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  1. 9 hours ago, itimpi said:

    Yes.

     

    The flash drive is in a standard FAT32 file system so easy to copy all the files off onto a location on the PC.

     

    Exactly what I did. I have a PC I mainly deal with unraid on and I have a folder sitting burried in everything a folder called FlashBackup and every once in a while I'll update it just incase. I've had to do the OH'Crap recovery a couple times luckily having the files handy. 

     

    Now that I'm deploying a backup server I'll have a copy of each others Flash Drive stored on each other just in case as well. 

  2. 58 minutes ago, Nanobug said:

    I've disabled it, and tried to set it to every hour from the regular mover, and also tried manually. And yes, there's 700 GB of data to move.

     

     

    Any of these shares set to Cache Only? That for sure will not let anything move. 

  3. Also very important. Do not move files via /shares to /disks or /disks to /shares 

    When I did mine I copied files from /disk to /disk

    If you mix /shares and /disks you might end up in some kind of loop or cause corruption. 

     

    I think I did mine a long time ago using rsync and Unbalance plugin which took a lot of the guess work out of it. Made me feel really lazy. Lol

     

    Also in settings or is it tools I don't remember. Don't forget to set the default disk formatting for future drives. I'm guessing you have it currently set to btfrs you should change it to xfs unless you don't want future drives to be xfs. 

     

     

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  4. This Plugin is simply awesome. Saves me so much time now. Before I'd have to remote in and change some files or open up a command prompt and do some typing. Now its simply click on a file and use the rename function and done. 

  5. 2 hours ago, Nanobug said:

    Which one? The original mover, or the mover tuner?

     

    I posted my exact settings up above a bit. I also fixed what I posted a couple days ago that you qouted me on. You do not want the top line to be YES, Yes means disable the plugin. The last line setting it to yes means enable TEST mode. You want things to move, you have to use NO on the last line too. 

     

     

    On a side note you can enable Logging and click the button to move and watch files move while watching the logs using Test mode. Or you can disable TEST mode and watch the logs as well. I normally enable TEST and Logging so I can see what the script would do and when I'm happy turn off TEST and let it go. 

     

    I used to keep logging and check things, but I've since disabled Logging and have my files move once a day vs every hour because I have my server setup to move files, do Plex maintenance and other things between the hours of 6AM and 8AM every morning. Otherwise my drives sleep all day. 

     

  6. 43 minutes ago, Krushy said:

    Thanks trurl.

    Yes, all cleared on Safari (on a MacBook Pro)

    As suggested - Using Chrome or Opera getting "Your connection is not private NET::ERR_CERT_INVALID", so won't even connect up.

     

    Very Odd, On my MacbookPro using 10.6.3 I can connect via Chrome, Safari and Brave browser. 

     

    Are you running any kind of ad blocker or safe browsing browser extensions?

  7. Id probably agree its a little bit of everything you did to improve your system. 

    My i7 4790k was getting

    85Mbs when I was using Western Digital Green 2TB drives at 5400RPM

    125Mbs Now I'm running 4TB Iron Wolf drives at 5900RPM

     

    Are you running Parity every 2weeks? I honestly think 1x a month is good since it doesn't trash on your drives as often and gets the same results in the end. 

     

  8. On 7/7/2022 at 3:42 PM, HDT said:

     

    May you please share a screenshot of your settings?

     

    Sure when I get a chance later tonight when I get home I'll take a snap of what I have going on. Its nothing really special, but I know sometimes a little bit of info goes a long way when your trying to explain something or understand something. 

  9. On 6/9/2022 at 2:11 PM, HDT said:

    Is there a way for MOVER to move files by oldest first until x % of space is free?

     

    Not by age, like any file over 9 days old, but by moving the oldest file first out of all the files in the cache pool until the cache pool has  x % of space free.

     

    I have my system setup to check every day in the AM, look for at least 10% used and move files that are 20 days old. 

     

    So in a sense it does move the oldest files first the 20day files and then keeps moving the oldest every day

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  10. Ok newest update. 

     

            #Rsync path
            STORAGE_PATH="/mnt/user0/TV/"
            CACHE_PATH="/mnt/cache/TV/"
            CACHE_DISK="/dev/sdh1"
            CACHE_MIN_FREE_SPACE_PCT="90"
            CACHE_MAX_FREE_SPACE_PCT="85"

     

    Delivers:

    Welcome to /tmp/user.scripts/tmpScripts/Plex-Caching-Script/script
    stat: cannot statx '/tmp/user.scripts/tmpScripts/Plex-Caching-Script/log.txt': No such file or directory
    Info: Log size is
    
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    1 active(s) plex session(s):
    ----------------------------
    - 1/1: Serie: Suits Season 9 - Episode 4/-1: Cairo
    
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    Cache disk usage: 16%
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    - Info: 16% space used, quota is 90%, nothing to do
    -- Info: Cleaning empty directories...

     

    It just doesn't cache anything thou. 

  11. @JonathanM @trurl

     

    Totally understand. I'm trying to peak under the curtain some. ;)

     

    I'm trying to figure out what the magic is here since it has me really intrigued but I want to make sure there isn't anything that would cause my system or somebody else's system to go haywire.  Also if it does what its supposed to it would put a pretty cool spin on what I have going on at my place. 

  12. Is my Storage Path Correct for Plex to read from? Its the current location of my TV shows when they are temporary before the mover moves them.  Meaning I use /mnt/user/TV for my Tv shows and /mnt/user/Movies for movies. 

     

    I'm not as worried about my Movies as much as my TV shows. 

     

    I'll give this a try tonight. I'm currently at work and thank you for your time to look at this for me.