BreakfastPurrito

I'm using Luckybackup with an external HDD formatted in NTFS and get "failed to set times" error on every file. How do I fix this?

Transmission seems to be 'forgetting' certain settings every once in a while. Sometimes all the settings are reset to their default without input from me. This happens to all settings except for those on the 'user interface' tab. Does anyone know how to solve that?

No I want to do that in Transmission for selected files, not move the download folder.

I can't seem to get Transmission to move files to another share. I have these setting for the container: What I want to do is move files to /mnt/user/Media for instance, but it won't. I tried setting the /downloads path to /mnt/user/, but then nothing works and my downloaded files don't show up. What am I doing wrong?

No I did not.

Thanks for the tip. I'll give it a try and see how it goes.

On all my shares I have "Use cache pool" set to Yes. According to the information provided that should mean that when the cache is full data gets written directly to the array. However when I transfer more than the cache can handle via SMB I just get a disk space error and the transfer stops. What is going wrong?

I tried it from command, and it indeed does not respond to a ping. How do I change that? Edit: I found it! I enabled ICMP for that specific IP in my firewall and it worked! Thanks!

I've been trying to get a remote share to work using Unassigned Devices and it just won't work. I can succesfully add the share using the wizard, but then it remains offline and I can't mount it. I tried: - Ports 139 and 445 are open and SMB sharing is enabled on the target server. In Windows I can access the shares just fine. - Using a different user/pass - Trying another folder - Searching this forum - There is no info in the UD logs or the Unraid logs.

I recently installed Duplicati and I am trying to do a backup of my data. It's set to backup all my shares to an external disk, the paths of which are all correctly input. However when I run it, Duplicati doesn't actually back up anything to the drive, it just eats through the entire docker vDisk and then crashes the docker engine. The only way to recover is to start in safe mode, increase the size of the vDisk and then everything returns to normal. There is nothing I can do to stop this process either. After I stop the backup, it still keeps going to eat the entire vDisk. Even the deleting the container does not empty the vDisk. What is going wrong here? Why is it not backing up properly?

My uptime is about a day.

I have the exact same problem. Unfortunately the solution that worked for you -toggling between vendors- doesn't work for me. I checked the config file and it looks similar to yours.

Interesting. I checked, and it happens regardless of what browser I use, and on multiple PC's.

I'm sorry if this is a dumb question, but I couldn't find the answer anywhere. Can I set how long I want to stay logged into the web GUI? It keeps logging me out after a short time, and I would like to stay logged in longer.