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That seems to have been the culprit! I fixed the case issue in the .cfg file and the share is moving as expected now. Thanks for your help! 🙌

@troubledraider I eventually went with a Debian LXC container with LFTP installed. It felt like a great middle-ground between resource usage and isolation from the Unraid host. Been super happy with it!

I'm trying to replace my cache drive, so I need to move all files off of it first. However, when I run the mover, it starts and immediately finishes without actually moving any data: May 5 00:28:58 sheik move: mover: started May 5 00:28:58 sheik move: mover: finished I'm specifically trying to move the media share, which currently has over 500GB of files on the cache. I've read that many people with a similar issue found the "Mover Tuning" plugin to be the culprit, but I've never had that installed on my system. Any idea what's going on here? sheik-diagnostics-20250505-0029.zip

I've got an Ubuntu Server VM that I mount some shares to via virtiofs. I have corresponding fstab entries for these that look like this: media /mnt/media virtiofs rw,relatime 0 0 However, when I create or edit files in these shares from the VM, it gives me an owner of my username, and a GID 1000. Ideally I'd want the group to be "users" so my docker containers could perform operations on these files as well, but I cannot for the life of me figure out how to do this. Is there a way?

Yep, and there wasn't. I was swapping in a brand new drive to replace a failing one. So formatting would've been fine in that case. But, you live and you learn!

You nailed the issue. I had just swapped in a new Disk 2, and Check Disk Filesystems found a handful of errors after the data rebuild. Running the filesystem repair and rebooting solved the issue. In hindsight I should've formatted the drive before starting the data rebuild, but we still got there in the end! Thanks for your help!

I'm also having the issue of a full syslog. Mind helping me find the culprit? sheik-diagnostics-20221130-1342.zip

I've got a remote seedbox and a local Unraid machine that I often transfer files between, and for years I used a Ubuntu Server VM + LFTP to accomplish it. That worked great, but since I've moved all the VM's other functions to dockers and plugins within Unraid, I'm wanting to retire the VM altogether and get some precious CPU resources back. This leaves me with having to find a new SFTP solution. So far I've tried two things: 1. LFTP through Unraid's terminal. Works, but config doesn't survive reboot. 2. Filezilla docker container. It's extremely clunky and doesn't scale well to high-dpi screens. No idea how people use this regularly So that leaves me with...well, I'm not sure what that leaves me with. Any solutions I'm missing?