November 9, 201114 yr Hello everyone! I have been using UnRaid for a few months and have been satisfied overall. I found I didn't make the split level high enough, so disk were filling up causing the system to crash and give all sorts of errors. Once I increased the level to 8 all has been smooth sailing except... Every other day I lose connectivity to the WebGui. The static IP address is 10.10.10.201 and the unit is called VVData. How can I connect via Web Gui? The console works fine. I have save the error log to the boot drive, and will look at it momentarily, but it's as if the IP address gets lost because I can browse the SMB shared folders fine, but I can't write to them. If I try to, I get the spinner on a MAC) and it eventually times out. Any ideas?
November 9, 201114 yr Author Regretfully it doesn't show much. It just shows a bunch of duplicate files (which I'm working on learning how to hide/delete them) now. syslog.zip
November 9, 201114 yr Author I also found that reading items isn't working either. I can browse the folders, but that is it, the files won't open.
November 9, 201114 yr I also found that reading items isn't working either. I can browse the folders, but that is it, the files won't open. That is a rolled over syslog. Look for a syslog.1, syslog.2 file in the /var/log directory (ls /var/log) copy those to the flash drive (cp /var/log/syslog.1 /boot/syslog_1.txt) and so on for any other logs that might exist.
November 9, 201114 yr Author :'( I get the error message: cp: cannot create regular file 'cp /var/log/syslog.1 /boot/syslog_1.txt' : Input/output error
November 9, 201114 yr I that because I unplugged the USB drive and put it back in? If you did that while the server is running then yes. NEVER EVER EVER unplug the USB drive while the server is running. since the server no longer knows that the flash drive is there you are going to have to do: cp /var/log/syslog.1 /mnt/disk1/syslog_1.txt and do that for any other logs that might exist. You are going to have to restart the server and it will probably want to do a parity check when it restarts.
November 9, 201114 yr Author Well, it looks as if a reboot is inevitable... (which is why I unplugged the USB when I did). I'll post the logs once I get them. Thank you for your help so far. Ummmm, is the save supposed to take long? I have a blinking cursor now.
November 9, 201114 yr Author I doesn't look like anything is happening now... I'll reboot and hope I can salvage the logs.
November 9, 201114 yr Author Well, it's rebooted, but I no longer see syslog.1 nor syslog.2. Well, I guess I know what to do if it happens again... I did turn off AHCI in the BIOS per a recommendation on another post.
November 9, 201114 yr Well, it's rebooted, but I no longer see syslog.1 nor syslog.2. Well, I guess I know what to do if it happens again... I did turn off AHCI in the BIOS per a recommendation on another post. Which post? Most all times you want AHCI ON
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