@legion411 Re:
Quite possibly. We did have time outs a while back for large systems but I was under the impression it was sorted now. Also make sure the version of Rockstor you are running is actually what it state it is running. We had a deceptive bug a while ago for those folks moving from testing to stable. Should affect you though if you went straight from ISO to stable channel. See the following to make doubly sure you have the latest code actually running:
To all Stable Channel subscribers - #7
Here I’m assuming your particular system is subscribed to the Stable channel. Could you also let us know the version you are using as we currently have a Release Candidate version where there is currently no download but there is an ability to DIY build your own installer:
Once build you will then be able to install our soon to be released Rockstor 4 variant which has a far newer openSUSE base. In both cases you can subscribe to stable if required but our CentOS variant will no longer receive any more updates (from us at least) after 3.9.2-57 (April 2020). Where as our ‘Built on openSUSE’ variant is our current and future variant due to the upstream btrfs support.
And assuming this is a new install this may be relevant. Especially given if this is a bug, we can no longer build for the CentOS variant anyway so won’t be able to fix anything in that version from here on in. Rather unfortunate but it is how things worked out and at least we are now on an upstream supported base. Just have to do some hoop jumping and we will soon have a download. But as stated in you can follow the instructions in the DIY installer build you will have a Rockstor 4 will all pending updates pre-installed.
I’ll try an look up that ‘many users’ thing that would end up with users starting with later alphabet names not being found. It was quite a strange one until worked out what was happening. I’m pretty sure it’s here on the forum somewhere.
Hope that helps.