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Link to project, GitHub?

I have some weird problem with this plugin when it moves movies. For example, when it moved a movie from disk7 to disk5, the movie disappeared from the share "/mnt/user/data/video/movies/blahblah" but the movie is still visible in "/mnt/disk5/data/video/movies/blahblah" directory. This means that Plex and Radarr can't find the movie anymore. This has happened to numerous movies, and they all show up in the log files of this plugin. I don't have the log files available anymore since I uninstalled this plugin. Now I have to figure out how to make all those movies to re-appear, without losing any of them.

If you have included drives, then you don't need exclusions and vice versa.

I had the same issue, but it was the Unraid Connect plugin that broke the UI. After removing that plugin, everything looked ok again.

TRy this: bash /boot/config/plugins/user.scripts/scripts/TodayYesterdayShuffle

Try TubeArchivist.

How do I get the timestamp of the downloaded video NOT to be the video upload/creation date? If I download a video uploaded to Youtube a week ago, then the downloaded video has the creation timestamp set for that date. I'd like to have the downloaded video to have the current (when it was downloaded) timestamp, so that I can easily sort the files in the download folder by date, descening order. Is there a YTDL_OPTIONS setting for this?

Is there a way to have one particular container restart after a update/restart of another container, Mariadb in my case?

I think you have to use chown -R nobody:users * instead. chown help says: chown [OPTIONS] USER[:GROUP] FILE(s)

Use "bash /usr/local/bin/audioArrayToSSD/monitor_arrayAudioChanges.sh" instead of "source /usr/local/bin/audioArrayToSSD/monitor_arrayAudioChanges.sh" From the 1st link you provided: "In the second method, if you are using exit in second script, it will exit the first script as well."

It gave me an error until I added a "\" on this line: umount -l /var/lib/docker_bind\

This answer helped me:

Which files and folders do I have to backup, so that I can just copy them back if something stops working? Proxy Hosts and SSL Cerificates is what am thinking about.

Try running the following command on both hosts: ssh-keyscan -H TARGET_HOST >> ~/.ssh/known_hosts

Could bash scripts (filename.sh) made editable, like *.txt files, when clicking on them? Or maybe add an "Edit" button?

Ferdi as a project is dead. Ferdium is a fork of Ferdi/Franz with developers from Ferdi and is free. Docker setup instructions on their Github.

I got this from their newsletter: https://nextcloud.com/blog/nextcloud-hub-24-is-here/

I updated to v24, no problems yet!

I have set it to run at first array start only. The script itself runs in a infinite loop and has a 1 second long pause between checks (the "sleep 1" part at the end).

I use this script, which checks if Plex has started transcoding and stops Trex if that is true. It starts Trex after Plex has finished transcoding. It is for Nvidia cards only. Feel free to use it and modify it to your needs. #!/bin/bash # Check if nvidia-smi daemon is running and start it if not. if [[ `ps ax | grep nvidia-smi | grep daemon` == "" ]]; then /usr/bin/nvidia-smi daemon fi sleep 300 # Wait until array is online and all dockers are started. Comment this out if you are testing the script. TREX=`docker container ls -q --filter name=trex*` while true; do if [[ `/usr/bin/nvidia-smi | grep Plex` == "" ]]; then # If Plex is not transcoding, start the trex-miner container if it is not running. if [[ `docker ps | grep $TREX` == "" ]]; then echo "No Plex, starting Trex." docker start $TREX fi else # If Plex is transcoding, stop the trex-miner container if it is running. if [[ `docker ps | grep $TREX` != "" ]]; then echo "Plex running, stopping Trex." docker stop $TREX fi fi sleep 1 done

Thanks for the tip about AutoSync! I've been looking for this kind of app for a while! 👍

When browsing a Github repository, pressing the period "." key, you can start a VS Code instance in your browser which loads the current repository. From the article: "You have to try this. Go to any GitHub repository and then press the dot key on your keyboard. Visual Studio Code will appear in your browser. It will load your entire repository and you can open any file from it. You have your entire source code with syntax highlighting and coloring. If you want to search for something, you can use the Visual Studio Code search capability to search in any file in the repository. If you make a code change, that code change gets saved and you can immediately make a commit inside your GitHub repository from your browser." Read more at https://visualstudiomagazine.com/articles/2021/08/31/github-vs-code.aspx

I should have mentioned that I followed the instructions for Windows, as I ran the script on my Windows 10 machine.

I'm actually using a fork of the official PIA script from here: https://github.com/hsand/pia-wg It works fine, if you follow the instructions in the project's README.md file.