Arby

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  1. Fixing error:

    "Docker image disk utilization of 76% Docker utilization of image file /mnt/user/system/docker/docker.img"

     

    I've been trying to update my plex slowly after not updating it for a while, version by version, but this seems to create lots of previous versions in my docker image? Please see below when I run docker system df -v.

     

    I have tried so far:

    Running the CA Cleanup Appdata

    Running the user script that comes with the plugin "  delete_dangling_images "

    REPOSITORY                         TAG                             IMAGE ID       CREATED         SIZE      SHARED SIZE   UNIQUE SIZE   CONTAINERS
    linuxserver/plex                   version-1.23.6.4881-e2e58f321   688732db5383   2 years ago     662.5MB   0B            662.5MB       1
    linuxserver/plex                   version-1.23.5.4862-0f739d462   db9d42d35e57   2 years ago     662.4MB   129.6MB       532.8MB       0
    linuxserver/plex                   version-1.23.4.4805-186bae04e   a972f83c583c   2 years ago     661.9MB   129.6MB       532.2MB       0
    jlesage/putty                      latest                          90bf9703a35a   2 years ago     107.7MB   77.05MB       30.7MB        1
    linuxserver/plex                   version-1.23.3.4707-ebb5fe9f3   8b7100002aaa   2 years ago     664.1MB   0B            664.1MB       0
    linuxserver/nextcloud              latest                          4c5fbd49d707   2 years ago     414.3MB   0B            414.3MB       1
    linuxserver/plex                   version-1.23.2.4656-85f0adf5b   4124bfd18206   2 years ago     655.7MB   0B            655.7MB       0
    linuxserver/openvpn-as             2.8.8-cbf850a0-Ubuntu18-ls122   04cdda8c9d3e   2 years ago     261.7MB   0B            261.7MB       1
    linuxserver/plex                   version-1.23.1.4602-280ab6053   c5840ee9bc0e   2 years ago     655.4MB   0B            655.4MB       0
    linuxserver/plex                   version-1.22.3.4523-d0ce30438   7f0051d917d7   2 years ago     692.5MB   129.6MB       562.9MB       0
    linuxserver/plex                   version-1.22.3.4392-d7c624def   f97b1ef8d7b0   2 years ago     692.3MB   129.6MB       562.7MB       0

     

    EDIT: Nevermind, I solved it with this command:

    For unused images, use 

    docker image prune -a

     (for removing dangling and ununsed images).
    Warning: 'unused' means "images not referenced by any container": be careful before using -a.

    Source: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/32723111/how-to-remove-old-and-unused-docker-images#:~:text=docker system prune will delete,docker container prune

    https://stackoverflow.com/questions/32723111/how-to-remove-old-and-unused-docker-images#:~:text=docker system prune will delete,docker container prune

     

    Then I finally got this message:

    Docker image disk utilization: DATE

    Notice [SERVER] - Docker image disk utilization returned to normal level
    Docker utilization of image file /mnt/user/system/docker/docker.img

     

  2. I installed a docker container rdt-client which downloads files through torrent, but I'm not able to delete the files (on windows smb share) due to a permissions error. It's been a while since I dabbled in this and I think there might be an easy fix if I give it the right Umask and/or PUID/PGID, does anyone know what I need to do?

     

    These are the current settings of the docker container

     

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  3. 20 hours ago, JorgeB said:

    Problem is device1, not device2

     

    That's strange, here is what the protected cache looks like:

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    I constantly get that error sign for protected_cache 2

     

    I have just bought another one of these drives, I am going to replace protected_cache 1 as you have said that's the one with the issue.

     

    I am going to have to update to 6.10-rc3 or later and follow your comment here, as I don't really want to go through the manual method - do you think that sounds like a good plan? I am just worried protected_cache 2 will also be problematic...there isn't a way unraid can mix up the device number can it? I can't really see protected cache 1 mentioned in the Diags you quoted

  4. Could this be related to the 

    Reallocated sector yellow warning?

     

    Protected_cache 2 has a yellow warning on this with a raw value of 690. I think it has increased over the 1-2 years I've had the server.

     

    I think the cables are ok but I have been unlucky with the drive from the start. I am thinking of getting rid of the pool entirely and replacing it with just 1 big SSD - is there any documentation I can read that can show me how to replace a pool with 1 drive?

  5. I have some issues with my unraid server, it seems to be full, despite have 23TB free. I suspect it might have something to do with the "Some or all files unprotected" warning next to some of the shares. One of my caches, which is a pool only have 143GB free, and manually clicking the mover isn't doing much.

     

    Please could you help me figure out what I need to?

     

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    servername-diagnostics-20230104-1237.zip

  6. On 1/10/2020 at 5:26 PM, rragu said:

    I checked the entry for each bookmark and made sure the checkbox in the screenshot above is UNchecked. And I have Lock Toolbar Positions turned on.

     

    Still no luck. Every time I restart the docker, I go back to having only a row of folder icons with no text.

     

    Did this get solved or does anyone have a solution? I am having the exact same problem described by these two users and so far I have tried those steps.

