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Agree with @Niklas that the updates to the File Activities plugin spacing of the lines does seem to make it take longer to scroll to the bottom of long lists. If these columns could reorder oldest first, newest first while using the awesome new filter by share or file nameto help find duplicate reads etc that would be great. II also noticed the display events setting doesn't seem to work. I had it set to 4000, but the list of items displayed is over 7000. Finally, the return of the reset button or another way to clear history would be very helpful. Was this function removed in error?

Thank you both. @SimonF @ich777

Does Kernel 6.12.x mean that fan speed and temp can be reported from Intel Arc Axxx and Bxxx cards?

Do you have some performance numbers available if you use plex and transcode? If so, how many 4K HEVC Remux streams can you simultaneously transcode using the new HEVC update / release? e.g 1080p HEVC 12Mbps or 1080p HEVC 20Mbps (which is actually 4K)

Does anyone have performance numbers for expected remux 4K UHD streams transcode to 1080p 12Mbps HEVC (latest plex public release) on 12th gen intel? I have a 12600k, Plex as docker on Unraid and can only just process 2 transcode stream HEVC 4K Remux to HEVC 1080p 12Mbps. Occasional pause / buffer on second stream. Can confirm that HW transcode is working. Intel_gpu_top shows the 3D load at 100%. If running a single remux UHD Remux HEVC to 1080p 12Mbps HEVC the fastest speed shown is 2.3x but it can drop down under 2x .

Did you ever get a fix / solution? I think my 12600k is under performing when it comes to 4k 50mbps HEVC to 4k 20mbps HRVC or 1080p 12mbps HEVC

Where does the mover log go to when using this plugin and it is triggered by schedule? I can't see any logs in the syslog when mover is running via schedule. I wanted to send cache to array twice per month. I have set; Mover Logging: Enabled Log Mover Tuning plugin actions: Yes Force move of all files on a schedule: Yes Cron Schedule to force move all of files: 59 22 10,24 * * Force turbo write during mover: Yes but during the move it did not use turbo write mode. I was looking to see the logs to see the issue. I'm on 7.0.0 Beta 3. After the schedule completed, triggering mover manually via the Dashboard shows the mover logs in the syslog as expected and I can see turbo being set and then returned back to auto.

I'm on the 7.0.0 Beta 2 and have a r8152 card on the way to me. Do I need to do anything other than fit the card, power on, install the plugin and reboot or are there issues with speed and APSM that need manual config? I see that the driver package for Kernel 6.8.12 was compiled in June 24 but for 6.6.52 in Sept 24. Is this an issue? Edit: Used the plugin as is and changed no other settings. Getting approx 2.37Gbps real world file transfers between devices and with iperf3. That's a win!

Looks like Turbo Write" / "reconstruct write" enabled doesn't improve the performance for me.

@anthony0030 Thanks for that. I somehow copied the 0.3 version not 0.3.1. Copied the correct version and all is good! I enabled the "Turbo Write" / "reconstruct write" also for now. Hopefully increases the amount of work done in the 2hr per drive but unsure so far. Seems to be 30-50MB/s Read/Write on the active disk when the defrag is running. What size drives were you running this on? How full?

I get the same as Anthony on 6.12.10. HDD detection not right as it riggers the error popup notification immediately.

After trying out this container for the first time, I have noticed that a log file syslog-127.0.0.1.log has appeared in the user/system share. Includes things like ug 14 22:16:34 unraid1 proxmox-backup-api[10]: service is ready Aug 14 22:16:34 unraid1 proxmox-backup-proxy[49]: service is ready Aug 14 22:16:34 unraid1 proxmox-backup-proxy[49]: applied rrd journal (2 entries in 0.002 seconds) Aug 14 22:16:34 unraid1 proxmox-backup-proxy[49]: write rrd data back to disk Aug 14 22:16:34 unraid1 proxmox-backup-proxy[49]: starting rrd data sync Aug 14 22:16:34 unraid1 proxmox-backup-proxy[49]: rrd journal successfully committed (0 files in 0.000 seconds) Where does this come from and how can I move it? I have not had other containers write logs to this share. As it is on the array, the drives also keep spinning up. --------------------- I am also getting this warning on creation due to the --memory=2g. Is it an 'ignore' kind of error? Edit found the answer: https://forums.unraid.net/topic/139578-your-kernel-does-not-support-swap-limit-capabilities-or-the-cgroup-is-not-mounted-memory-limited-without-swap/ --restart unless-stopped --memory=2g --mount type=tmpfs,destination=/run 'ayufan/proxmox-backup-server:v2.3.2' WARNING: Your kernel does not support swap limit capabilities or the cgroup is not mounted. Memory limited without swap.

A request for nvme-cli please I tried adding it manually for testing purposes from the Slackware15 mirror and installing with upgradepkg --install-new but nvme-cli doesn't exist after install is complete. No error during the install /setup either.

I'm having trouble viewing the new notifications style in the Web UI when using Chrome on Android. Unable to select the options in the dropdown for Alerts Warnings Notices when a notification should show. Tried with desktop mode checked and not. On desktop Chrome it's working fine, but the old display method worked much better for mobile.

Thanks for taking more of a look into it. Seems like the option on Watchtower is encouraged, but a bit silly when there is a button in the plugin that updates. This this can't be easily modified run on a schedule is confusing to me. Using another application to manage updates is a bit overkill. I know the basic script I have on schedule will download all the docker images again, which happens to also grab any updates. It just wastes a few MB downloading images I already have if no update is available. The compose plugin still works with the containers after running the update this way. #!/bin/bash #--------------Original Script docker compose -f /mnt/cacheone/appdata/dockerConfiguration/compose/traefik2_stack/docker-compose.yml -f /boot/config/plugins/compose.manager/projects/Traefik2_stack/docker-compose.override.yml -p traefik2_stack pull docker compose -f /mnt/cacheone/appdata/dockerConfiguration/compose/traefik2_stack/docker-compose.yml -f /boot/config/plugins/compose.manager/projects/Traefik2_stack/docker-compose.override.yml -p traefik2_stack up -d --remove-orphans docker image prune -f /usr/local/emhttp/webGui/scripts/notify -i normal -e "Docker Image Update Completed" -s "" -d "" Edit: Realized your script also just grabs all the image files, even if the image is current. But giving the notification of which images actually change after the pull is a great idea! I have your script running now up to the pull stage. But I had to identify the docker-compose full path. When I run your script as is I get the error that the docker-compose command is not recognized. But if I use the full path for the docker-compose the script works. It is strange because in the web terminal I can just type docker-compose and it works perfectly.