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I think I have another solution for "The program can't find any usable optical drives." that does not require changing the user and group to root (😱) Maybe this was above somewhere but I did not see it. STEPS: Start the container. Go into the containers console Determine the group that has permissions to your /dev/srN and /dev/sgN devices that you added to extra params. In my case I ran: ls -l /dev/sr0 /dev/sg7 and got crw-rw---- 1 root log 21, 7 Jan 15 12:41 /dev/sg7 brw-rw---- 1 root log 11, 0 Jan 15 12:41 /dev/sr0 so the group "log" has "rw" access to both devices (that's r-ead w-rite and both are needed) Run: getent group log I got log:x:19: 19 is the group id in this case Now edit the container in Unraid Show more settings Set PGID to 19 (or whatever you got) Let me know if it works for anybody

Ah, here is where my ignorance of unraid (and likely linux file handling) comes in. It sounds like the trouble will be that atime is never updated making being able to read it useless.

That's what got me here. I believe you can do this by setting "Move files off cache based on age:" What I don't know is if that age is based on last access time or modified time. Where there is a setting to use CTIME I presume the default is modification time. Not exactly what I am looking for. So, I am thinking of simply adding a wild card in either the ignore file or ignore file type list to make it move nothing. Then I have a bash script that will do the moving the way I want: Move everything that has a last access age of X days. Keep moving stuff until the volume of the source is below Y% capacity. Backing up a bit, I basically want tiered storage. Requirements: Create a single share that consists of an SSD and a hard drive (that's easy, that is what unraid does) Disable the default mover (only way I can see to do this is using mover tuning to ignore all files somehow) Move everything that has a last access age (not last modified) of X days from the SSD to the hard drive Keep moving stuff until the volume of the source is below Y% capacity. Only a month or so into using unraid so there may be a way to do this I just haven't found yet. UPDATE (later that same day) The age is based on modified time aka mtime. So not last accessed time. Seems easy enough to change or add additionally last accessed time: https://github.com/hugenbd/ca.mover.tuning/blob/master/source/ca.mover.tuning/usr/local/emhttp/plugins/ca.mover.tuning/age_mover if [ "$CTIMEA" == "yes" ]; then FINDSTR+=" -ctime +$RAGE" else FINDSTR+=" -mtime +$RAGE" fi fi