  7. 1 hour ago, dlandon said:

    Are the files showing up in the recycle bin log?  If not then you still don't have the recycle bin working.

     

    Yes you'e right, they weren't appearing because I had put the rootshare lines back in but without the vfs line you mentioned. I have now removed all of the rootshare lines.

     

    It now appears in the deleted files log but the recycle bin folder doesn't appear still:

     

  8. 8 minutes ago, dlandon said:

    Any entries in the smb-extras.conf file are global and apply to all shares.  The 'vfs objects =' entry removes the vfs recycle bin added to the individual shares.   Talk with Spaceinvader about why that entry is added to the smb extras.  I don't think it is necessary.  It will also affect other vfs objects added by Unraid.

     

    You go to the recycle bin by browsing to it: //tower/share/.Recycle.Bin.

     

    Hi, thanks again for helping. I will remove the vfs objects line, if you don't think it's necessary, I agree!

     

    I still have a problem though, I can't see the Recycle Bin by following your steps, I can't see it anywhere. I have looked in these places:

    Going to shares in the unraid GUI (Files is the share I used to delete the test files)

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    smb on my Windows PC:

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    Binhex-krusader:

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    I have checked the cache drive under the unRAID GUI and can't see the share there.


    Edit: however, when I go into binhex-krusader, a RecycleBin has appeared there under my main UNRAID path:

    image.png.56a58468cc058788f59608c42d139ad7.png

    but when I go in, these folders are all empty:

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  9. 34 minutes ago, dlandon said:

     

    Remove these lines in the smb-extra.conf and try again:

    
    
    [rootshare]
    path = /mnt/user
    comment =
    browseable = yes
    valid users = ***
    write list = ***
    vfs objects =

    You'll have to restart the recycle bin.

     

    I suspect the problem line is the 'vfs objects ='.  The recycle bin is a vfs object and I think that line is negating the recycle bin vfs object.

     

    Would recycle bin plugin not work with rootshare enabled? It would be nice to have rootshare accessible.

     

    Anyway I did that and tested again, I can now see the files in the deleted files log but how would the user access the recycle bin? I can't see that a recycle bin has appeared. I will pm you my diagnostics again.

     

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  10. Hello,

     

    I am on unRAID 6.9.2, I have installed the plugin, enabled it and have not excluded any shares.

     

    I deleted a file but no recycle bin appears on Windows, I am using the smb additional settings rootshare provided by Spaceinvader to access my smb via one rootshare, I have not modified the smb additional settings after installing the plugin as it seems to have modified it by itself.

     

    I have tried to test it by deleting a new file I created and also by deleting a file that already existed. I have turned "Log deleted files" to "yes" and still no luck, nothing appears under "Shares" or "Deleted Files". I would be happy to send my diagnostics file to anyone by pm.

     

    For some reason the plugin doesn't seem to work for me but I'm sure it would work wonderfully if it did.

     

  11. I'd really appreciate if a script was made to do exactly this and if you didn't know the name of the subfolder, in OP's example "VIDEO_TS" is not known say, because you will not know what you will download in the future.

     

    Edit: I have found a script that works:

     

    #!/bin/bash
    find /mnt/user/hms/Materials/Books/Mainfiles -type f -exec mv --backup=numbered -t /mnt/user/hms/Materials/Books/Mainfiles {} +

     

  12. On 3/22/2021 at 8:22 PM, ethanpil said:

    Thanks for the "official" answer. I understand that "backup is a business in and of itself" and certainly a fully integrated backup/restore solution is a complex feature to add and might take some time. In my humble opinion, keeping our data and configuration safe this should be a priority for a company whose core product is a data storage and archiving tool. Unraid is an excellent, mature tool that has an amazing combination power and flexibility. This is the last weakness that needs to be addressed.

     

    You may have missed my core point. Its easy to backup array data, I think everyone gets that. The real impetus here is that we should be informed/able to completely backup and restore all of our configurations for Unraid INCLUDING VM and Docker settings and data even if it has to be done manually until the official tool is developed. Otherwise our work and efforts setting up and configuring Unraid can go to waste. Even the blog post you mentioned only covers backup of array data. There is a glaring omission everywhere in regards to docker and VMs.

     

    Just look at my original post, search reddit, etc. This is a common question without any official or reliable solution. I don't think anyone needs another tutorial on backing up array data, its the other proprietary Limetech magic that we need to be able to backup/restore. The USB image backup is 90% of the way there.

     

    Thanks for listening. So, how can I backup and restore my Dockers and VMs? :)

     

    Forgive me if I am missing something, but can you not backup and restore your dockers using the plugin:

    CA Backup / Restore Appdata

     

    You can choose it to automatically backup your appdata folder?

     

    I am not sure about VM's yet I am yet to run one (only recently set my server up 1-2 days ago) but will run one soon and I agree with your points on being able to backup all the configurations to be able to easy restore them if something happened but I thought this plugin backed up your libvert folder as well, is that not enough to restore from there?

     

    Since it backs it up to the array and you have parity on your array, aren't you all good in terms of backing up? I think I might be missing something here though

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