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here is my build post.

I got the server rack cases for $25 a piece. The bottom one is my main server. the one above that is dedicated onsite backup. Both are in active use or I take pics of the inside.

Yes, then unassign disk5 and start the array, then use UD to mount the old disk5 and copy the data to the array. Leaving for the rest of the day, will check back tomorrow if needed.

Picked up the new white t-shirt design 3/21. Can't wait to grab some more merch! Thanks!

First off, I will like to say thank you for the docker the redirects, for my containers was a step I always have trouble with. But reading over the thread, has there been any news why I can't use the "Force SSL" or the "https" option in the scheme without errors?

The warning appears if you're using a smaller sector size instead of full size, for all purposes creating a HPA, so you're doing it on the wrong disk or using the wrong value.

Note that if you disable HPA on disk4 now, Unraid will complain it's wrong, since it was added with HPA enable.

Either one will work.

Settings -> Global Share Settlings -> Use cache disk -> Set to "Yes"

Not seeing a reason for the GUI being unaccessible, try booting in safe mode.

Yes. A boot order change can be enough, though since you're running Unraid without parity you can also easily fix it with a new config, but I would recommend disabling so that it doesn't happen again, especially if there are plans to add a parity disk in the future.

Yes, thats correct. You can adjust the workers (threads) to speed it up, if u have spare cpu.

I could never get it faster than that, and after googling it found various users complaining of the same, only way I found to speed it up was by running multiple instances, but that's not a good option with Unraid because of how parity works.

If you add new volume mappings to the docker container for /Completed and /Incomplete, then you can point them, individually, to anywhere accessible from your server, giving you total flexibility. My volume mappings: 'LeechTorrents' are those currently downloading. On completion, deluge automatically moves them to 'Torrents'. I then do some manual processing to extract the files I need after which I manually move the torrents to 'ReadyTorrents' from within deluge.

Reboot

To better illustrate this is how they are connected:

you can use net_admin in docker compose, go here and do a find for net_admin using your browser:- https://docs.docker.com/compose/compose-file/compose-file-v2/