u/TheMagicalMeatball

Image 1 — USW Pro HD 24 PoE - UPGRADE TIME
Image 2 — USW Pro HD 24 PoE - UPGRADE TIME
Image 3 — USW Pro HD 24 PoE - UPGRADE TIME

USW Pro HD 24 PoE - UPGRADE TIME

TL;DR - Ignore my poor choice of tea placement and bask in the glory of my new USW Pro HD 24 PoE!

The journey begins when my paranoia about leaving my Servers in my HVAC closet 24 inches from my water heater / floor drain gets the better of me. I must move the servers to my office where they will be safe. But then they won't be connected to my main switch and I don't want bottlenecks. The OBVIOUS answer is to change my Main switch from a Flex 2.5 PoE to my first rack switch - the Pro HD 24 PoE. Then I can move the Flex 2.5 to my office and keep a good 10GbE backbone between my servers and everywhere else. With a few freak outs that my cables weren't long enough (they just needed a firm tug to get a few more inches), we eventually have everything all set up and now my servers and my new switch are very happy.

BONUS - the existing cat5e in my home that was powering my top floor U7 Pro XG was a short enough run and a good enough cable that with the Pro HD 24 I was able to get it to negotiate to a 10GbE uplink! ....do I need this? Of course not - but do I have it.....yes....yes I do. Anyways - just wanted to share my excitement at the new gear and I hope this switch will give me plenty of room to grow into over the next many years - please last a decade baby!

u/TheMagicalMeatball — 1 day ago

HDD Temps During Scrub

Community Edition

I’m relatively new to the TrueNas and NAS world in general - so I’m looking for a community sanity check and/or wisdom. The basic question - I’m not sure if I need to be worried about my drive temps, or if they’re honestly just acceptable and will not decrease the lifespan of my drives much.

The setup - Silverstone CS382 case (drives are pretty tight and stacked, only 3 fans - two small Noctura at the back of the drive cage and one at the back of the case for exhaust. All fans running at 100% speed 24/7)

8 12TB drives in RAIDz2. 4 are IronWolf Pro, 4 are WD Red Pro

Normal operating temps for the drives are between 33-41 degrees. Most wind up in high 30’s but two sit at 40 or 41 and one usually is much cooler around 33. These temps stay pretty stable and are the best I’ve been able to achieve given the thermals of the case. I’ve made peace with this.

My concern - the scrub. Last nights scrub (came back fine) ran for 5 hr 40 minutes and it was a pretty huge increase. One drive hit 50 and one hit 51 the others stayed in the high 40’s - 46, 47, 48, etc.

For a monthly scrub setup - would you file this under acceptable and fine enough (even if not truly ideal), or does this mean I’ve got a bigger problem that really isn’t easy to solve given the case is already cooling as much as it can.

So - chill out or be legit concerned?

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u/TheMagicalMeatball — 3 days ago

Hey folks - is this happening to anyone else? I added new movies today and I just use the standard TMDB for metadata. The movies aren't pulling good images - they pull one low res primary poster, but no logo, thumb, or backdrop, etc.

I added 6 movies yesterday and they all worked just fine and pulled all the images. This morning I added 4 more movies and each one failed to pull good images - Deadpool 2, Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness, Deadpool & Wolverine, and Iron Man 3 .......has anyone else run into this?

Running current stable as a truenas app - 10.11.8

UPDATE: Looks like a fix is in the works!

https://github.com/jellyfin/TMDbLib/pull/606

FIX UPDATE: TMDB seems to have pushed a fix for their API issue - will take 8 hours or so to re-cache but after we should be fixed. Likely might need to manually trigger some metadata refreshes. Also….hopefully the Jellyfin team will still consider implementing the defensive fix so this doesn’t keep happening.

https://www.themoviedb.org/talk/69f12c442420ad5704aa8641

u/TheMagicalMeatball — 24 days ago