voidpointer

Thank you for pointing out the "Top Folder" option. I did review the documentation before posting, but since this feature was added in the latest update, I wasn't aware of it despite my efforts. In community forums like this, it's helpful to remember that users might be working with different versions or might have checked documentation before recent changes. Providing specific information about where to find features (like you did by mentioning the F1 help screen) is much more useful than just directing people to read documentation they may have already reviewed. I appreciate the pointer to the updated functionality and will check it out now that I know where to look.

Due to the lack of detail of your response, I'm not sure exactly what you're expecting me to do. However, if you're referring to the option in the Scheduler page to remove parent or orphaned directories, I already have that enabled and it doesn't seem to address the issue. Previous posts in this thread that I've found seem to indicate that this option only removes the immediate parent directory and does not walk up the parent directory tree removing other empty parent directories (which is my expectation in this case).

Is there an easy or built-in way to instruct the mover to recursively delete left over empty directory structures after it moves all files off of cache drive to array? I did a search through this thread but not finding any satisfactory solutions.

Is there a way to display the drive matrix on the Unraid dashboard? I'm not finding a way to customize the view.

Anyone please?

Anyone?

Just used this script (installed via the "New Unlock Key for Encrypted Drives" plugin) and it worked great. Thank you!!

Is there a way to run a script not only after the array is started but only when the docker daemon is available?

The "Fix Common Problems" plugin warns about updating every individual docker container: > Docker Application prowlarr has an update available for it How can I disable this permanently for *all* docker containers?

Why do I just see a YODA head with no computer name next to it when it checks for local master?