- Minor
cp -p does not preserve timestamps when the destination share is split across multiple disks.
HOW TO REPRODUCE:
Select a source directory on your network (in my case it's a Synology directory with many pictures/videos) and mount it with the Unassigned Devices plugin. Make sure the source directory size is greater than any disk on the array so that the copy will be split across disks.
cd to the share directory on the array and execute the following:
cp -r -p /mnt/disks/<mountpoint>/source_dir .
When the disk usage on the first array disk reaches 50% the cp process will switch to the next disk in the array. The timestamp on source_dir on the next disk will be the current system time on the UNRAID server. The timestamp for source_dir on the first disk will have the correct timestamp.
When I browse the share from the GUI the timestamp displayed for source_dir is the one from the second drive in the array.