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Looks very promising, I'll be giving it a try in a couple of weeks.

I'm having the same issue @skywalker6705 reported a month ago. The Tailscale plugin has worked perfectly fine until very recently. Stopped working twice now within three weeks or so. Only difference is my Tailscale does not drop the connection after a couple of hours again, it usually works fine for at least a week and then randomly stops working again. If I access my server via local IP I can see the Tailscale plugin only reporting "Unknown" and when I try to load the plugin settings page it just keeps loading forever. Reboot fixes the problem and Tailscale is up for another 7-14 days again. I have now installed the Plugin Diagnostics as suggested above, obviously cannot contribute any logs as of right now before it happens again but just wanted to let you know.

I'm running Unraid 7.0.0-rc.2 and I am getting this error: plugin: installing: folder.view.plg Executing hook script: pre_plugin_checks plugin: downloading: folder.view.plg ... done plugin: installed Unraid version is too low, require at least version 7.0.0 Executing hook script: post_plugin_checks Edit: So I did fork the github project, removed the min="7.0.0" on the plugin tag right at the top and now its working, this is obviously a bug when checking the Unraid version.

Same problem for me on 7.0.0-rc.1. I'm adding the value, click "Apply", site refreshes but then still: "Warning Your current url XXXXXXX is not in the list of allowed origins for this server."

Just a couple of days ago, I noticed none of my latest requested movies were showing up in Plex. I checked the sabnzbd web GUI and I'm getting several errors that it failed to write to the /data/usenet/incomplete folder. I go check on my Array and Disk 1 is at 100% utilization with only 140KB free space...then 120KB...then 90KB. So it seems like sabnzbd was still writing very small amounts of data to that drive. I have my data share set up to Fill-up and minimum free space 100GB. Once I manually paused all downloads in the web GUI, a couple of seconds later my drive went back to having 145GB of free space. I have been running this setup for 1+ years (thanks, Binhex) and I have not made any changes to Unraid nor the container except for updating it. Disk 1 is also not just about to get full for the first time, it has been full (>100GB remaining) for a while now and sabnzbd has been writing to Disk 2 as expected so far. I'm guessing that the container is starting to write to Disk 1 as long as there is at least 100.1GB free regardless of the fact that this violates the minimum free space and exceeds the amount of space available. Edit: Alright, seems like starting to write disk 1 is Unraid's default behavior and expected. That's why you pick a minimum free space above the largest file you would ever download. That's fine with me, however, it seems like sabnzbd will start creating folders for an infinite number of files right away. (Now that I'm thinking about it this might very well be an issue regarding Radarr, not Sabnzbd.) After that it will start downloading movie number 1, download movie number 2, getting close to 100% utilization but it has already set the location of every other movie to that disk as well. Meaning if I were to request 25 movies with 60GB each, Sabnzbd would start writing every one of those movies to the disk with only 145GB left and the only way to prevent this would be to set the minimum free space to 25x60 = 1.5TB which obviously I'm not gonna do. Or just always request one movie at a time, wait until it is completed, then request another one but I'm pretty sure most people request a bunch of movies at a time.

Just starting to get the same problems. Unraid 6.12.3, I set some of my shares to Public and it was working fine. Then out of nowhere, no access. I'm being asked to provide username/password even though the share is public and when I provide credentials I get a "Access denied." back.

Thank you guys. I had some issues with that since I couldn't change it to "Yes" even though secondary storage was set to none, enabled in Global Settings and I wasn't exporting it as SMB share. I also made sure to delete the empty appdata folder on the Cache drive. After checking several times if I missed something it just switched to Yes.

Hey When I was setting up my Unraid server, I accidentally made a mistake in the configuration. I have two shares appdata and data. I've got two SSDs, 1TB Cache for downloads etc. and a 500GB SSD called "Neptune" for docker config, VMs, system, .... Currently configured like this: data: Primary Storage Cache, secondary storage Array, Mover action: Cache -> Array appdata: Primary Storage Cache, secondary storage Array, Mover action: Array -> Cache Now obviously what I wanted to do for appdata is Primary Storage Neptune, secondary storage None. I've been installing some docker containers as well as copying some exisiting media onto the data share. The Cache drive filled up pretty quickly and the mover hasn't run yet. I guess at this point some of my docker configs are on the Cache drive and some have been written to the Array directly when the Cache drive got full. I want them to be on the Neptune drive and not be moved at all. What do I do? Here's what I've been thinking: 1. Disable Docker and VM. 2. Run the mover manually. This should move all the media from Cache to Array and all of the Docker configs currently on the Array should be moved from Array to Cache. 3. Change Share settings for appdata to Primary Storage Neptune and Secondary Storage None. 4. Run the mover manually again. This should move all the Docker configs from the Cache drive to the Neptune drive. This is where I'm not sure if this is something the Mover supports as well. 5. Enable Docker and VM. Is this the way to go or do I have to manually do anything else?