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DMP-UNRAID

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  1. Couple days in and things seem to be working like normal. Thank you one & all for the help, responses.
  2. I tried this option from Gemini "Step 1: Force-Delete the Config We are going to delete the specific configuration file for the media share. Don't worry—this doesn't delete your movies; it just deletes the "rules" for that folder so Unraid is forced to recreate them from scratch. Open the Terminal (>_ icon). Type this exactly and press Enter: rm /boot/config/shares/media.cfg Now, immediately reboot your Unraid server. Step 2: Why Rebooting is Required When Unraid boots back up, it will see the media folder on your disks but notice the .cfg file is missing. It will then generate a brand-new, default configuration file. Because this file is "new," the previous "locks" that were greying out your Primary/Secondary storage settings will be gone. Step 3: Re-configure the Share Once the server is back online: Go to the Shares tab and click on media. The dropdowns should now be black and selectable! Set them to your preferred "Best Practice" setup: Primary storage: Cache Secondary storage: Array Mover action: Cache -> Array" It's giving me the option to change my primary/secondary storage.
  3. I would add a movie and it would ask me where to download to, for some reason it started defaulting to the cache.
  4. To the best of my knowledge I can't see anything directing to that path. I set this up years ago and other than a couple OS upgrades I've not changed anything. Can't even go into the share and change the primary/secondary storage as it's greyed out.
  5. Appreciate the quick response, zip file attached. dmp-unraid-diagnostics-20260316-1904.zip
  6. Hi, Quick question that's been bugging me for the last while, all of a sudden the media folder that I originally created when setting up my Unraid server had all movies/tv etc going to the array but for some reason the last while it now has anything I create being added to my cache folder. Noticed when I went to add a movie folder in Radarr that it was showing as only 774gb free when my array has 4.18tb free. Any new items added through Radarr/Sonarr are now defaulting to my cache drive and I can't figure out how to change it back. All help greatly appreciated.
  7. Got that little bit at the end sorted also. Thank you folks for your help, really was greatly appreciated.
  8. Looks to be all back up and running now. Thanks for all the information/help it was greatly appreciated. I think seeing the "All existing data on this device will be OVERWRITTEN when array is Started" really freaked me out. Here's a link to the screenshot of the array - https://ibb.co/yQvfRcg I've attached the new diagnostics if you want to check it out. dmp-unraid-diagnostics-20240121-1751.zip
  9. Apologies about the delay in getting back to y'all was out of the house for the day. I've assigned all the drives correctly according to what I had previously from the screenshot above. Here's a link to the new diagnostics. I've just assigned the drives and haven't done anything else yet. dmp-unraid-diagnostics-20240121-1053.zip
  10. In the second link above it's referencing the parity drive.
  11. This is how it was originally when I screenshot it before everything - https://ibb.co/yWvFsKZ Here it is now when I've reassigned the disks like above - https://ibb.co/9gjhJNr Is this a good sign now that I've added all the drives back like above? https://ibb.co/cxZ8TTT
  12. I'd taken a screenshot of the disk array earlier in the day. This is the message that popped up "All existing data on this device will be OVERWRITTEN when array is Started" I've a back up from August (I hit backup after the setup earlier and it then had today's date/time for the backup).
  13. Is it possible to get previous logs? I seen the disks and was matching them up the way they were previously. There was a message saying that if it was started that all information would be erased so I unassigned them.
  14. Hi, I'm at a bit of a loss at the moment. I'm running Unraid on a HP Microserver Gen 8 and have wanted for awhile to upgrade the CPU and the RAM & SSD cache drive, got it all up & running bar having the wrong ram, popped back in the old ram and it booted up. I then got an error message "Too Many Wrong And/or Missing Disks!" looked on the forums and they mentioned about "New Config" I did that and now none of my disks are showing in the array. Is it completely wrecked and will I just have to start over again? Some links to screenshots to show my issue and I'll attach my log at the bottom. Any help greatly appreciated, thanks. https://ibb.co/0r3fbbk https://ibb.co/NVVkHk4 https://ibb.co/WvZHHvq dmp-unraid-diagnostics-20240119-1822.zip
  15. Hey folks quick question. I have been receiving this error message the last while and it seems to be persistent. If i manually test the indexers it disappears but then pops up again a little while later. Any help greatly appreciated. "2021-12-17 13:06:13.0|Warn|HttpClient|HTTP Error - Res: [GET] https://torrentapi.org/pubapi_v2.php?mode=list&ranked=0&category=18%3B41%3B49&limit=100&token=(removed)&format=json_extended&app_id=Sonarr: 429.TooManyRequests 2021-12-17 13:06:13.0|Warn|Rarbg|API Request Limit reached for Rarbg"

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