Squid

Plex? Mover? One of the arrs scanning? Multitude of apps have scheduled tasks. iotop from NerdPack (also requires Python 2.7) may help figure it out.

Edited it to remove some of the obsolete suggestions / links. But, the post itself is still valid

Longstanding AMD GPU bug. This should help you out.

Try seeing if this happens on 6.10-rc2+ and switching from macvlan to instead using ipvlan for everything (containers etc) that use a dedicated IP address

https://unraid.net/contact

https://magic-8ball.com/ Will give you the correct answer

By Fresh setup, have you ever rebooted yet?

4.7

Pretty sure I saw a setting somewhere on my TV (bout the only place I use plex regularly) for that. Probably when you search there's a hamburger icon that let's you pick what is searched

Apps Tab BUT, why would you want to format the replacement???? All you need to do is assign the replacement instead of the emulated disk and let the system rebuild on to it. Formatting and replacing a disk is a very nasty thing to do...

Under default settings, the vDisk will always grow to it's maximum size and will never shrink to reflect deleting files etc from the vdisk

Is the app even logged into your account / connected to your server?

What did you see in the cron file?

Appears to be You can try the binhex_preclear app instead (which does the identical thing, but is command line only -> he's got a good FAQ on how to do this)

BUT, is it recognized at all? There is a post kicking around here somewhere where the user had to force via ethtool a connection at 2.5 in order to get the adapters to work at that speed (I did not). If anything, I was expecting the Realtek to give me troubles, but it's also rock solid

[8086:15f3] 06:00.0 Ethernet controller: Intel Corporation Ethernet Controller I225-V (rev 02)

I've got 2 motherboards with 2.5G ports (Intel I225-V) (and a 3rd with an add-on card Realtek RTL8125) and they all are working with 6.10RC-2 (kernel 5.14.15) and getting full speed. The bitch though was having to buy switch that supported that speed

you have to remove the -n flag Only if after removing the -n it suggests to add the -L

Which is why docker apps are awesome. IF you've allowed a container to be reached from the outside world one way or another and it gets compromised, then that container only has access to certain folders etc that you have decided to give it, with the permissions (ro / rw) that you also gave it access to. And, if you are allowing outside access to any given app then you also should make sure that the app is constantly up to date. Either by checking yourself say monthly, or just simply having it auto update via the plugin so that you are getting the latest versions of the app / container, security updates etc. Note that updates aren't just limited to the containers. The major plugins (CA family, Dynamix, UD and more) are all constantly being reviewed for security issues and having updates issued to them not to mention the OS itself.

It's not hardcoded, but rather it excludes the name of the docker image assuming that someone tossed it into appdata Since that particular set up is now extremely rare, I'll remove that condition

Not sure if Unraid will ever manage (ie: spin down) drives that are outside of it's control (or UD's) Probably best to ask in the zfs thread.

You're missing it. You've got a /media mapped to /mnt/user within Krusader's template, so you can access the files within that app You don't have any additional paths set within Plex, therefore it has no access to any files on the server at all. Add another path (there's a link at the bottom when you edit the template) and create a new mapping with host dir of /mnt/user and container dir of /media Then you'll be able to access your files within /media when inside plex. Think of mappings as a "shortcut". Those shortcuts only exist if there's an explicit mapping done on the template and within the app whenever you see /media it gets translated to /mnt/user/...

Ask in the UD thread. But, utilizing UD for permanently attached devices isn't recommended (but still works). Ideally you should create a separate cache pool with it.

@hernandito is who comes to mind OTOH

Looks like there was a btrfs "oops". Not quite sure what to make of it since everything else appears to be normal. I'd just reboot and go from there powerdown -r (as an aside, I'm not a fan of using BTRFS if you only have a single device in a pool, unless you need the specific features it offers) Shouldn't be any need. The script works by just typing in diagnostics regardless of what your current folder is