I noticed it some time ago, but was no issue bc i didnt need to edit anything, but now i would like to change my shares, but they are all disapeared in GUI.

 

All is working just fine, its just a graphic bug.

 

 

unraid-server-diagnostics-20180714-1059.zip

Do you have an ad blocker installed in your browser?   This can interfere with the unRAID GUI and the share list disappearing is a typical symptom.    White listing the unRAID server in the ad blocker is the way to resolve this.

Omg, yes that fixed it.

 

I use ublock, it didnt displayed that it blocked anything  (...)

Crazy.

 

Should there be anything at "disk shares" (bottom?) bc i never saw there any button or anything.

Disk shares are only visible if you enable them via Settings->Global Share settings.

If you go to Settings, Fix Common Problems, it should tell you immediately if your ad blocker is interfering or not with the UI.  (Not a 100% definitive test however).

 

BTW, you should update your OS to 6.5.3 you're still on the release candidate.

Yeah, it tells me that since i installed it, even if i didnt had any problems, anyway, its disabled now also for this (new ip).

 

I thought 6.5.3 RC1 is newer then 6.5.3.. 

27 minutes ago, nuhll said:

I thought 6.5.3 RC1 is newer then 6.5.3.. 

No. The Release Candidate is a precursor to the release.

30 minutes ago, nuhll said:

Yeah, it tells me that since i installed it, even if i didnt had any problems, anyway, its disabled now also for this (new ip).

Like I said, the test isn't definitive.  But, since you did get the pop up telling you about the ad blocker being present, then your adblocker (whether or not it told you something was blocked or not) did modify an element on the Fix Common Problems page, and that element changed definitely was not an ad or a link (it actually didn't contain anything at all in the first place)

Fix question, when i enter 200gb for a VM, and its only allocated 33gb, will it use 33gb on my ssd or 200gb?

24 minutes ago, nuhll said:

Fix question, when i enter 200gb for a VM, and its only allocated 33gb, will it use 33gb on my ssd or 200gb?

This is one of those ‘it depends’ questions.     The vdisk is Normally allocated as a ‘sparse’ file meaning that only space for sectors actually used inside the VM are initially used on disk which means less space consumed than the notional file size..    However you need to allow room for it to grow to the full size you specified as you continue using the VM and it writes to more sectors within the vdisk.    You also need to be careful when copying such a vdisk as depending on how you specify the copy the result may end up a ‘sparse’ file (33GB in this case) or as a normal file (200GB).

Edited July 14, 20186 yr by itimpi

12 hours ago, itimpi said:

Disk shares are only visible if you enable them via Settings->Global Share settings.

But it's best if you don't enable them without a good reason. Be sure to check the help text on this setting.