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No pop-up generated for the FTP Server warning, thanks for looking into it. Identical behaviour (or lack thereof) for me in Safari and Chrome. I normally use AdBlock in Safari but set to be disabled for the unRAID web UI, and I have also tried disabling it completely. Please let me know if there is anything I can test or log to assist. When clicking on the "Ignore Warning" button, the console in Chrome outputs the error FixProblems:1 Uncaught SyntaxError: Unexpected token ILLEGAL ...and in Safari: SyntaxError: Unexpected EOF (anonymous function) FixProblems:1 As for consistency: Clicking the "Ignore Warning" button for my Docker webUI warning generates a pop-up with a big fat label "Ignore Error?" and in the regular text there is "Are you sure you want to ignore this error:".

Looks like a false positive... IIRC the template has instead of & in it & and I'll have to account for that. Nothing changes on the screen when you ignore any error. But, the next time it runs a scan (or if you manually run rescan), it will move it down to the ignored section (thinking about changing how the ignore button works however) The only real thing that ignore does is it won't trigger any notifications for it. I'll have to look at the FTP code, as IIRC it shouldn't give that error if you don't have any valid users set up. Thanks for looking into it, this will be an immensely useful plugin. I do have a valid FTP user set up, hence "as expected" for the warning. The problem is that I can't ignore the warning... I really meant that nothing at all* happens when I click the "Ignore Warning" button for the FTP Server error. The warning is still there on a rescan, as well as after a reboot and rescan. Given that the "Ignore Warning" button for the Docker webUI warning produces a popup asking me if I'm sure I want to ignore it, I would expect the FTP Server "Ignore Warning" button to produce a similar popup as well. It would also be nice to have some consistency regarding "Warning" and "Error". Things can get really confusing if something is first listed as a warning and then suddenly is regarded an error. Edit: Case in point - I didn't even manage to stay consistent within this post * Aside from the button turning green when the mouse hovers over it and visualising presses like any other clicked button in the UI.

Confused member of the "ton of people" group reporting in from 6.2.0-beta21, getting a warning about my gfjardim/crashplan docker webUI that I might be too blind to make sense of The webUI the author specified is http://[iP]:[PORT:4280]/vnc.html?autoconnect=true&host=[iP]&port=[PORT:4280] and the webUI you are using is http://[iP]:[PORT:4280]/vnc.html?autoconnect=true&host=[iP]&port=[PORT:4280]. Additionally I get a warning for using the built in FTP server (as expected). The server is not exposed to the outside world, no ports forwarded/DMZ, so I want to ignore the warning but unfortunately I can't figure out how to do that. Pushing the "Ignore Warning" button won't do anything at all for the FTP server warning, neither in Safari nor in Chrome. The corresponding button for the Docker warning on the other hand brings up an "Ignore Error?" dialogue, so at least some ignore buttons react

The second command is wrong. You probably got the [/font] part by mistake when copying quoted text... Ahh ya, but still didn't work when I fixed it. The question mark is part of the text signaling a question, not part of the command.

The second command is wrong. You probably got the [/font] part by mistake when copying quoted text...

Can you show me the output of $ find "/mnt/disk3/Media/." ! -name . -prune -exec du -bs {} + ? Also a simple $ du -bs "/mnt/disk3/Media/" ? Its showing that there is no command found, am I doing something wrong? Im not the best when it comes to command line stuff. I completely deleted the downloads folder from disk 3 and it still does the same thing. $ is not part of the command, just du -bs "/mnt/disk3/Media/" should do the trick.