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ThorThe1

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  1. ThorThe1's post in [Solved] - Mover is trying to move missing "file or directory". was marked as the answer   
    I had no idea what I had for the docker container (folder or img file). I ended up deleting the docker img through the docker menu settings but that did not remove the files off of disk 10 which the mover tried to move, but also said it didn't exist.   
    The 2 pools that I had for VMs I was misusing. I was not understanding the difference between the pools/cache to hold the VM vs using unassigned devices to store the OS/VM on the drives directly. *** That's why the domains and isos folder was also configured wrong.  
    *What I did to correct everything was:
    Delete all the files from Disk 10 that the mover was trying to move. I read some user forums and found out how to delete files without using an application/docker program. In terminal:  rm -rf /path/to/dir      Example: rm -rf /mnt/user/system/libvirt Moved all the files that the mover would not move from the domain and isos shares. I read that you should only move/copy files and folders from user share to user share OR disk to disk.  In terminal:  mv /path/to/dir /path/to/dir     Example:  mv /mnt/cache-main/domain /mnt/disk12/  
    After all that I was able to clean up how the cache drive acted, and I moved my VMs to run on the storage device directly (through unassigned devices).
    Thank you all for the help!!
     
     
     

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