hugenbdd

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  1. Make sure logging is on. Move Now button follows plug-in filters (Yes) Turn on test mode (Very bottom) Test each directory one at a time in your file. It's possible there are control characters for the end of line if you created the file in windows. If you created it with vi editor or from the command line this should not be the case.
  2. I think you will be okay... but make a backup of the file just in case.
  3. Probably doesn't survive reboot. I'll work on a release in the next few days.
  4. Please post in here. A Screen shot of your mover settings, set mover logging to enabled, and the diagnostics zip file mentioned above after mover has run. This should let me track down any issues.
  5. There was an Echo in there for that statement. Next release will have it updated to follow the logging settings. (But that may be a while...) If you want to fix it now. Line 396 of /usr/local/emhttp/plugins/ca.mover.tuning/age_mover Change echo "mover not Needed." to mvlogger "Mover not Needed."
  6. Make sure the file matches in here. /boot/config/shares
  7. Looks like it might be a share name issue. Sep 27 19:05:59 unRaid root: mvlogger: Not in Test mode Sep 27 19:05:59 unRaid root: find: unknown predicate `-depth+= | /usr/local/sbin/move -d 1' Is the share name media or Media. (lower versus upper). Seems also maybe a configuration file may have a mismatch in it to cause the issue above.
  8. I'll check the code but should only be happening when logging is enabled....
  9. Mover Logging : Enabled. (Up top, schedule area) You can see in your last pic the "mover started. Mover Finished". at the bottom. That will expand to a lot more. You will need to browse the individual cache drive or use the console and issue ls commands on the cache. https://www.tecmint.com/15-basic-ls-command-examples-in-linux/ also https://www.techrepublic.com/article/linux-directory-navigation-tips-and-tricks/#:~:text=To change to your home,and then press [Enter].
  10. And you probably want to set this to no. Move files off cache based on age?
  11. Enable logging, then check what files are left. Do you have other shares using this cache drive? (i.e. appdata)
  12. Try setting this to 0 and not 1. Move files that are greater than this many days old: You can also run in test mode and review the files it will be selecting. (see the log file)
  13. Newer... Previously I had a separate button, but Squid gave me direction in how to add this back in so I added it as an option.
  14. Forgot.. (I have to many options in the plugin....) But do you have this set? (Second to last question) Move Now button follows plug-in filters: Yes
  15. Is it the button in the scheduler page that isn't working or when it is run at it's scheduled time? (Sorry, will play around with tonight/tomorrow)
  16. Possibly. I don't have 6.10 yet. I'm still on 6.9.1 I'll update my dev box this week. What might have happened is that 6.10 provided a new mover script. Overwritting the plug-in's script which just points to the plug-in's new script or the original script. You might be able to get the plug-in working by removing then re-installing the plug-in.
  17. Yeah those aren't good. I'm not very familiar with hard linking. But it should be moving them. Found this thread.. Looks like maybe the 2 dangling links are related to possible corrupt disk/files.
  18. Please post your Diagnostics log file. Tools>Diagnostics>Download
  19. Not from my plug-in. If you have a lot of experience you can create your own command line and pipe the output to the mover binary. Something like below in a cron entry. (User scripts plug-in). However... you won't have any of the supporting code around it. i.e. to see if mover is currently running. find "/mnt/cache/<YOURSHAREHERE>" -depth | /usr/local/sbin/move -d 1
  20. It's also possible that a share got changed from yes to no without mover running. Leaving them orphaned. I don't think its best to be built into the plug-in. Probably better to use something like Midnight Commander. However, I can still be convinced to look into it for a good reason.
  21. noted, will include in the next update.
  22. See the post a few up. Use the setting Ignore files listed inside of a text file: Then enter the path to your file containing the path to the directory you don't want moved. (i.e. must be /mnt/cache/ or your cache pool path, not the share path.)
  23. Supports multiple pools. However, settings are applied to all pools.
  24. Yup that’s the right find command. if you look further back in the thread someone posted a good explanation of how to use it. I’ll still review tomorrow.
  25. I think you can do this. It has been a while since I programmed it and can't review the code right now. Will look at it tomorrow. However, you can play with this pretty easily. (without actually moving anything.) Create the text file, add the path you don't want moved. Then change two other settings. Move Now button follows plug-in filters: Yes Test Mode: Yes Hit the move now button and then review the sys log (upper right, 2nd most right button.) If it does what you want, change the test mode back to "no".