r/unRAID

For some reason, I can't access my unraid from my PC. However, it works just fine on my phone.

I'm not using a VPN. Using a different browser is not helping. PC and phone are both on the same wireless connection.

Any suggestions are appreciated.

Edit: I'm not sure how this happened, but when I was checking from my phone, I noticed that my TailScale had been disabled. I re-enabled it and now I can access my server from my PC again. Really weird. Not sure what happened there. Thanks for all the suggestions though!

Hey, I just had a case of my usb drive failing, it's been 3 years or so with it continuously on (Sandisk ultra fit) and have successfully replaced with a samsung bar. I just encountered another issue, where one of my docker was filling up the filesystem log. I think one of the icons was not working so it filled up the log with errors. So no big deal, I fix the docker icon and safely restart. But once restarted it was saying something like the usb failed to mount. Strange, so I unplugged the usb and tried different ports, checked for corruption. Nothing worked.

Then I found that syslinux.cfg had a tilde ~ at the end so I removed that and unraid booted back up. Is unraid just that unreliable or is it booting from usb? Was it because the log was 100% filled that it couldn't modify any existing files on the usb? I'm fortunate that I've been near my server to fix it, but what if I'm away?

Should I move to internal boot? Is it more reliable?

One of my $1000 NVMEs failed today. I removed it from the pool and everything was working fine for about 2 hours then the other one became corrupt.

I just love cascading failures. Hopefully I can get it restored from my backup share before that decides to shit the bed.

How's your day going?

Hi,

I need to upgrade my motherboard for my Unraid system. Any useful hints before doing it?

I read that the array uses HDD serial numbers so it should be pretty easy but I just want to make sure I don't lose anything.

No pool/cache. Only an array of 9 HDD with a few dockers.

Will the array be exactly the same after boot or I need to reassign disk or IDK?

Thanks.

Edit: well, rebooted with new board and fully functional. Too easy!

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Hi, I have noticed that there is this scrollbar on the top right my my unraid webGUI, how can I remove it? It seems to serve 0 purpose.

I'm on 7.3.2. I keep coming back to my server dashboard and finding the parity drives spin up. The spin down action in the UI is unresponsive.

I have md_write_method set to auto. There are no actions going on any drives, docker disabled. At some point the UI becomes de-synced from the actual drive and it wont spin down.

I can manually spin them down via the command line

/usr/local/sbin/emcmd cmdSpindown=parity
/usr/local/sbin/emcmd cmdSpindown=parity2

But they are still unresponsive in the UI and the next time they actually need to spin up, they again don't spin down after.

Anyone notice something similar?

Trying to figure out where I may have something goofed up in my configuration.

I've got some docker containers which I've connected to my ProtonVPN interface on wg0. When trying to access those containers web interface from my PC on a different VLAN they are inaccessible. They are accessible if the PC is put on the same VLAN as my unRAID server.

All other containers are accessible when using bridge network or a br# interface for the few containers which I have tagged to different VLANs. For example, I have my HomeAssistant container on a tagged IoT network but it's interface is accessible from my PC on a different VLAN.

wg0 is peer type is "VPN tunneled access for docker"

Docker network type is macvlan

Trying to figure out where in my configuration I've gone astray and if it's possible to get these containers accessible again.

I've been pulling out my hair trying to set up communication between dockers with hostnames instead of IP-adresses.

I've been reading everywhere that it's recommended and I surely understands why, but nowhere is there a guide?

I've gotten the hostnames with docker ps command, is the names listed there also what they call themself internally?

The dockers are running on the same custom docker network.

I have connection between them if I specify IP.

I've added the network (172.18.0.0/16) to allowed hosts/trusted networks in the dockers Web UI.

What I'm i missing?

EDIT: I had to add the dockers hostname to allowed host. Aka, in radarr, add binhex-radarr to allowed hosts (if using the binhex docker ofcourse)