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Are you talking about the docker safe new permissions? Its always been within Tools in the OS

Nothing really obvious except that it seems that the port keeps enabling / disabling. Try reseating the cabling. Different port on the switch / modem. Last suggestion would be to instead of setting a static IP in the server to set the server to be DHCP. (Believe it or not, but I had rather similar issues with my Modem / ISP where a static IP messed everything up when it was set in the server)

Once an update was noticed, then by design it will always show that update when a new browser session is opened (ie: close your browser down and then re-open it) If you've done a Tools - Update OS and check for updates then you will keep seeing that banner every time you re-open the browser. A reboot will fix your problems, as the downloaded file that indicates that an update is available won't be there, and won't be generated again

Nothing to do with CA itself, but rather you're talking about the docker system itself. Can't do conditionals per se, but you can have drop downs in the template <Config Name="Key 4" Target="VPN_PROV" Default="pia|airvpn|custom" Mode="" Description="" Type="Variable" Display="always" Required="false" Mask="false">pia</Config> Creates a dropdown with the choice between pia, airvpn, and custom (defaults to pia)

Split level is the most confusing thing about the basic OS operations. I originally scratched my head in 2012, drew a ton of diagrams and have not touched it since. Of course that was back in the day of where you'd set a number instead of the now better text, but it's still messed up.

cron in slackware isn't a complete implementation of the most advanced features. I'd simply do 2,7,12,.... * * * *

Posting your diagnostics might provide a clue. Some apps (notably Nextcloud / Owncloud) are notorious for stuff like this

Where are you transcoding to? Plex is terrible at deleting the multiple files it places in there until after playback is finished.

Upgrade your OS. Dynamix Wireguard has ceased development since it was incorporated long ago

Nothing gets changed. Caveat is going from 6.9+ back to 6.7 / 6.8 is that you will have to reassign your cache pools.

Wireguard is built into the OS - Settings - VPN Manager

@JorgeB

Nextcloud is notorious for keeping the drive(s) that the shares it has access to spun up 24/7

Everything in Unraid always executes as root That quote is the documentation. The "CA Manual" was originally included as part of CA itself, but due to changes in CA's skin it was no longer particularly feasible to accomplish

Sure about that? You can confirm via Shares, Calculate. You also have to remember that even with prefer cache, any open files cannot be moved

Settings - Display Settings, Listing Height: Fixed parks the buttons at the bottom of the page and you can scroll around without losing the buttons (eg: Tools, Syslog etc). No idea if File Activity honors that setting though.

MyServers will already do this. Secure access to your server and VNC VM's, and from the VM's you'd be able to access your docker apps If all of your VMs utilize GPU passthrough, and you don't want to install a barebones VM using VNC then realistically your best option would be TeamViewer

Highly unlikely Far more likely either you or someone else deleted it, or Plex (if I recall correctly) has options to delete media that is x number of days old.

The plugin script is supposed to delete the file within /tmp/plugins/pluginPending when the installation is finished no matter what, and there are certain circumstances where it won't -> anecdotally it seems to be if the .txz will not download for one reason or another (GitHub issue?) Without it deleting the file, you can't install it or do anything within either CA or the plugin tab related to that plugin short of manually deleting it or rebooting. Not your issue. While I don't quickly see why a failed txz download would cause it, I can come up with a number of other ways that the file does remain.

Normal, and probably only show up when starting up the container

Netdata gets updated almost every day. https://learn.netdata.cloud/docs/agent/changelog/

There's a bug in 6.11.x where under certain circumstances a file is not getting deleted that handles the "Pending" status. Assuming that when you did attempt an install originally the DONE button did appear (not the CLOSE button), then your resolution is either to reboot or from a command prompt rm /tmp/plugins/pluginPending/* @bonienl ^^^

Is the appdata share (and the system share) completely on the cache drive?

Running piHole on your server and having the server use it for its DNS is always going to be fraught with issues. There are no ads at all in the OS, so why have piHole attempt to block any ads that appear???

See https://forums.unraid.net/topic/54237-version-630-rc9-release-notes/ Additionally, IIRC (Can't easily find the relevant post) you can no longer directly execute anything that's not within /usr/local/emhttp/plugins (you also have to use a relative path of /plugins)