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Do you know if there's a tutorial on the forum explaining the meaning of each thing?

I dont know how acknowledge the errors lol

I need your help. I read some posts but I didn't understand what's it. My HD says there's a problem. I've attached diagnostics .server-diagnostics-20221012-1031.zip

How to close the post and write solved?

It´s so easy lol I achiev! Thank you all for your help. You are too much!

I run "move" again and now the folders no longer appear on disk1 (array). This (docker-xfa.img) is that was created (new). The old one I don't have. I only have the appdata backup that has already been restored. Now I need to make them appear (menu -> docker) server-diagnostics-20220911-1655.zip

/mnt/user/system/docker/docker-xfs.img /mnt/vms_dockers/system/docker/docker-xfs.img

Now I'm understanding why there is this (/mnt /disk1 /user0).

@trurl @JorgeB Output command "find /mnt/ -name libvirt.img" /mnt/user/system/libvirt/libvirt.img /mnt/vms_dockers/system/libvirt/libvirt.img 1) I created the folders (appdata/system/vms) in the array. 2) I selected "Use cache pool (for new files/directories): PREFER" 3) After copying from array to cache I selected "Use cache pool (for new files/directories): ONLY" because I don't want "move" again. The Vms and dockres will be in the cache and I will backup by CA Backup. I took a test. Everything I create in the array folders (appdata/system/vms) also is created in the cache folders (I think the array folders are defined as a reference to cache folder). VMs = Solved I only had 2 virtual machines. So I created new virtual machines to solve the problem faster. Docker = Unresolved The dockers still don't show up. I need help fixing this part.

@trurl In my case I'd like to leave the VMs and Dockers to cache. I selected (cache:only). The files will not be sent to array, then I need to make a backup through "Settings -> Backup/Restore Appdata" and "Settings -> Vm Backup". Correct?

I understood perfectly how the Cache works. It was just how I imagined. The only thing that confused me is this part. Do you mirror (raid) the cache to have a copy of the files. Wouldn't it be easier copy to the array? As I understood, the cache files are safe there. The only risk is when executing the "mover". They can be lost (power out, crash, among others). If you don't run "mover", they are safe, as in a HD/SSD. Is this corretly? Thanks all for the anwsers @trurl @kizer

trying again server-diagnostics-20220910-0039.zip

My SSD had a problem. I lost everything, it doesn't read anything. Inside it had the folders (domain, appdata, system). I have backup all of them, however when I restore the dockers and VMs they don't appear. I restored so: appdata = Settings -> Backup/Restore Appdata system (libvirt and docker) = copy and paste to new SSD domain (vms) = copy paste to new SSD Any suggestion? Tks

Yes, I verified that´s possible. The cache works the same as the UD (as a disk outside the array). But I thought the cache files needed to be moved to the server to not risk losing it. I thought they will stay in memory until moved. So, in short, does the cache just send files from one side to the other (cache / array)?

Please, a doubt. 1) Does the cache move all files to array every day? 2) How to leave the files (Vms, Dockers...) in the SSD cache? My VMs are in the UD, every week I make backup with CA Backup. In the cache they are at risk of corruption (that's what I understood)? It doesn't seem safe to me.

Where´s the new post?

I answered wrong (deleted). You want backup between servers. Really Luckbackup is better for this.

Sorry, I can't record the video in English. I don't speak English, I speak Portuguese.

My contribution to the forum

Hi ladies and gentlemen. How can i read script name that´s running in real time? Is there any command? Example: $name or $ScriptName Remenber: I don't create a variable called (name) in my script. I would like to know the script name that´s running now. Tks

Hey @Danilo I updated the tutorial, try again and if you can't let me know.

@dlandon @wgstarks I managed to activate notifications now lol... Now it worked, thanks everyone for help. You are sensational! I'll leave the script for whoever needs it. It's very easy and simple.

The UD page is this? I found this on another website. /usr/local/sbin/rc.unassigned mount autodevices all devices set to auto mount will be mounted. /usr/local/sbin/rc.unassigned mount autoshares all SMB/NFS mounts set to auto mount will be mounted. /usr/local/sbin/rc.unassigned umount auto all devices and SMB/NFS mounts set to auto mount will be unmounted. /usr/local/sbin/rc.unassigned umount all all devices and SMB/NFS mounts are unmounted in preparation for shutting down the array. /usr/local/sbin/rc.unassigned mount /dev/sdX or devX mount device sdX where 'X' is the device designator. The devX is the device name in the UD page. If the device name is 'Dev 1', then use dev1 as the device to mount. /usr/local/sbin/rc.unassigned umount /dev/sdX or devX unmount device sdX /usr/local/sbin/rc.unassigned spindown devX spin down a disk. SSDs will not spin down. /usr/local/sbin/rc.unassigned mount SOURCE where SOURCE is the SMB/NFS source. /usr/local/sbin/rc.unassigned umount SOURCE where SOURCE is the SMB/NFS source. So I tried like that but didn't work /usr/local/emhttp/plugins/unassigned.devices/scripts/rc.unassigned mount /dev/dev1 or /usr/local/sbin/rc.unassigned mount /dev/dev1

But I don't know how to use this! Is it right? /usr/local/emhttp/plugins/unassigned.devices/scripts/rc.unassigned mount "/dev/dev1"

Gentlemen, I thought when restarting Unraid, device letters on unassigned devices wouldn't change. But I took a test and they changed. It was "sde and "sdg" and now it's "sdd" and "sdf". I have a script in "CA users Scripts" who assembles these devices to backup. It's programmed to run automatically. In this case, it doesn't work. Does anyone have a solution? This is my script in "CA users Scripts" Fixed_Device=( "sde" "sdg" ) i=0 while [ $i -lt ${#Fixed_Device[@]} ] do /usr/local/emhttp/plugins/unassigned.devices/scripts/rc.unassigned mount "/dev/${Fixed_Device[$i]}1" let i++ done