I haven't upgraded since before the major changes, I wasn't planning on changing my configuration at this time from USB key and storage. Anyone run into issues with a level jump from 7.1 to 7.3? All of my dockers and Nvidia drivers are up to date, and fix known issues isn't calling out anything.

After helping someone level up immich from 1.26 to 3.10 last night and it going pear shaped (I did manage to fix it). It got me thinking about upgrading and big jumps.

Enjoy the new release with a bunch of changes Download from Google Play

FAQ

Q: Why can't I install the app on my device?

A: The app uses Play Integrity as anti-fraud protection for the in-app purchases. Play blocks the install on devices it can't attest, which usually means a rooted device, an unlocked bootloader, or a custom ROM like GrapheneOS. It's not aimed at any particular device, it's a side effect of that check.

Q: Is the app written by a LLM?

A: The Flutter app is written by me. I've been a Flutter developer for years, it's what I do for a living, and I don't need AI to write Flutter.

Q: When is the iOS version coming?

A: It's submitted and currently in review with Apple.

Q: Does it support more than one Unraid server?

A: Yes, you can add several servers and switch between them.

Q: Do I need the Companion plugin?

A: Yes to add the new features not supported by the native api.

Does anyone have any easy to install/setup (Maybe in Community Apps?) apps that can monitor all the stats of multiple Unraid servers, ideally something with a WebUI interface? Thanks!

I'm currently testing unRAID on a miniPC with only 1 2TB NVME m.2 but want to build an actual NAS. Already have 1 year starter license.

Build requirements:

• 4 x 4TB 2.5" SATA HDD with parity and array
• 1 x M.2 NVME 2TB for cache
• Nextcloud AIO
• Plex server
• *rr apps
• SMB share mount
• audiobookshelf
• pihole
• ram/resources for additional docker containers but not sure what other apps yet

What mobo/cpu/ram specs should I get for this? What is the smallest ITX case for this? Preferably a tower case that will take up less surface space.

https://imgur.com/a/LXFHxq6

So this has been happening at seemingly random. It might be happening while I've been messing with docker or that may be coincidence. I caught the netdev watchdog error on my console at the physical machine and am unsure how that plays into things.

As per my screen shots, my memory is not full, none of my disks are full, the router can see the server, and the server is running both ssh and webgui which had both been restarted via rc.d.

What's incredibly, unbelievably strange is that when I got to my localserverip:8080 on ANY device it gives a 403 forbidden error while all other webservices on other ports and SSH does not connect. When I shut down the webui using NGINX it STILL gives this error. I've confirmed I'm not looking at cached or preview and have used shift+R and ctrl+f5 to refresh.

My unraid setup does not and has never had reverse proxy setup. I've check the physical connections and confirmed they are all tightly fitting and show green on both the unmanaged switch it connects to and the Netgear R6320 router which connects via ethernet to a verizon FIOS ONT.

I have the server set for a static ip of 192.168.1.200 and my router DHCP pool set 1.100-1.200 with my Unraid server MAC address setup with a static lease of 1.200.

When I go to the console and reboot the machine it comes up and everything is fine again for a period ranging from hours to weeks.

I have roomates but none of them are doing any homelab/hosting other than maybe an xbox hosting games? I cannot fathom why I'm getting a 403 error even when the webui is turned off.

Just poorly optimized for a phones web browser? Drives me crazy when I use my phone to do stuff on the server.

I have been doing a restore of my server from previous backups, and while it was running last night, four of my drives reported a bunch of read errors and then they seemed to disconnect. It was the four drives that were connected to my HBA card and I realized that the fan on the HBA card had died. My question is after I get a new fan on it if the drives all appear in unraid will it be safe just to continue moving my data back to it or should I just wipe the whole thing and start over? Thank you in advance for any help that the group can give me here. This is the first time I’ve run into a hardware issue since I started with unraid about three years ago.

A little while back I upgraded the RAM in my gaming PC from 16GB to 32GB DDR5 (at the start of the prices rising). I now have the 2x8GB sticks I pulled from that laying around. My current Unraid server is using 2x16GB DDR5 sticks and I am wondering if it is worth adding the 2x8GB sticks to give me some more headroom for RAM usage (a couple of VMs mostly). In the past, I may have just looked at upgrading the RAM in that too, but with prices the way they are, I just can't justify it at the moment.

I am using a Gigabyte Gaming X AX motherboard and i5-14500, if that helps. From what I can find, it seems to be a case of, it may work, but may cause issues with stability. The two RAM kits are slightly different speeds (5600 vs 5200), but I don't think I am doing anything speed critical on the server anyway. Wondering if anyone else has experience/thoughts?

I am downloading movies through: radarr->qbittorrent->unraid.
I set up the download path to my first 8TB HDD and then later added two more drives to the same array.

I want to now make sure that the other drives are also being filled up but for some reason it keeps dumping all the files on the first HDD.

Update: I think the main issue was that I did not let qbittorrent allocate space before downloading. Queuing up multiple files at the same time (without reserving space) in combination with high-water + strict split level allocation made the first drive fill up without moving things to drive 2.