April 4, 201610 yr Not sure about this - it's an annoyance not a bug. Yes, I believe you can turn off Prefetch in Chrome (which makes it less effective as a browser) but my son seemed to think the web interface of unRAID could be tweaked to detect Chrome's prefetch and block it somehow. I'm no coder! unRAID OS Version: 6.20 (same on 6.18, 6.19) Description: How to reproduce: shutdown your array from Chrome, then close Chrome tab, open another browser, restart your array, reopen Chrome same tab and watch it shutdown your array without interaction! Expected results: Not to cache the action? Actual results: Caches the action last done Other information: This can be a real PITA when using VMs. Scenario: managing unraid via VM. Accidentally either close VM or shutdown array and of course VM closes. Restart VM (using phone or some other device). Open Chrome and it re-loads tabs and shutdowns VM/array again without you doing anything! Annoyance!!!
April 6, 201610 yr Not sure about this - it's an annoyance not a bug. Yes, I believe you can turn off Prefetch in Chrome (which makes it less effective as a browser) but my son seemed to think the web interface of unRAID could be tweaked to detect Chrome's prefetch and block it somehow. I'm no coder! unRAID OS Version: 6.20 (same on 6.18, 6.19) Description: How to reproduce: shutdown your array from Chrome, then close Chrome tab, open another browser, restart your array, reopen Chrome same tab and watch it shutdown your array without interaction! Expected results: Not to cache the action? Actual results: Caches the action last done Other information: This can be a real PITA when using VMs. Scenario: managing unraid via VM. Accidentally either close VM or shutdown array and of course VM closes. Restart VM (using phone or some other device). Open Chrome and it re-loads tabs and shutdowns VM/array again without you doing anything! Annoyance!!! Ok, thanks for posting this. It's been on the back of my mind for a while and I too think there has to be a way to block this as it has happened to me with VMs before as well.
June 10, 201610 yr How to reproduce: shutdown your array from Chrome, then close Chrome tab, open another browser, restart your array, reopen Chrome same tab and watch it shutdown your array without interaction! I used to have that happen once in awhile with very old versions (v4? v5?) using Firefox! I haven't seen it in awhile so I've assumed something was changed to avoid that.
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