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  1. it could actually be any of your drives that could be dying not just the one you’re rebuilding. Parity operations use all your array drives and are limited by your slowest drive. So if any of your drives are dying or have other issues it’ll slow any parity operation like a rebuild.
  2. First of all, thanks for this! Having an issue with an imported mnemonic. Summary shows "Unknown" for Total Chia and Wallet shows: But the Settings/Keys tab shows the correct Fingerprint, Public Keys, and First Wallet Address that I have on one of my Windows PC's running the Windows Chia client with the same mnemonic/wallet. Any idea on how I can fix?
  3. Am I the only one who thinks its a bad idea to put out a version update with "DO NOT INSTALL ON 6.8" in the default update path? Wouldn't it have been better to put out a separate plugin beta for manual install for 6.9 RC2 and keep the plugin that's compatible on the current stable versions on the regular plugin? What about those users who just click Update All and don't check the release notes?
  4. Unfortunately I'm hitting the Exit code '56' from all the port-forward capable endpoints on the list. Tried ca-vancouver and ca-toronto first (I'm usually on ca-toronto anyway) but they've been on a constant retry loop for the last few hours. None of the others are working either.
  5. I'm in the middle of a Parity Rebuild (upgrading one of my array disks from 10TB to 16TB Exos), and started getting hanging issues with my cache pool that lead to docker and the webGUI to timeout. When I do get through to Settings or Tools tab (other tabs hang, sometimes I get partial load on Main and shows Array is reading/writing), the parity rebuild is progressing (footer progress still going up in percentage) so I'm hesitant on doing a 'powerdown -r' or a physical reboot. There are long stretches when I can't access the WebGUI at all (max_children errors, I've already raised the level in www.conf for next reboot). So is there a way to check Parity Rebuild process from the commandline so I can do a powerdown -r when it finishes?
  6. Probably more of a feature request, but is there a way to get Privoxy working with a Wireguard VPN provider instead of an OpenVPN provider? The goal would be for speed.
  7. That particular drive ended up having multiple read errors and just dying even on a new pre-clear pre-read. Ended up RMA'ing it. After taking that drive out of the equation, I still get relatively slow parity syncs/rebuilds, but never as slow as with the RMA'd drive. Slowest now is in the dual digit MBs range (but it goes back up to the high 80's or 90's again).
  8. Yup it looks like that fixed it. Thanks!!!
  9. Removed and re-installed from CA. Here's the installation output: plugin: installing: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/gfjardim/unRAID-plugins/master/plugins/preclear.disk.plg plugin: downloading https://raw.githubusercontent.com/gfjardim/unRAID-plugins/master/plugins/preclear.disk.plg plugin: downloading: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/gfjardim/unRAID-plugins/master/plugins/preclear.disk.plg ... done plugin: downloading: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/gfjardim/unRAID-plugins/master/archive/preclear.disk-2020.01.13.txz ... done plugin: downloading: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/gfjardim/unRAID-plugins/master/archive/preclear.disk-2020.01.13.md5 ... done tmux version 3.0a is greater or equal than the installed version (3.0a), installing... +============================================================================== | Skipping package tmux-3.0a-x86_64-1 (already installed) +============================================================================== libevent version 2.1.11 is greater or equal than the installed version (2.1.11), installing... +============================================================================== | Skipping package libevent-2.1.11-x86_64-1 (already installed) +============================================================================== utempter version 1.1.6 is lower than the installed version (1.1.6.20191231), aborting... +============================================================================== | Installing new package /boot/config/plugins/preclear.disk/preclear.disk-2020.01.13.txz +============================================================================== Verifying package preclear.disk-2020.01.13.txz. Installing package preclear.disk-2020.01.13.txz: PACKAGE DESCRIPTION: Package preclear.disk-2020.01.13.txz installed. ----------------------------------------------------------- preclear.disk has been installed. Copyright 2015-2020, gfjardim Version: 2020.01.13 ----------------------------------------------------------- plugin: installed Updating Support Links preclear.disk --> http://lime-technology.com/forum/index.php?topic=39985.0
  10. Both version 2020.01.12 and 2020.01.13 are showing the "unsupported" warning even though it was updated for 6.8.1 support.
  11. To update, I was eventually able to complete the rebuild after a reboot. But then I have more disk replacements to do, so I'm in my second data drive replacement now on 6.8.0 and it slowed to a crawl again after a day. I rebooted the server again, which of course restarted the rebuild from scratch, but this time I saw slowdowns again down to the dual digit KBs range. This time I just left it running and eventually it bumped back up to around 45MBs, and a day later up to 96.3MBs... still crazy slow but better than the KB range. Hope the general slow parity/rebuild issue gets resolved.
  12. Thanks, I rebooted and I see Parity run at better speed now. Started from scratch and still slower than usual but at least its in the 3 digit MB range. There was also an Ubuntu VM I had running that often accesses a share that's isolated to one of the drives being rebuilt, so just in case that has anything to do with it, I shutdown that VM. I'm not the only one seeing this slow to a crawl issue though. Another user on Reddit posted this:
  13. After upgrading to 6.8.0, I replaced my parity drives and some of my data drives with 16TB Exos from previous 12TB and 10TB Exos & IronWolfs. Initial replacement of one parity went fine with full rebuild completing in normal fashion (a little over 1 day). For the second parity, I saw that I could replace it and one of the data drives at the same time, so went ahead and did that with the pre-cleared 16TB drives. The parity-sync/data-rebuild started off pretty normal with expected speeds over 150+MBs most of the time until it hit around 36.5% where the rebuild dramatically dropped in speed to between 27/KBs to 44/KBs. It's been running at that speed for over 2 days now. At first I thought this was somehow related to the 6.8.0 known issues/errata notes that mentioned an issue with slow parity syncs on wide 20+ arrays (I have 23 data drives and 2 parity), but my speeds are much slower than those reported in the bug report for that issue by an order of magnitude. Here's what I'm seeing now and my diagnostics attached. holocron-diagnostics-20191215-0604.zip