tsmebro

I have the same problem and tried the fixes suggested. My upload script deletes empty folders, mount script is set to run every 10 minutes and when it creates the folders again they have owner root. Not very elegant but I just run a user script to change those permissions on the local folder daily. Set to a couple of hours after the upload script has done it's thing

I've had everything working for a while now but have recently started getting some permission errors. I've managed to trouble shoot a bit but just need a hand with how to fix so I don't wreck everything! Upload script runs once daily and once finished deletes local/movies and local/tv Mount script runs at 10 minute intervals and creates local/movies,tv with owner root but only has read only permissions for group and other In turn that seems to change permissions on merged folder I can then manually change permissions on local folder and everything's fine till the upload script deletes folders and mount script makes dirs again with the same permission problems I guess what I need to know is how to get the upload script to not delete local/movies, tv or house to get the mount script to create these folders with read/write permissions?

Sorry just checked and pricing wasn't actually in the email, but following the instructions on upgrading it looks like Enterprise Standard has unlimited storage with only one user needed for 20/month. Bit more than I pay now but I guess it's still cheaper than if they enforced the 5 user thing on business. https://support.google.com/a/answer/10085477?authuser=2 I haven't upgraded yet, I might hold off until they make me!

Possibly off topic, but has anyone moved to Google workspaces yet? I just got the email and looks like it's an extra $5 a month for unlimited with only one user. I'm guessing everyone with a business plan at the moment will have to upgrade at some stage? Or maybe we'll be grandfathered in?

Yep! I'm down in New Zealand, we're in lock down for 4 weeks at least, apart from essential services. Not even supposed to drive outside your local area.

Got me curious so I just checked mine. All my files that sonarr/radarr have moved from rtorrent show an inode count of 2 with files from sab showing 1 (guessing cause sab just moves them rather than copying?) The only difference I can see with my setup is all my containers paths are /user -> /mnt/user Not really sure if that's enough to make a difference though? I also have my local share set to use the cache drive

I've got Plex set to not delete trash automatically

I was getting the same error. I deleted any mergfs docker images and pulled the latest one like @teh0wner suggested above and the error went away

docker images -a should list all docker images running or not and docker rmi [image-id] to remove