March 10, 200818 yr I believe that Brian was referring to the temps in your SMART log for your old drive, back a few posts. The temps look weird there, but Samsung is notorious for small bugs in the SMART, witness the notes about special Samsung parameters that fix things like wrong big-endian interpretations (causing wildly wrong numbers). If I had looked longer, I probably should not have trusted the 558 power-on hours number. The current temp at the time of the log was fine, 32C, but the other numbers are out of whack. There were 2 problems again in the log excerpt, the same network issue, and a new problem with the flash drive. It would probably be better to include the entire syslog for context, not just the last page. The flash drive seems to have dropped out, and so when the network tried to reinitialize, it no longer had access to /boot/config/network.cfg, which could certainly cause problems re-establishing full network connectivity. This problem did not occur in your previous syslog, and with only this syslog page showing, I can't offer any ideas as to what is wrong. It could be the flash going bad, or the USB port, or... Your loss of network seems to follow a similar pattern to the same loss of network in the syslog. It looks suspiciously like a router is being turned off at night or other times, and turned back on in early morning. Because of time drift and daylight savings adjustment, I don't know how accurate your unRAID times are, but it appears that the network connection went dead on March 9 at 9:44pm (your unRAID time), and re-connected at 5:15am the next morning. This is similar to times in your syslog. Is it possible that your router was plugged into a power strip for another computer, and is being turned on and off with it? This would explain your occasional loss of network. It may have been worse this time because it could not access the network.cfg file.
March 13, 200818 yr Author Hi RobJ, thanks for explanation and advice. I changed the port of my USB key and modify the date/time in my BIOS. Well, today all work fine and now i use ethernet motherboard card maybe an incompatibilty with my motherboard and unRAID ? It's strange because i use a D-link 528T which is recognized to be compatible with unRAID. oh yes, i also change the unRAID version => 4.2.3.
March 24, 200818 yr Author Shit ! i just still lost my web interface... What can i check on the unraid server ?
March 24, 200818 yr To Check if it's running in memory rcotrone@overlord ~ > telnet unraid Trying 192.168.1.178... Connected to unraid.cotrone.com (192.168.1.178). Escape character is '^]'. unraid login: root Linux 2.6.24.3-unRAID. root@unraid:~# ps -ef |grep emhttp root 1631 1 0 Mar23 ? 00:00:00 /usr/local/sbin/emhttp root 4372 4360 0 15:02 pts/1 00:00:00 grep emhttp root@unraid:~# exit To test the webserver itself on the local machine. (see if it is answering requests) Note, After entering the GET command Press enter a second time. A blank line is needed for the webserver to know commands/header processing is done. rcotrone@overlord ~ > telnet unraid Trying 192.168.1.178... Connected to unraid.cotrone.com (192.168.1.178). Escape character is '^]'. unraid login: root Linux 2.6.24.3-unRAID root@unraid:~# telnet localhost 80 Trying 127.0.0.1... Connected to localhost. Escape character is '^]'. GET /index.htm HTTP/1.1 200 OK Server: emhttp Cache-Control: no-cache Content-Type: text/html <html> <head> <title>Wait</title> <script language="javascript"> function addLog(logID, logValue) { if (logObj = document.getElementById(logID)) { logObj.innerHTML = logObj.innerHTML + logValue; logObj.scrollTop=100000; } } </script> </head> <body onload="window.location='main.htm';"> <div id="logMain" style="border: 1px solid #C0C0C0; height: 100%; overflow: auto; padding: 5px; width: 100%;"> <p>Wait...</p> </div> </body> </html> Connection closed by foreign host. root@unraid:~# exit logout Connection closed by foreign host. rcotrone@overlord ~ > Thereafter you can do the telnet (yourip) 80 to see if it is answering on your ip address.
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