New issue as of 30 minutes or so ago. Went to log in to check on things and was presented with a partially populated web interface. Did the typical flushed DNS, rebooted the laptop, etc.; same result. Note: all VM's and Docker containers are still running as I am able to connect to them directly via IP i.e. Plex, etc. Not sure what the issue could be however I defer to the almighty great ones here in the forums.

 

If I need to reboot, what is the official terminal command to enter thus inducing a graceful reboot (reboot, powerdown -r,  etc.). I would rather not cause a parity check however, if that is what is required, so be it.

 

Attaching a screenshot of the web interface and diagnostics.

 

Anyone else see this type of behavior?

 

 

Thanks in advance,

 

-MW

 

 

unraid-1-diagnostics-20190319-1423.zip

Edited March 19, 20197 yr by mfwade
updated.

I managed to use powerdown -r restart my system, which seemed to do it gracefully but I don't have any parity so I can't be sure if it'll force a recheck. I wouldn't expect it though.

Problem solved, sort of... Everything came back up after the server reboot. Still don't know what happened with the web interface. Will just let it go as a minor glitch as I did not experience any real impact other than unable to manage anything.

 

Using the powerdown -r command rebooted the array albeit causing a parity check. No big deal. I also took the opportunity to upgrade the array to 6.6.7.

 

So far so good.

 

-MW

Edited March 20, 20197 yr by mfwade
updated