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  1. I scheduled a cron job to run the first of the month. It's not up-to-the-minute but its better than nothing.

     

    #!/bin/sh
    find /mnt/disk1 -type f -exec ls -lhs {} \+ > /mnt/disks/notinarray/diskinfo/disk1-`date +"%m%d%y"`.txt
    find /mnt/disk2 -type f -exec ls -lhs {} \+ > /mnt/disks/notinarray/diskinfo/disk2-`date +"%m%d%y"`.txt
    find /mnt/disk3 -type f -exec ls -lhs {} \+ > /mnt/disks/notinarray/diskinfo/disk3-`date +"%m%d%y"`.txt
    find /mnt/disk4 -type f -exec ls -lhs {} \+ > /mnt/disks/notinarray/diskinfo/disk4-`date +"%m%d%y"`.txt
    find /mnt/disk5 -type f -exec ls -lhs {} \+ > /mnt/disks/notinarray/diskinfo/disk5-`date +"%m%d%y"`.txt
    find /mnt/disk6 -type f -exec ls -lhs {} \+ > /mnt/disks/notinarray/diskinfo/disk6-`date +"%m%d%y"`.txt
    find /mnt/disk7 -type f -exec ls -lhs {} \+ > /mnt/disks/notinarray/diskinfo/disk7-`date +"%m%d%y"`.txt
    find /mnt/disk8 -type f -exec ls -lhs {} \+ > /mnt/disks/notinarray/diskinfo/disk8-`date +"%m%d%y"`.txt
    find /mnt/disk9 -type f -exec ls -lhs {} \+ > /mnt/disks/notinarray/diskinfo/disk9-`date +"%m%d%y"`.txt

     

  2. After a recent cable problem I setup a cron job that runs the first of the month listing each disks contents to a separate file. At least this way if something happens in the future i have a somewhat recent list of what was there so i can figure out what is missing.

  3. The limiting factor is going to be the disk drives. I have 10GB Ethernet between my unRaid server and workstation and a Raid 0 BTRFS cache pool of 2 Samsung 850EVO's and the highest transfer rate I can get is a little over 3GB/second. The problem is I'm copying from a single 850EVO on my workstation. I had a Samsung Ultra-M2 drive as my cache disk but I replaced it with the BTRFS pool because it kept over heating and throttling the transfer speed and that was with Gigabit Ethernet. Just get 2 10GB Ethernet cards and call it a day.

     

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