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    limetech's post in VM Mapped Network Drive (SMB) With Open Files Being Corrupted When Mover Runs was marked as the answer   
    Mover invokes
    /usr/local/sbin/in_use filename If this returns 0 (success) then file is not moved.
     
    Here is the in_use script:
     
    #!/bin/bash #Copyright 2005-2016, Lime Technology #License: GPLv2 only # usage: in_use <file> # returns exit status 0 (success) if in-use, 1 if not # used to check if a file is "in use", ie: # - if any process has the file open, or # - if file is loopback mounted FILE=$1 # if file is on user share, check dereferenced file if [[ "$FILE" == /mnt/user/* ]]; then DISK=$(getfattr -n system.LOCATION --absolute-names --only-values "$FILE" 2>/dev/null) FILE="${FILE/user/$DISK}" fi fuser -s "$FILE" && exit [[ $(losetup -j "$FILE") ]] && exit exit 1  
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    limetech's post in Bash completion for docker installed and activated by default was marked as the answer   
    Both update to docker 23.0.6 as well as adding bash-completion was implemented in 6.12.0-rc6.
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    limetech's post in 6.11 update > EDID block 0 is all zeroes was marked as the answer   
    We created a kernel patch in Unraid 6.11.1 to silence these messages.
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    limetech's post in Not disclosed in the release notes was marked as the answer   
    First, you are running an -rc, you should post this in the Preleases Bug Report section.
     
    re: glibc - was not removed, just updated.  But 'stock' Unraid OS strips things like source code and header files which are unnecessary for normal usage (and always has).  The kind of modifications you are doing are outside the scope of what we support.  NerdPack and DevPack are deprecated because no one wants to maintain them.  We did include directly in Unraid OS packages required from some of the more popular plugins which previously required NerdPack to be installed.  Perl is one of them.  If you are having issues with how we have perl installed, please post in the Prerelease forum and we can address it.
     
    re: .bash_profile - that was modified to get rid of adding "." to PATH since it's a common security hole.  It's not "overwritten" during boot so I don't know what could be causing any issues you are having with that.
     
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    limetech's post in 6.10.3: Package pm-utils missing after upgrading from 6.9.1 to 6.10.3 was marked as the answer   
    pm-utils was replaced by elogind - sorry I don't use that tool so didn't notice the change.
     
    try:
    loginctl suspend
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    limetech's post in (SOLVED) How to determine what "version" ixgbe driver is actually loaded? was marked as the answer   
    Not surprised.  Thank you for validating.  We'll keep this part of the build moving forward to best of our abilities.
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    limetech's post in Cache Pool - Prefer - Greyed out / Unknown Encryption State was marked as the answer   
    We can add a fix for this in 6.10, however a workaround for you is to Stop the array and then edit the file:
    'config/shares/domains.cfg'
     
    find this line:
    shareUseCache="prefer"
    and change to:
    shareUseCache="no"
     
    You can edit the file by navigating to it via 'flash' share on your network, or open Terminal window and directly edit on the path:
    '/boot/config/shares/domains.cfg'
     
    Set the value exactly to all lower-case "no".