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Because there is no GUI admin page/tools, you need to use CLI. But for some reason the Docker console closes immediately every time, so I can't do any user maintenance. I tried to pull up logs and use the main Unraid console docker cmd to get to container /bin/bash but that was unsuccessful as it didn't recognize the container name.

I don't think the title is quite descriptive enough. I have a primary cache pool of several drives that's explicitly for files. I also created a separate secondary btrfs formated cache pool with its own singular non-redundant ssd for docker appdata. Plex has just about filled it up with its database. I'm at 93% capacity. I would just add another drive and extend the pool, but I'm all out of SATA ports. So I bought another drive twice the capacity to replace it. My question is, what's the best/proper procedure for replacing that drive? Do I set the 'appdata' share to move everything to the array, remove the drive, install the new one, start the array, and move all the files back? I fear if anything goes wrong all my containers are gonna get corrupted or not work.

You need a celery broker. This is the reason you don't see any files uploaded. Spin up an instance of Redis and add these to your Mayan environmental variables: MAYAN_CELERY_BROKER_URL: redis://:<password>@<unraid_ip>:6379/0 MAYAN_CELERY_RESULT_BACKEND: redis://:<password>@<unraid_ip>:6379/1

I just implemented an instance of Mayan EDMS as a document manager. It's a destructive file manager. Everything added to the import folders are renamed to a unique identifier, file extension is stripped, it's copied to the app storage folder, and the original file in the import folder is deleted. Is there a way I can get every file added to the import folder immediately copied to a backup folder? I'd like it to happen as soon as it's added.

Where are the documents stored? In the template it only has inputs for data, watched, and staging folders. If the container data is stored on a cache drive, are the documents stored on the cache drive as well? How can you allocate document storage to a folder on the array, separate from the container data?

Those commands worked as described. Here's my diag zip. I tried bypassing the switch and plugging it directly into the router, still didn't get me any network connection. I plugged my laptop in the switch and it connect no problem. I tried doing some searching and I came across a similar situation with no clear solution here: rexbox1-diagnostics-20220308-1107.zip

I dunno what happened. It was working fine, then it went unresponsive. I tried to reboot and couldn't reach it remotely. I then tried to start it in GUI mode and when it gets to that step, I just get a blinky cursor. Reboot into CLI, I get a login prompt and it logs in, but still no webui. I pinged Google, complete packet lost. Pinged my main router, also no dice. I have a secondary moca router that my Unraid is connected to that didn't have the conected light on. I power cycled it, it connected and I logged into my main router and still didn't see Unraid online. I also didn't see another machine connected to the same switch behind the moca router. I logged into the managed switch and it said both links were up though. I'm gonna replace it with unmanaged switch in the morning. I'm tired and I'm pulling my hair out. I dunno if these issues are related or what's not working right atm.

I've had this container running for months no problems. Downloads went in one cache pool, and the config in separate drive in another pool. All the sudden, it starts putting downloads in the config folder even though the template specifies a different path (it was the first thing I checked). Did something change in a recent update?

This would be great if it had a gui interface, gave a report of what dupes were found, and had options to choose which ones to keep.