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Works for me. But it should be noted that sorting is always disabled in the startup categories (new apps, updated, trending, top, random)

Mobile right now, but there is a FAQ entry in General Support that deals with this

From the terminal window, enter in diagnostics The zip file will get saved to the flash drive (logs folder). The GUI has a limitation that any operation exceeding 120 seconds will fail.

Probably the same as the other users where you can't reach the internet for some reason and the message isn't showing up. What version of CA do you have installed currently?

Can't you do that by telling Radarr / Sonarr to not write any metadata?

Your MCE's are being issued at initialization time of the cores. Fairly common, and nothing to worry about. Your problem @sublime24 may also be because you're running an ancient BIOS revision. Update it.

It wasn't the failed install that caused it. But, glad it's all sorted

You've got a share named weirdly. On the flash drive, there's probably a file called config/shares/downloads.cfg Delete it. (Also, at a glance if there's any other weird naming (ie: funky characters etc) when you're in that folder delete the file.

If Windows won't mount it, the UD won't either. Your best bet to recover the data from it is via UFS Explorer running on Windows.

Why the download share should be set to "cache prefer" New Permissions Tool. Run it against the "Download" share only

I was wondering who that was from. Thank you

Disk 1 has 1.4T of data on it, and the cache has 56G of data on it (all the appdata share). This would be my best guess as to the problems if you used the Cleanup Appdata plugin.In the case of a massively misconfigured docker app being installed at one point, then the plugin will dutifully want to delete what you've set the /config mapping to. Which is why it has the double confirmation, folder list, and big banner warning.

Many (most?) USB connected drives do not properly send through SMART attributes and temperature readings

You would probably be best asking this question on the Pled support thread since they control which versions are pulled down for their container

Are you doing anything with regards to spin down of the SAS drives? I keep seeing this within the logs. Aug 20 21:18:41 Unraid kernel: sdj: detected capacity change from 7999366103040 to 0 The way that I understand it is that not all of the "hacks" to spin down SAS drives here are 100% safe under all circumstances. Disable spin down of the SAS drives in Settings - Disk Settings.

How do you know? What shows up if you open the backup set with WinRAR on a windows box?

Plex sucks. If you're only doing local streaming use Kodi

Not sure what you meant by Google-fu, but if you dont already have it you should install community applications which makes everything a breeze

Undo whatever you've done by downloading and setting the package to install. Install the Unassigned Devices Plugin, along with it's companion Unassigned Devices Plus and be done with it. You'll manage everything via Main, Unassigned Devices

Partially explains why you were getting the original error. Something up with your network. Ensure that the gateway is set correctly (and wouldn't hurt to set 208.67.222.222 / 208.67.220.220 as DNS) in Settings - Network.

Let's see what error(s) show up after installing today's update.

Depends. YMMV. The original plugin is only a front-end to the mover and doesn't replace any coding at all. The replacement fork replaces the coding in mover. Net result is that IF you have multiple cache pools then mover will not operate correctly on the replacement. It should be OK (no guarantees) if all the other pools are set to be only, and you only use the "cache" pool. The original plugin will work properly but will always execute mover based upon the current state of the "cache" pool. The original (and now unsupported) plugin's url is https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Squidly271/ca.mover.tuning/master/plugins/ca.mover.tuning.plg

You still shouldn't have been seeing that error. While I can't replicate the exact chain of evens which lead to it (seems to me that it should be impossible), have put in coding to explicitly check for that error and issue a more proper warning. Best guess is that somehow the "CA requires internet access..." message got thrown up, but then the error overwrote the display.

That's a problem though. It really shouldn't work like that if at all possible. Not only is it counter intuitive, but many possibilities for when a copy from Windows will fail because it sees the incorrect free space.