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  1. Move it to a separate folder, then manually delete them yourself. Or wait for the plugin to support what you're asking for.
  2. AFAIK There's issues in rc8 rebuilding onto a drive that doesn't have the proper partitioning already set.
  3. Are you using SeaBIOS or OVMF? Try SeaBIOS. Redo the VM, and hit advanced.
  4. Any command spawned by a user script will run to conclusion, even though the script itself is aborted.
  5. Without a comprehensive list of installed hardware, and diagnostics / screenshots of the panic, not much anyone can do to help
  6. So, if Seagate made such terrible drives during that period (personally I disagree, and Backblaze stats need to be taken with a grain of salt), why did WD also drop its warranties during the same period?
  7. Crashplan is a pig memory wise. Perhaps limit its memory either within its settings somewhere or via the docker template.
  8. First and foremost is to run Memtest, and check for BIOS updates. Windows BSODs are usually either memory related or driver related
  9. Quite possibly, and the shear volume of files being deleted made it appear that the entire system was hung.
  10. Add another path mapping to Radarr. Something like /RecycleBin mapped to /mnt/user/movies/.Recycle.Bin Tell Radarr to move the files to /RecycleBin Whenever the app starts, it will wind up creating .RecycleBin for you.
  11. Looks like that syslog is from 2013 From the console, cp /var/log/syslog /boot/syslog.txt Then upload the syslog.txt file on that flash drive
  12. I would think something like that (with probably a million dependencies) is better suited to a docker app, and there are two available within the apps tab)
  13. I dunno. There was a notice @jonp posted prior to the update Tuesday asking any problems to be posted here. Its a major PITA
  14. ok. Missed that. I gave up after looking at the first 100 traces.... I'm no expert, but syslog 101: Start at the top. To be quite honest, I checked out the diagnostics because I figured the answer was going to be easy due to the reference in the OP's snippet to fuse.c issuing the trace (I figured it was going to be drive filesystem corrupt). After the OOM and seeing hundreds of traces right after it, I think it may be safe to ignore everything at the end as you've got to look at the root cause.
  15. That's an understatement! What you had was a bunch of page allocation stalls (computer brain farts while it tried to figure out how to allocate some memory for various processes). Then came a single Out Of Memory issued which killed off part of the KVM system. Then it all went downhill from there. A reboot will fix you up at least temporarily. How much memory have you allocated to your various VMs? Are you running preclears or any plugin particularly memory intensive? Not sure where you're seeing this (maybe I'm missing something), beyond the NIC seemingly having a heart attack at one point trying to figure out if its up or down and what speed that its running at.
  16. I believe most people have transitioned to DVDFab
  17. Not what I was hoping for.... md5's match before trip and after trip. Assuming that you enabled AFP on TV Shows, I'll have to get back to you in a couple of days when I can figure out why the code is failing on a close_write when the md5 matches...
  18. ok. Last step Fix the problem again. Then md5sum "/mnt/user/TV Shows/SquidBa*" Trip it and run the command again Post the results from both runs
  19. Can you do this. Fix the RW permissions (ie: disable AFP), then from a console inotifywait --fromfile /boot/config/plugins/ransomware.bait/filelist -e move,delete,delete_self,move_self,close_write Now re-enable AFP which you're saying gives the false trips. The command should exit. Post the output.
  20. a sync basically ensures that any information in ram waiting to be flushed to the drives gets done. Anything that's continually writing continually (eg: Preclears and what you're trying to do) will impact a sync. As to how to handle these situations, not quite sure beyond not trying to stop the array when you're doing a preclear or the shrink array.
  21. Any chance your browser has an adblocker installed? If so, try "whitelisting" your server.
  22. I don't have access to a Mac, so not quite sure what to say. RP is detecting a modification of the file in question, or a rename etc and triggering itself. Not sure if anyone else using AFP has ever seen the same behaviour
  23. The mere fact that Intel chose unRaid to do this speaks for itself.
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