Iker

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  1. Sorry I confuse the placeholder with an actual value, I'll send you a couple DMs over the weekend for additional info from your polls.
  2. Please remove the exclussion pattern and give it a minute to check if that works, also, try with the refresh interval enabled; please let me know if any of those options help you with problem, otherwise i'll send you a dm to start debugging the error.
  3. Hi, that's a very weird issue, have you done any changes on your pools or exclusion pattern recently?
  4. Probably I should start putting together a FAQ on the first thread page:
  5. The update fixed an issue with the mountpoint being displayed as "undefined" for zvols, it was reported by an user via dm; the full support for zvol is coming, but is going to take me a while.
  6. Hi @dopeytree I think this article will help you to understand how snapshots work on ZFS (https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2020/05/zfs-101-understanding-zfs-storage-and-performance/) and better plan your policy. You can always check how much space a snapshot is using with the "Snapshots Admin" dialog on the plugin. @couzin2000 I have seen that error multiple times with different plugins, it's not directly related to this plugin, so you should post it to General support thread.
  7. New update with the following changelog: 2024.03.31 Change - Convert to dataset reporting on dataset row Add - Unraid notifications for Convert to Dataset Fix - Compatibility with 6.13 beta Fix - for folder listing corner cases Fix - for zvols mounting point
  8. The convert to dataset functionality is just a convenient way of copying the data without having to execute the commands, but you can always do it manually. Create a dataset and the respective child ones, and start syncing each folder to the corresponding dataset from the source using rsync.
  9. When you create a dataset at the root level, Unraid detects it as an user share. It's working as intended. It's very simple: When you unlock a dataset, you're also mounting it, so you can access the content in the mountpoint (/mnt/data/media). When you lock the dataset, the mountpoint still exists as a folder, so you can write anything to it because it's a normal folder within the system.
  10. Fair enough, as I said, this is still a work in progress, and your feedback is very much welcome. @d3m3zs As the other disks are sleeping and the last refresh date doesn't change, I suggest you post the problem on the unassigned devices plugin thread.
  11. Some questions that could help to pinpoint the issue source: Are the other pool disks sleeping? "Last refresh" date changes? Do you have other processes/plugins accessing the folders/files stored on that pool?
  12. @MowMdown I have been thinking about reworking the entire snapshot admin dialog, but it is still in the draft phase. However, what you suggest maybe even more problematic than the current approach. Many people using ZFS have tens, if not hundreds, of snapshots in a single dataset, and displaying that inline along with the dataset will be a nightmare for you as a user and for me as the developer. Right now, I'm more inclined to directly present snapshots grouped by date (no more than ten buckets) on the contextual menu and implement another contextual menu for the dataset with all the related actions. But if you folks have any other ideas, I'm more than open to reading them.
  13. New update with the following changelog: 2024.03.03 Fix - Dataset name validation before convertion Fix - rsync command for folders with whitespaces or special characters Fix - Errors on empty exclusion patterns Add - Compatibility with 6.13 beta
  14. Sorry, I'm very reluctant to delete data without user verification; I prefer you folks verify that everything is fine and the data that you need is already in the dataset, and then and only then, you manually delete the source folder; this prevents accidentally losing data in case of unexpected errors. As I said before, I'm working on changing the dialog for conversion to a progress bar integrated on the main UI.
  15. Hi @Larz the situation that you mention is something that I imagine may happen with large transfers, as the dialog is dismissed if the page refreshes or if any other notification/dialog appears; however, as the rsync process is running in the background, everything should be fine, and when finished, the plugin should give you a new dialog with the process result. I'm currently working on building a progress bar that appears at the right side of the dataset name to indicate any ongoing transfers and allow you folks to perform multiple transfers simultaneously.