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Agreed, the above steps solved the problem for a short time, but the issue returned.

I'm having the same "problem". Everything appears to be working as expected, however.

Smooth update here from 6.6.6 after over 100 days of uptime - thanks for all the hard work!

My 2 9211-8i controllers suffer from the problem of a lag when another drive on the same controller spins up. This causes issues when we're watching one movie, but another process spins up a different drive on the same controller. Any suggestions for a controller that won't exhibit this problem so I can stop using spin-up groups?

Just roll back to the previous release 145. Not a big deal.

Yeah, happening here too. Never had an issue until today. For now I've rolled back to previous release 145 (Go to edit and for repository just put a :145 at the end so it says linuxserver/deluge:145) Working so far, but time will tell

Yeah, 2.2.2 if I remember correctly. Yesterday I changed the cache pressure setting to 0 which seemed to help with the spinups when navigating the disks (if I manually spin them down). The file activity plugin is still showing files getting opened during the night - the only thought I have is that cache_dirs is hitting them again to refresh the cache? They are files no other docker or plugin would otherwise touch.

Same here, my disks no longer spin down either. Disabling the plugin allows them to spin down. It started around the same time for me too (when the plugin would no longer start with the array).

I'm aware you escape spaces with a backslash, but a backslash comma doesn't seem correct "TV\,Shows"

One of my cached folders has a space in it. It's showing up weird in the line "Setting Included dirs:" as "TV\,Shows" Perhaps that's just a logging bug and doesn't impact behavior? Just checking. Seeing a lot more spin ups (and far fewer spin downs) recently. I'll wake up in the morning expecting to see the whole array spin down, but that's not the case any longer. It's changed in the past week or two. Maybe since 6.6.3 or since some updates to the plugin and the changes? Unsure. cache_dirs version 2.2.2 No Memory ulimit applied Setting cache_pressure=10 Arguments=-i Movies -i Nate -i Pictures -i TV\ Shows -i Videos -l on -U 0 Max Scan Secs=10, Min Scan Secs=1 Scan Type=adaptive Min Scan Depth=4 Max Scan Depth=none Use Command='find -noleaf' ---------- Caching Directories --------------- Movies Nate Pictures TV Shows Videos ---------------------------------------------- Setting Included dirs: Movies,Nate,Pictures,TV\,Shows,Videos Setting Excluded dirs: min_disk_idle_before_restarting_scan_sec=60 scan_timeout_sec_idle=150 scan_timeout_sec_busy=30 scan_timeout_sec_stable=30 frequency_of_full_depth_scan_sec=604800 cache_dirs started

Ah yes, there it is. In any case, good reasons why the logo shouldn't contain taglines

I'm in agreement with you, but that's acceptable spelling in British English (not so much in American English) so he's likely from somewhere in the UK.

Installing the Cloud print driver is probably the easiest way to print to it from Windows: https://tools.google.com/dlpage/cloudprintdriver I was having trouble printing until I gave my printer a static IP address. CUPS would lose the printer over time otherwise. Maybe that would help? Beyond that, I'm not sure. You could try restarting the docker as well.

For those having issues getting Cloud Print to work in the CUPS docker... Here's how I got it all going: Add your printer in the WebUI ssh into your unRAID box run the following command to log into your CUPS docker. If you've renamed the docker, replace CUPS with your new image name docker exec -t -i CUPS /bin/bash run the following command to start up the cloudprint service and attach it to your Google account: ./etc/service/cloudprint/run This will give you a URL to use to link the Printer to your Google account. Copy/paste it into your local browser and follow the directions Once linked, go back to your ssh session... Press control-C and type exit Restart your docker. Print to celebrate