July 3, 20251 yr So, my parity check is schedules monthly and split over a few days, because I want it to happen during lower "house traffic" hours.I was two days in, server was just idling (it was not during the parity check hours - but I did reach around 36% the previous nights) and area power went down.My UPS held fine, I happened to be at home, so I made a nice clean early shutdown.Power came up.Server booted fine.But now the system reported that I canceled the parity check - not that it would continue in the next scheduled time of day.Weird since there was no reason not to resume. I didn't actually stop the parity check - it was not happening when I shut down and I shut down cleanly.Is there a way, or should I report this as a bug?
July 3, 20251 yr Community Expert Solution Parity check does not keep state across a reboot unless you use the parity check tuning plugin. If you do and it didn't work in that case then you should post in that plugin's support thread, if you don't then it's correct and it was cancelled by shutting down. Edited July 3, 20251 yr by Kilrah
July 18, 2025Jul 18 Author Sorry, I forgot to "close" this subject.You are right of course. I just considered this should probably be core functionality.Didn't notice that plugin until recently.(for someone using UNRAID almost since initial releases 20 years ago)
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