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Here is what it contains
 

#!/bin/bash
# Start the Management Utility
/usr/local/sbin/emhttp &

 

Louis

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1 hour ago, sonata31380 said:

What should this file contain?
Louis

The default go file will contain this:

 

#!/bin/bash
# Start the Management Utility
/usr/local/sbin/emhttp &

 

This starts the GUI.  Your go file looks fine so there must be another reason you cannot access the GUI via a browser.

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On 10/10/2021 at 12:15 PM, sonata31380 said:

the disk access was permanent

because it was doing a non-correcting parity check due to unclean shutdown, and it was finding sync errors which I saw in your syslog

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You are right, because after about 24 hours the discs ceased to be active
I have access to the server by telnet and the Samba shares are active, I want to read a file from my networked PC under Windows 10
On the other hand I still do not have web access from my networked PC, nor from the PC connected to the server output in GUI mode

Louis

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Not being able to find the cause of my problem I decided to install unRAID on a new flash drive created with USB Creator
I will copy the "config" directory from the current flash drive to the new flash drive, so with my "Pro.key" license key
For security in the "disk.cfg" file I put startArray = "no"
According to the document "Changing The Fash Device" I will have to click on "REPLACE KEY" to transfer my license to the new flash drive
Is the method correct?
Thanks for your help

Louis

Before committing to blacklist your old flash drive and transfer the licence to the new one, you should probably use a trial licence on the new flash drive. So don't transfer the .key file just now.

You should probably copy the super.dat file though as it holds your disk assignments.

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By copying the config directory this includes the super.dat file
In the document "Changing The Flash Device" it is written

 

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• if you are not restoring from a backup (which would contain a copy of your license key file) then copy your existing license key file into the 'config' folder on the flash drive so that UnRaid knows you want to switch your license to this new flash drive.
• Click on the option to 'REPLACE KEY' * Then enter the email address to which you would like to have the new key delivered to.
• Click 'REPLACE KEY

 

Louis

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Hello
Can you confirm that my approach is correct in order to find my organization from the unRAID server without loss of data?
Thank you

Louis

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Hello
If I install on my old flash drive and it goes wrong, I lose everything
Isn't it safer to install on a new flash drive?
If I install with a trial license key, how will it behave for my 11 disks?
Thank you
Louis

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1 hour ago, sonata31380 said:

If I install on my old flash drive and it goes wrong, I lose everything

How do you lose anything?

 

Can you copy config folder from the old flash? That is all you need to put back on the old flash (or a new flash) after a new install to get all of your configuration back.

 

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Hello
In summary, I do a new installation on my old flash drive, then I copy the config directory that I saved which also contains Pro.key
Thank you
Louis

2 hours ago, sonata31380 said:

In summary, I do a new installation on my old flash drive, then I copy the config directory that I saved which also contains Pro.key

Not exactly.

  1. You backup your old flash drive
  2. Format and recreate it fresh
  3. Copy your /config directory from your backup to the flash drive (overwrite the already existing files)
  4. Try it on your server and see if it is better
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Hello
OK
At the same time I will increase the RAM from 4 G to 16 G
Is this possible without disturbing the configuration?
Thank you
Louis

10 minutes ago, sonata31380 said:

At the same time I will increase the RAM from 4 G to 16 G
Is this possible without disturbing the configuration?

Should not be an issue.

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Hello
I am installing unRAID server on my old flash drive (2 G) with USB Flash Creator
It has been displaying for 15 minutes
"Syncing file system"
Is it normal that it takes so long?
Thank you
Louis

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Try this manual method of creating flash

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Hello
Can you expand?
I don't understand what you want me to do
Under W10 I try to install unRAID server on the old flash drive
The problem is that now the flash drive is empty
Thanks for your help
Louis

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Hello
I specify that the message is displayed when creating the flash drive with USB Flash Creator
Thanks for your help
Louis

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Hello
I created the flash drive manually
I unzipped the zip file (v 6.9.2) on the drive
I copied the config directory from my old drive
And I still have the same problem, unable to connect the web interface
I despair
Thanks for your help
Louis

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Have you tried booting in SAFE mode?

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Hello
I come to test in Safe mode with GUI
It's ok, I have access to the web interface on the local PC, but not on the networked PC
Thanks for your help
Louis

You need to delete /config/plugins/filebot.plg from the flash drive.  Beyond ancient, most likely not compatible, and if you had Fix Common Problems installed it would keep track of this stuff and alert you.  May or may not solve your problem though.

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Hello
I delete Filebot.plg and also the Filebot directory?
Thanks for your help
Louis

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