dlandon

Try doing a force update to refresh the docker container.

I was finally able to reprodice this issue, That's the good news; the bad news is there is no fix that can be done to fix this in Unraid. UD uses some built in functions to perform the script file operations. I can find no solution for Unraid to fix this. This only occurs when Private Browsing in Chrome and appears to be a bug in one of Chrome's security features causing POST failures in specific circumstances. There are no other instances of doing things like UD does in Unraid, so this should not show up anywhere else. There are several options to deal with this: Turn off security in Chrome when Private Browsing. Turn off security for Unraid only when Private Browsing in Chrome. Don't use Chrome Private Browsing when using Unraid. This comment was not very helpful at all, and was honestly quite annoying. There was an issue when some characters (e.g. '<', '>', etc) are used in file names that will cause a php warning and fail a file save or edit. I've added some code to deal with this.

Show a screen shot of the default file name in the settings after clocking on the "Default" button. I'd like to see if there are any characters in the default name causing issues with php.

Go to the Tools->PHP Settings and set the error reporting level to all caegories and the n create the issue where yoou can't save a script. The see if any warnings or errors show in the PHP log.

I'm using Brave (also based on Chromium) and don't see the issue in incognito mode. Do a few things and see if there are errors/warnings when this happens: Click on Tools->PHP Settings and see if there are any log entries. While on the UD Device Settings page hold down Ctrl-Shift keys and press 'J'. This will show the Java console. See if there are any errors there.

What browser are you using?

UD creates those mount points: disks - used for mounted UD disk devices. remotes - used for mounted UD remote shares. addons - used to mount user mounted devices so FCP will not flag the mount as eroneous. rootshare - used for rootshare mounts. Why are these there if I don't use them you might ask? Those mountpoints are mounted themselves with a max size limit so misconfigured Docker Containers and VMs don't crash Unraid by writing lots of data to that mount point (tmp file system) instead of the actual device. /mnt/ is in the tmp file system and doesn't have a lot of room for eroneous data.

Yes, when the remote share has issues, I've tried to set up UD to cleanly unmount and remount the remote share so it will not hang. That's generally from a name resolution issue. Is your remote server on a static IP address? You might try using the IP address of the remote server but it needs to be static. I have put a lot of time on sorting out name resolution issues and changing IP addresses when the server is not on a static IP address. It is pretty hard to test and it may be missing a server IP address change.

I'm sure the drives have unique numbers, but the dock is not reporting them that way as udev sees one serial number for three drives. It's not UD that is duplicating the serial numbers. It's udev. There are others here that have more experience than i do.

It appears you are mounting a remote server share manually: Apr 7 13:03:36 apollo sudo: root : TTY=pts/0 ; PWD=/root ; USER=root ; COMMAND=/sbin/mount -t nfs4 -o proto=tcp,port=2049 100.69.1.200:/export/users /mnt Use UD to mount it.

Your USB dock is reporting three of the drives as the same serial number. That's why you see only one Hitachi disk. The other two, I don't understand why they are not showing. Unraid and UD require unique serial numbers to be recognized properly.

Post diagnostics. It'll help me understand your issue better.

Can't tell you how many times I've done things like that. No worries.

No. Each entry in the exports file has a unique fsid. What is the client trying to connect to Unraid?

A couple ideas for you to look at: UD uses this as the rule to mount another NFS share on another Unraid server: "*(rw,sec=sys,insecure,anongid=100,anonuid=99,no_root_squash,lock)". UD uses this command to mount a remote NFS share: "/sbin/mount -t 'nfs' -o rw,soft,relatime,retrans=4,timeo=300 'MEDIASERVER:/mnt/user/Public' '/mnt/remotes/MEDIASERVER_Public'" If you use "-t 'nfs'", nfs will negotiate the version to use, starting with v4.. This is the setup of an Unraid NFS share set to "Public": "/mnt/user/Public" -fsid=106,async,no_subtree_check *(rw,sec=sys,insecure,anongid=100,anonuid=99,all_squash)" These may give you some help in solving your issues.