PeterNet

Wonder why this hasn't been taken care of yet. Should be a simple thing, I guess...

Aww, now it worked! The files are first stored in the cache drive. Activating Mover will then move the files to HDD array. Perfect!!

Removed the cache drive that didn't mount and running with a single drive cache now. Copying gets still the same result. No activity on Cache. Also attaching a new Diagnostics file. tower-diagnostics-20200912-2255.zip

That's strange. It was up and running before. I will try the Single cache drive mode and see what happens for this matter.

Done and here they are:

Great, thank you! Here it comes. Cheers, Peter tower-diagnostics-20200912-2128.zip

Never had Disk Share turned on for my disks. Cache Share seems to be turned on by default, after activating Cache.

Source: My table computer (Downloads folder) Destination: Standalone Unraid Server with User Share: \\192.168.x.x\Container\Ztore (Subfolder Ztore after User Share "Container")

The User Share: \\192.168.x.x\Container\(Ztore)

A new file.

User Share setup: What happens when copying. No activity on cache. (now tested with RAID0 on cache to see if it worked better) Have I missed something?

My bad. I meant User Share, but referred to it as Disk Share. Sorry for that. The User Share is set to All Disks.

I did setup the cache with 2 SSD:s, RAID1. Then changed "Use Cache" to Yes on my Disk Array Share. When copying to the Disk Array Share, there were only disk activity showing on the Array Disks. Not the Cache Disks. Ergo, The Cache weren't used at all.

Well, then it no longer works as it used to do in v5. Turning on the cache, it was transparent with the Disk Array share. I just saved files to: 192.168.x.x\sharename\folder1\folder2\etc... But instead of being placed directly on the main array, the files were placed on the Cache disk (with a copy of the folder structure). Then doing the Mover, it would transfer everything to the actual Disk Array. So that is no longer possible then?

That's strange. It seems like when I saved files to the array share, they were place on the disk array immediately and not on the cache. Like: 192.168.x.x\sharename\folder1\folder2 The cache seems to have its own share: 192.168.x.x\cache\sharename\(-empty-) But I couldn't find my directory structure like I would in the disk array share.