remotevisitor

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  1. remotevisitor's post in Best way to set up alerts for Parity failures? was marked as the answer   
    You should probably configure "Notifications" to at least send your emails if something important needs your attention:
     
      Settings -> Notification Settings -> SMTP settings
  2. remotevisitor's post in Moving data between shares with different caching rules behaves unexpectedly was marked as the answer   
    Short answer yes.    But as you say it isn’t very intuitive.
     
    The placement rules apply to new files.    The mv command isn’t creating a new file, just renaming an existing file so the placement rules do not apply.
     
    You have 2 possible choices:
    Set the Media share’s cache setting to ‘Yes’ rather than ‘No’ and mover will subsequently move the files from the cache drive to the data drives. change your command to mv downloads/some_dir/ /mnt/user0/Media/. As share views in user0 does not include the cache drive this forces the mv command to do a copy/delete rather than just a rename.
  3. remotevisitor's post in Unraid says file doesn't exist when I can see it clearly with ls was marked as the answer   
    Try running
    ldd ./st and see if it reports any missing share libraries that it requires.