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Would it make sense to use the Expire Target Dir option for this use case? As I understand, someone who doesn't use the normal array should not use this option. Thank you!

Great thank you! I think i have found the source of my problem. The script searches the whole array and not only the media share defined in the media server mapping. For this i hardcoded the find command in the script to my media share, to solve this problem for now. It now looks like this: diskpath=$(find /mnt/disk[0-9]/media -type f -name "$filename_search") For a general solution to this problem, would it make sense to instead of searching for the file on all disks replace the user in the openfile path with user0 and check if the file exists. Then move or copy that from user0 to the cache pool. I am not that experienced with unraid plugins so this could also not make sense at all, sorry if that is the case. Anyway thank you very much for creating and maintaining this plugin!

No I use /mnt/user/ This is my volume mapping for my media server: /data:/mnt/user/media And when there is an open file I get a /mnt/user/ path(the one the script checks).

- Cache Mover (Media Cacher) Hello, thank you very much for creating this plugin, it is very helpful so far. In my setup i backup my full cache disk to my array, which results in my media paths to appear twice when searching the disk. Now if cache mover detects a file being played which is on the cache it also finds it on the array in the backup folder, it then proceeds to copy this folder to cache. This should not happen as the file is not played from the backup folder. Setting the Cache Mover Exclusions option to the backup folder does not seem to work, as as far as i can see it only checks the openfiles and not the built rsync path. Am i correct in my assumption? This is the line in the script: ### break if there is a exclusion match if [ ! -z "$exclusions" ]; then if [[ ! $(cat $tmp_openfiles | grep -E "$exclusions") == "" ]]; then echo "matching exclusion $exclusions, breaking here" exit; fi fi I use the media server only mode. Thank you very much in advance!

I have got the same problem, have you found a solution to it? From what I read here, it seems to be intended behaviour as it has not found all hard-linked files in the to-be-move list. My current setup relies on breaking hard links, so this doesn't work for me.