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Look at the custom kernel tool instead.

That all needs to be withing the virual environment, in that case th specific docker you're running. Nothing runs on the host, its all within the container.

Should we start a new thread for Unraid 2021 Feature Request Wishlist?

FWIU, You should be using Service Accounts so you have no upload quota.

This entire thread is full of examples and explainations.

I dont see anyone piling on. As an outside observer, I see a single question was asked. I do not see any answers provided to the question. In order to have improvements, one has to know what and how it can be improved. May I suggest as a neutral observer, that you stop reading intent and other malicious actions into the simple single question, when they simply do not exist.

Possibly only cache files within a certain time range window? Like the last 7 or 14 days, if memory usage becomes tight.

Can't be done with how current filesystems work.

Yes it is possible, if you mean Memory when you say "cache". Use the User Scripts plugin for managing and controlling the scripts you write. I think it would be a combination of find and dd.

Patch details:

It may not since it doesn't alter special bits (set group or id) , but this might work to clear those on directories: chmod 0777

Look to see if places like Toast.Net offer services in you area. For most areas they are AT&T resellers that offer plans far cheaper and without data limits.

If you're on WOW (Wide Open West) cable, this might be relevant as some users have encountered issues trying to route to 1.1.1.1. I haven't experienced it, but I have seen other places that have also messed up 1.1.1.1 as it's used in too many examples. https://www.dslreports.com/forum/r32875282-What-is-this-tomfoolery-with-1-1-1-1-not-cool

Try 7Zip.

And the support issues will be exponentially expanded through the roof as every card seems to require its own driver and has its own set of quirks.

Another alternative is using MOCA Adapters, bonded 2.5 preferably, if you have coax runs in your building. They work exceptionally well.

Why? Is your server portable? Are you moving it around your house?

Did you reboot after uninstalling?

If it was easy to do, then it should be easy for a writeup with detailed instructions for anyone to follow.

Look into Unassigned Devices. You can setup scripts for when certain devices are plugged in. At least that's where I would start.

No. That is a replacement variable used by Samba itself. It is not meant for you to set.

The answer to this is "From your backup(s)". unraid does not remove the need of backups. If you value your data, have a backup plan to follow.

It's always running on behalf of "root" since that's the only user that exists for unRaid on the GUI or able to login.

In the meantime, perhaps provide a LetMeGoogleThatForYou on the package name link?

Are you using this user script or the Dynamix version?