto-entities filter: include: - entity_id: switch.unraid_vm_*_usb* card: type: custom:fold-entity-row head: type: section label: Virtual Machine USB Control - type: custom:auto-entities filter: include: - entity_id: switch.unraid_docker_* card: type: custom:fold-entity-row head: type: section label: Docker Control - type: iframe url: https://zfs.domain.nl:443/zpool.txt aspect_ratio: 40%