CheeseJam

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  1. Great pluggin! When viewing a share, for example, is there a way to see all of the actions (Copy, Move, Delete, Upload, etc.) at the top of the file browser? For example, when I have a share with a lot of individual folders/items, I have to scroll all the way down to get to the upload button. Thanks! Edit: I apologize for not searching. This question was already answered here.
  2. Thank you so much! Actually, your last suggestion is a great idea (even though it is not super elegant haha). I will just do that, thanks for your help!
  3. Ahh okay, so they are actually spun down, the GUI just isn't reporting it? I just saw your edit and had the same results using sg_start. I am on Unraid 6.10.3. My entire array is SAS drives (all of the drives are periodically accessed throughout the day), and I was under the impression it is best to not repeatedly spin SAS drives up/down, so I have my default spin down delay set to "never" in my disk settings. Should I not be doing this? I am able to override this spin down delay on disks in my array, however, I do not see this option on any of my unassigned devices.
  4. Thanks for the suggestion! When I run this command ("sdspin sdx down") on a spun up device, my log shows this: "SAS Assist v2022.05.25: Spinning down device /dev/sdx" However, the disk doesn't seem to actually spin down. It still shows up as green and with a temperature reading (the spun down devices do not seem to give a temperature reading, which makes sense to me). I attached a picture of what it looks like after trying that command on two of my drives (sdd and sde). The "sdspin sdx up" command works correctly. Any idea what's going on?
  5. Hi, noob here! I have 4 SAS drives that are unassigned and in reserve in my system. On boot, these 4 drives all spin up. I have this plugin installed and can manually spin them down just fine. However, I would like these drives to automatically spin down whenever my system boots. I was thinking a script at boot would be a good option here, but I can't seem to figure out a spin down command that works. I have tried "sg_start -S /dev/sdx" in the console as a test on a drive that is spun up, but that doesn't seem to spin down the drive. Any tips? Sorry if this isn't necessarily related to the plugin!