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shrippen

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  1. Hi, I recently noticed that quite often my Unraid shows a high shfs usage of over 100%. This slows down file access over the network considerably. I have stopped all dockers and VMs but that didn't stop the behaviour. Only when stopping the array didn't the process stop. I have attached my diagnostics for further evaluation. zeronas-diagnostics-20210318-1010 (1).zip
  2. Also looking for the new version to be updated into the docker
  3. This works wonderfully so far. What I am struggling with is to automate the python scripts (they fetch data from the internet and store them in influxdb btw if that is important). Under Linux I would use cron but I haven't really used it. There are some nice tutorials it but the questions is how to write that down in bash. So that it gets automatically entered every time. I guess I should use anacron? But I am total unsure how to add this via bash... Does anyone have an idea?
  4. Hello, I have a question regarding the debian docker on a fundamental level. I want to find out if this could work for my usecase. I want to run some python scripts regularly. Some people have told me that I should run those in a docker and not in unraid itself. If I use debian as a docker and say install some dependencies like a few python librarys and the docker gets updated. Will those things I have installed stay? As I understand it normally this whole docker things works by storing the config files somewhere else so that when the docker gets updated it just needs to read these config files and off we go. But I haven't yet understood how this works with a whole OS as the docker. Should I rather use a VM?

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