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Digitalfrank

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  1. ok, but i can excecute command with docker and services while are on or i stop all services and excute command?
  2. Thanks everyone for the replies. Just one thing. I'd like to disable compression and decompress the data. However, I'd like to leave ARC enabled since I have 256GB of ECC RAM on this HP server, and therefore, as per Unraid 1/8, I have 32GB of RAM dedicated to ARC, which I think increases ZFS performance. So, what commands should I use to disable only decompression and decompress the entire pool? Thanks
  3. Hi everyone, I have a small/big problem. Let me explain: I initially had two 1TB NVMes in a BTRFS RAID 1 as the cache pool, which housed Appdata, System, and ISOs, but nothing else. Since these NVMes were no longer useful, I replaced them with two 2TB NVMes. The procedure I followed is the standard one recommended by Unraid itself: set the MOVER on each share in the pool from Cache to Array to move the contents of the entire NVMe. Obviously, with all Docker and VM services turned off. I then replaced the NVMes and then, and I assume this is the error, I recreated the cache pool, not BTRFS but ZFS, with compression and AutoTrim enabled. So far, everything is fine. I reversed the Mover to copy the entire Appdata, System, ISOs, and domains folders from Array to Cache. And finally, I reactivated the Docker and VM services, and everything restarted correctly. Everything seems fine so far, but since I have a PLEX Docker, when I moved the appdata folder into the new pool, since I had set ZFS with compression, it compressed all the metadata and the PLEX database, resulting in a slowdown when using Plex. Searches are incredibly slow; for some movies, I can't even see their data page, and there's a general slowdown even when switching from library to library. Before, when I was using BTRFS without compression, it was very fast and without any problems. I've seen various tips online that ZFS compression is indeed harmful for PLEX. So, after all this explanation, and I apologize for the long-winded nature of it, I'd like to switch back to BTRFS from compressed ZFS. To do this, is it okay if I do the same thing again, i.e., enable MOVER cache to Array, then format the cache pool in uncompressed BTRFS and transfer everything back? Does Plex data compression remove itself and uncompress it back to how it was before? I need to fix this as soon as possible because the PLEX service is unusable and my parents are complaining, hahahahaha. Thanks so much in advance.
  4. Hi, I can't pass the debug address to Storj's docker. I also inserted it in the config.yaml file but nothing. I opened the port with command -p xxxx:xxxx but nothing. Can someone explain to me how to do it please. Thanks in advance

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