sgt_spike

Hello all, I need some guidance on how to spread out my data to all my disks. I have added a new disk because one was filling fast. Now I need to figure out how to spread out the data so that the data is evenly spread out to all the drives. I thought UnRaid did this automatically once a new disk is added.

I didn't expect anyone to do anything but let me know how to get rid of it

Received this error after running FCP. Your flash drive has possible corruption on /boot/config/plugins/plexmediaserver/settings.ini. This maybe the old Unraid plex server. How can I safely remove it? tower-diagnostics-20220226-1708.zip

Attached is the results for the check disk. I don't see any recommendations in the report. If files are to be moved to lost+found, do I move them back? I'm not sure what to do at this point ChectDisk2Report.txt

This should solve my issues?

I had t o replace my drive as it finally failed. I was able to rebuild from parity but I seem to have a couple of issues. 1. FCP is reporting /var/log is getting full (currently 100 % used) - Either your server has an extremely long uptime, or your syslog could be potentially being spammed with error messages. A reboot of your server will at least temporarily solve this problem, but ideally you should seek assistance in the forums and post your. 2. The disk is showing the files but one particular share isn't showing the files in a specific folder. It only show "No listing: Too many files". But again those files show up on the disk in that specific folder. How does the share have different views? Could both issues be related? I post attached my Diagnostics as mention in the FCP issue tower-diagnostics-20211229-1238.zip

I'm not sure what you mean by spammed. I ran an extended test in FCP and got what you see in the attached jpg. Now the HD is disabled and contents emulated (I understand what that means). The syslog does show those same errors you mentioned along with "Dec 22 07:15:01 Tower kernel: program smartctl is using a deprecated SCSI ioctl, please convert it to SG_IO". I'm not sure what that means either. How can I convert a drive to SG_IO? Reading through the wiki on replacing HDs now. tower-syslog-20211222-0720.zip

After fixing my HD issues, well I think I did, I got another read error from FCP. Please see attached extended SMART report and diagnostics. If I need to replace the dive I have another available an my parity is valid. Is it possible I have a bad cable? tower-smart-20211221-1709.zip tower-diagnostics-20211221-1739.zip

Diagnostics attached tower-diagnostics-20211028-1423.zip

I didn't capture the output. Is it contain in a log somewhere?

Along with the -v or just -L?

Running the xfs_repair, I get the following message I'm not sure how to proceed

Got a messgage in "Fix Common Problems" saying "Unable to write to disk2". Disk on main shows green. I've attached the smart report but I have no idea what I'm looking at or for to resolve the issue. These two files are of the same HD just at different times. I also attached the server diagnostics ST4000DM004-2CV104_WFN07L1M-20211026-1427.txt ST4000DM004-2CV104_WFN07L1M-20211026-1641.txt tower-diagnostics-20211026-1649.zip

Yeah and this is where Windows sucks as an OS. Their crap doesn't seem to work sometimes.

I live in the eastern standard time zone. I recently went to Alaska, which is a 4 hour difference. My laptop's (Win OS) Date/Time is set to automatically adjust to time and time zone. It took four days for my laptop to adjust to the local time in Alaska. Upon returning, two days later, my laptop has not updated the time yet. I current have my UnRaid server set as the master on my network. My question is does UnRaid, as the master on the network, control the clients Date/Time? I have refreshed the time on my laptop to see if it would fix itself and no change. If UnRaid cannot help adjust the time, what other solution could I try to fix the time?