thaddeussmith

And let's be honest.. the cost of a pro license is fairly small, even for a home/lab environment. I bought my license almost 3 years ago and have been able to enjoy upgrades and a functioning system without any additional licensing costs, in spite of changing the disks and compute hardware numerous times.

Negative ghost rider.. each system requires a separate license.

tldr; it appears the information is static?

so i've got the plugin installed, but where do i configure it? ACL, permissions, community string, etc..

It looks like in my case there was an issue with mover kicking off while the backup scripts were still running. Flipped start times so that mover always finishes before app backup kicks off and it has run successfully twice, including plex.

Already using xfs across the board. I deleted both backup directories manually using rm -rf and they cleared in a couple of minutes each - no gui hang ups. Likewise I never have issues with manual rsync. Good to know the issue is a big ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Derp, sorry. I just checked the status tab of the plug-in's settings section. The referenced directory wasn't yet removed like the last line stated.

Does what persist past the reboot?

forced a reboot of the server. looks like the backup succeeded and it started to hang when deleting the previous backup. I presume the issue is the massive amount of file in Plex directory.. I'll exclude Plex and see if the next run is any better.

attempting now.. so far it's just hanging on that command

Not at all - I have ample compute and bonded 1G NIC's. I can't login to the webgui to check anything or manage the array, let alone cancel the tasks and restart my docker containers.

why does it make the webgui, smb, etc completely unresponsive? i'm able to SSH, but even it is laggy.

likewise, for new albums that were enough of a positive match to not require input. I'll need to get an album I already have imported and see if user input is recognized when the album conflict surfaces.

been doing that from the start here.

No worries, just glad to see I'm not an isolated and unreproducible case.