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It's not the parity. Raw storage is much higher. Both SMB and NFS shares do the same thing, they add whatever is used by that specific share to the free space to determine the total amount of storage. The video share has 1TB used, the Lightroom share almost 4 and the other one is empty in that screenshot, hence the difference. Maybe I'll just report it as a bug. I wonder if anybody else has seen this behaviour though?!

I have set up three shares, which are all on the same zpool, as network drives in Windows 11. Even though they are all on the same pool, they show different sizes for both used and total size. The I: and V: drives in the screenshot are shared via SMB, the L: drive via NFS (since my Lightroom grinds to a halt when having my library on an SMB share for some reason). Basically what I'm seeing is that they all report 17.8TB of free space (which is fine), and add whatever is used by the share to that for the total amount. This is very odd behaviour. I would expect them all to show the size of the pool as total space and whatever is left on the pool as available across all shares. This may just be a bug, but if anybody has come accross this before I'd love any suggestions on how to fix this, as my OCD can't cope with it 😅 Btw this was present in 6.12.3 and still is in 6.12.4. I don't know about before then as I wasn't using Windows then.

Thanks a bunch, kubed_zero! I ended up modifying that disk_temps.sh script to also include the drives that were missing before and pointed SNMP to that modified copy. Man, if only there was a proper UnRAID API to not have to deal with hacky workarounds like this.

First of all, thanks for the super quick reply!!! So what I'm getting from this is that mdcmd status only outputs array disks and no cache pools etc. What I don't quite understand is if there's a way to get those drives in there and if so, how.

I'm hoping I haven't missed this information somewhere, but is there a way to get disk temperature of disks that are not in the array (i.e. in pools) ? I can only see array drives when I do snmpwalk -v 2c localhost -O n -c public 'NET-SNMP-EXTEND-MIB::nsExtendOutLine."disktemp"' Already tried adding disk /mnt/pool to the SNMP configuration (the pool is called pool 🙂) but nothing... Any advice?

Thank you! I knew there had to be a simple solution for this! Also, if anyone else finds this, in the specific case of rsnapshot you can also specify a config file to use with the -c option so I just point it to a permanent file now Hadn't seen this option before. Thanks again, itimpi!

Ok I'm probably just being stupid, but is there a way to preserve config files after a reboot? Specifically, I installed rsnapshot through the plugin but after a reboot the config file in /etc/rsnapshot.conf is reset to its default. Any help would be much appreciated! Thanks!