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Web GUI and array not shown after reboot

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I had to move my unRAID machine recently, and upon reboot I got the following errors

  1. Web GUI doesnt show up. I go to the IP address (which is always 192.168.0.18, configured my router to do that), I try mediaserver.local, even tower.local and nothing.
  2. The array isnt showing. Specifically, I hooked up a mouse and keyboard (and a graphics card) to my server and when I cd to /mnt/ all I see is disks, and there's no directories in there. I can only assume that unRAID therefore does not see array.

 

I think these are probably two seperate problems, with the former being due to nginx perhaps (the only thing different since my last reboot was my setting up Nextcloud to be used outside my house).

 

I've attached my diagnostics file. Will also try to start the server in safe mode.

tower-diagnostics-20181104-2032.zip

Your "go" file (/config/go on the flash drive) isn't starting the webUI

#!/bin/bash

mkdir /root/.ssh
chmod 700 /root/.ssh
cp /boot/config/ssh/authorized_keys /root/.ssh/
chmod 600 /root/.ssh/authorized_keys

You need to add a line to it

/usr/local/sbin/emhttp &

 

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Thank you! What about it not seeing the array?

4 hours ago, Gobs said:

Thank you! What about it not seeing the array?

If there's still problems after fixing the go file and rebooting, then repost a new set of diagnostics

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That did the trick. The array didn't appear because I didn't have autostart enabled. Thank you for the help!

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