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Oh to the other part, the appdata, domains and system folder are there as they were created before I added some NVMe drives to the system, is there a guide to fixing that? (they should be on the NVMe called Cache) Can I just move them like a normal share?

Feeling daft, I found the issue, I had turned off the setting to allow the user shares on the pools. Edit: Squid just beat me to the first part of my issue The reason I did that (a while ago) was because it seems to get really weird if there's existing folders on the pool (on pool two for example there might be a folder called projects, added via disk share before turning on user shares, this then shows as if it's a user share on the main array (under the cache column it says "no" despite the share being stored exclusively on a cache pool, if I create a new share manually on pool two, with cache only it says "Only : Pool_two" which is as I'd expect). Can we disable shares for folders from appearing if we didn't explicitly create them?

I've been trying to create a user share on a pool. I might be doing something wrong but: I click to add a user share and give it a name, I select cache only, but the pool list, whilst listing the 4 pools I have available, all the options are greyed out (have the disabled attribute in the page) so I cannot select a pool. I'm not sure if some other setting is blocking me or there's an issue. Any help appreciated mars-diagnostics-20230117-2112.zip