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Just week late after 6 months of them being available is just my luck 😂 Thanks for the quick reply 👍

long shot I know but I’m after a couple of these if you still have them 😂

Hi guys, i was wondering if its possable to add this for file in *.7z; do 7z x -o"${file%.7z}" "$file" done As a user action in Krusader so i could extract a folder with archived 7z files in without using "start terminal here" and pasting in this code to extract them?

Brilliant, thanks. When my case arrives I'll get to setting it up and no doubt be back to ask more questions on the SMB side of things lol At least now i can rest easy knowing i won't break anything by turning it on and off, and that its safe to turn it off via the power button with corrupting any drives or making it check the parity drive when i am up and running 👍

Thanks for the detailed reply So what i plan on doing predominantly is using this to store roms on for when i build my cab and use another another PC to access the roms off the NAS to play them. I'll be the only one using it so won't need to worry about anyone else with open files ect and i will be turning it off AFTER i have powered down the main PC so the write-once_read-many sounds like exaclty what i intend to do. 🤣 Its just what i had doing collecting dust so thought i may as well throw it in. The plan was to use these compontents for my cab but i have no intention of building one for a while and i thought instead of spening more money to buy parts i may as well just use them. I have looked into things Unraid does and i can't say i need any of them tbh but that said i havent delved to deep into it as yet as my main concern is my gaming frontend. Out of curiosity if i set this up and want to use these parts for the cab later down the line, is the data on the bootable USB tied to any components? Could i just build a new cheap pc and in the USB and HDDS to get back running again? I'll definitely get that plugin installed as well, thanks. As im new to this i had to look up SMB lol. By 24/7 local master would that just be my main PC? I won't be accessing it by anything other than that until i build my cab which will be a while. Actually i may access it with a laptop once in a while to delete files and such if that matters. My plan originally was to map the server to a drive and point my main PCs frontend to that drive to access the games folder but looking in to that as well (im doing a lot of looking up here) I don't think i need to do map a drive and i just need to create a share and point it to that instead. Thanks for the heads up, this will store some important stuff although not much and i already back up that up externally as well.

Brilliant, thanks gents. I was reading up on things and people were talking about having to stop the array via the gui before shutting down so I was unsure. So just to clarify so I don’t I don’t have to do anything other than press the power button and it will shut down the array cleanly and safely?

Hi everyone, I am looking to set up Unraid with my old PC components and a couple of 14tb hard drives to start with so i can store and protect my ever growing media. I'm not going to be using any VM's or dockers (i'm new to this i think its the right terminoolgy) and dont need it running 24/7. Basically i will only be using the NAS occasionaly and it will be off more than it is on, i just want to protect and add to my data, as its took a long time to build up my collection and be able add drives (of any size) when i want without having to set everything up again and it seems like this is really easy to do with Unraid thus ticking all the boxes. So the million dollar question, is OK to use Unraid like this? If so, i'd like to power it off with the power button using the link below but its a bit vague when it comes to that in the last paragraph. I'm just unsure if turning it off and on will hurt anything as it seems most of you guys run yours constantly. https://wiki.unraid.net/Powerdown_script Heres my specs as well if needed; All this is old and collecting dust so threw it all in. Ive also found out i cant enable virtualization with my CPU but don't need GPU passthrough anyway. Intel i5 3570k AsRock h77 pro4-m motherboard 64gb Ram 600w EVGA PSU 2x 14tb HDDs TIA