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Thanks, this got me on the correct track... seems a update to one of my dockers changed the default file location... so it started saving data into the docker, rather than into a share on the array... so as far as the mover was concerned everything was moved, as all the data was inside the docker itself. I changed this to 30... the instructions linked did not say what the value was.. I assume 30 is 30gigs?

My Mover dose not seem to be running.... I dod a reboot by clicking the reboot button... on boot it wanted to do a parity check (it always dose this on safe reboots for some reason... ) but the mover still dose nothing. My cache is nearly full and I do not know what to do? serverox-diagnostics-20220120-1715.zip

bummer so "Note Multiple OpenVPN configuration files is NOT supported, only multi remote lines as shown above." : (

Is there a way to add more then one OpenVPN file to the docker and have the VPN connection cycle through them? Like my VPN has a heap of servers all over the place I can connect to. I have it connected to one place (as the instructions)... but I was wondering if there is a way to download more than one openvpn file and place it in that directory and have the docker cycle through them somehow?

I have been using binhex's QBitTottent+VPN docker, and then routing other dockers through it to share that VPN connection. It works perfectly fine and I have had basically no issues. The one thing I would like to do though is be able to set more than one openVPN file, that connects to a diffrent server... and then have the vpn connection sort of cycle to them now and then on a timer of some sort. Is there any good vpn dockers like that I could use?

Like everyone I just watched SpaceInvaders new video and thought I would give it a go... I was just wondering about how the cache works? Like won't all the new encoded files go into the cache drive? Meaning that only a few encodes and the drive will fill up and then... what? SpaceInvader says to use "prefer cache" for the transcoding tmp dir.. but how dose the other stuff work.. like the place the files are stored.. should be not use the "shares" to find the media folder.. or should be be browsing through the "disk" area and physically setting tdarr to the disks themselves? Is that making sense? I'm a plug and play kind of user.. so not super techy. Also, would anyone be willing to make a noob tutorial on how to connect to a unraid server a node on windows 10?

ok... well I think I am going to mark this solved.. thank you so much for all you help itimpi, ChatNoir and trurl

oh I see... I thought eveytime you change the content of the drive it needs to be updated. So if I copied a bunch of files to the server, it needs to update everything for that data to be insured.

I'm pretty sure it was a shutdown error from not having the correctly set timeouts.. I have had the faq thing linked in this thread and stuff. I have the thing set to monthly now like suggested.. and it has not started again since I rebooted the server.. I was going to wait a week before making solved.. but it seems it was a error in my schedule setting the entire time... maybe. yeah, I mean.. what dose that mean though. Like I have it turned off.. but that means it will still act as data recovery if needed... I do not know what "correcting checks" means.

ok.. I changed it to being off like you said... dose this mean I need to scan now and then with it turned on? Like what exactly does this option mean?

Changed it from "custom" to monthly, like you suggested.

I also installed a plugin I read about called "fix common problems".... the "full scan" is still in progress...

Had to wait for current check to end before accessing the scheduler.. it seems I can only click it form the main page, but the link is not there while it is running. I have it set to MONTHLY at 3:00am... with 3 months between checks. It still says "daily" and "weekly"... if I click on daily nothing it ticked, if I click on weekly there are no tick boxes... and if I click on monthly you can see the ticks...

Ok... thanks.. I'll defiantly do all that.... but the "clean reboot" was not the actual problem.. I just thought it was a symptom of it. Like I said in the OP, the parity-check just kept triggering all the time. It starts again and again without rebooting... Last reboot before this one was 30+ days ago, the time before 50+... but it seems that the parity-check is just constantly turning on all the time.

I have been having a issue where I started to notice slow downs... it seems that my system is constantly doing parity-check... and I do not know why or how to fix it. I thought I would do a small bit of maintenance and see how it all went... I waited for the current parity-check to end I updated all my dockers (nothing errored) I turned off all the dockers and disabled the service I ran the mover i turned on the docker service I clicked the "reboot" button, which as I understand it dose a safe reboot. So the thing rebooted and then instantly started a parity-check. At time of this post it is at 0.6% It usually takes about 22 hours or so. I run 3 16TB drives, with 1 as a parity disk, with a 250GB SSD cache (I plan to upgrade this to a 1GB ssd when I add my next 16TB drive) Anyway... any ideas what is going on? I have the "scheduler" installed and as I understand it I have it set to do a full scan once every 3 months, so 4 times a year. Thanks! SOLUTION : Seams I had the schedule set up wrong. Adjusting the schedule settings fixed the issue. So there was no unraid error at all, it was just user error. serverox-diagnostics-20210906-1429.zip

Does anyone recognise this and know what they are talking about and if there is a way I can adpat these instructions to work in unraid? anyone able to help with this? If you need more info please let me know.

How can I "registers" my unraid torrent to a private tracker.. basically when trying to download or upload I get "unrecognised host/passkey". The site I am looking at has some instructions for "seed boxes" and I was wondering if anyone knows how to adapt this for this docker. Does anyone recognise this and know what they are talking about and if there is a way I can adpat these instructions to work in unraid?

I do not know what is happening... basically I waited until the next time the dockers all needed to be updated, as that was when the errors happened but this time the error didn't happen.. so... "yay.. it is fixed... I guess".... thanks for your help and the into about the diagnostics... next time i have an issue I will use that.

how do I get a diagnostics?

I could really use some help on this one?

Any other ideas?

I do not have this plugin and it is all the dockers... not any one docker.

A strange issue started recently... the docker imagers will not restart.. like I can not clikc on them and select restart, or stop them and then try to start them... they just error with a 404 error.. Any ideas?

How do I install this? I can not find it in the APP search in unraid?

If you install and use this plugin.. do I need to somehow remove the old schedule method unraid uses by default? Or do I just install this and I'm good?