MisterWolfe

Switching to onboard SATA controller resolved the issue. Thanks for replying.

Good morning, I have just installed an ssd on an existing unraid server (Version: 6.12.4). I'm attempting to copy the docker.img and appdata files from the array to the cache drive. After a short period of time into the copy process I get an error message saying that the drive is read only and can't be written to. I have tried copying using MC and a simply copy command from an ssh window and I get the same behaviour. I want to be clear that the cache drive is initially readable and writable before I start the copy process. It becomes read only after I start the copy process and about 10GB of data has been copied. I did notice that the SSD temperature went up to 55 degrees during the last copy. The ssd is a Samsung 870 EVO. I initially formatted the drive as BTRFS when I first got the error. I reformatted as XFS and I still get the error. The drive is formatted XFS currently. The drive is connected via a PCIE expansion card. (Broadcom / LSI SAS2008 PCI-Express Fusion-MPT SAS-2 [Falcon] (rev 03)). I've attached the diagnostics file. Thanks for looking! luna-diagnostics-20230927-0857.zip

Thank you for replying. It was indeed the seek error rate that was concerning me. I appreciate your time.

Got myself two 12TB ironwolf drives before prices rose. Precleared the first, no smart error changes. Precleared the second and I see some errors of concern. It could possibly be cable related. I'd appreciate any thoughts experienced 'smart' folks have on this. Thanks

I'm on 6.9.1 and have an LSI 9200-8i controller. No issues at all with my ironwolf drives, thankfully. I wonder if the issue is card version specific.

Good morning, I was following a video tutorial on enabling ssl on the web gui, and had completed setting up my router to allow dns rebinding for unraid.net. After I did that I refreshed the web gui and saw that certificate showed provisioned (I did not manually provision). I wasn't being redirected to the unraid.net web url. After trying to navigate to the dashboard I was kicked out of the web gui and am now no longer able to log in using my admin creds via the server's ip address on the gui or via ssh. Is there any way I can reset these changes? I've pulled the flash drive, and have a tower diagnostic file that seems to have been auto created around the same time things topped working. I'd appreciate any help you may have to offer. Thanks! edit: If I set ssl to yes or no in the ident.cfg file and I can access the gui. If I change to auto, I cannot. I've set it to yes while I test. edit2: d'oh. So YES works in ssl settings because I'm already using a letsencrypt certificate that I pull from the letsencrypt docker. I use a script to import that into unraid so I can use the cert for plex. The fact that I cannot access unraid on the LAN using a subdomain of my primary domain means that I should figure out the port and dnsmasq settings in my router. ident.cfg tower-diagnostics-20200717-0735.zip

Have you thought of using a VPN between the two servers? Then you could potentially mount shares via unassigned devices and make cron jobs that you could use with rsync. The main downside I can see here might be transfer speed with a VPN, which partially depends on the cpu's in both your machines.

I've been using unraid for 9 years. I like how responsive the devs are for adding new features. I also really like how use friendly it is.

I had this issue some time ago. I bypassed the problem by writing a script that checks for the existence of a file on the unassigned disk path before allowing the copy to take place. Not the most elegant solution, but it works.

I have never replaced a disk solely based on age either in my home or business environment. They either start to get errors that are uncorrectable and I replace them, or I replace smaller drives with larger ones when my array gets full. I've had drives in the array for 7 or 8 years before being cycled out. Some of those 8 year old drives were repurposed for other projects and are still going strong.

I use the NUT plugin and I get the dashboard display for my UPS. Works great.

I had the same issue using the NUT plugin. I fixed it by uninstalling and reinstalling the NUT plugin. I now have the UPS watt usage display on the dashboard.

At idle my server draws 27 watts, or .65 kWh per day. When spun up I've seen it drawing a maximum of 65watts, or 1.65kWh per day.

This started happening in 6.6.3. It still happens after an upgrade to 6.6.4. This has happened 4 or 5 times in the last week. Issues first seems to appear on my docker containers. I'll try to access one of my docker's web gui and I can't get to it. I then go into the UNRAID web management and try to access the docker tab. The docker tab is unresponsive. I then ssh into the server and attempt to stop docker from the cli. I can log into ssh, but when I try to run any command it hangs. I opened another putty session to try to see if there were any open files that could be locked, and also attempted to run ps to see what processes were running. That also hung. I have space on my cache drive and on the ssd I use for my docker app storage. I was able to grab a diagnostics file from the server. I also was able to run htop, which showed high load over 100 just prior to grabbing the capture and a docker process monopolizing the server. Since I grabbed the screen capture, load has gone back to normal, but most of my dockers are still unresponsive. Thanks, tower-diagnostics-20181108-0833.zip

Edit: Upgrading from 6.6.1 to 6.6.2 and the plugin works properly again. Having some issues with the NerdPack plugin. When I go into settings and choose nerdpack, none of the packages show up. I've tried removing the plugin, deleting the nerdpack directory, rebooting, & reinstalling the plugin with no change. Is this a just my server issue or have others also experienced this? I'm on v6.6.1. I'm including a screenshot and diagnostics. tower-diagnostics-20181012-1254.zip Thanks