strich

I'll take a look thanks. But to confirm unraid has no built in strategy for this? I'm a but surprised to be honest, or am I doing something non standard here?

True. But how does one keep backups even if periodic?

I have my appdata, domains, system and temp share directories on my SSD cache drive for speed. These are currently not backed up to my array in any fashion as I could never see how one could do that with unraid. What is the strategy I should be using here outside of physically adding backup cache drives? For example, I understand there is the mover setting but afaik that MOVES data from the cache to the array, thereby killing speed.

Based in Australia.

I have experience setting up TDarr on Windows but i have recently setup an UNRAID NAS with an Intel GPU - Everything seems to be going swimmingly and I even got the GPU to work. However all my test runs end up with the transcoded files sitting in the cache forever, never overwriting the source. My config is as follows: /media/test -> Has a test h264 file in it, otherwise library will eventually be /media/tv and /media/movies. /media/ was added as a destination when creating the docker. The tdarr library setup hasn't got any changes to the default output folder: I've tried: Set the PUID of the docker to 1000, which I assume changes the user in case of issues with file permissions I've tried making sure that /media/test/* have read/write across the board I can't see anything in any logs about errors in tdarr and the transcode finishes without "issue"

I'm a brand new user and just FYI that the first thing I am doing here already sucks - I'm getting 150KB per sec trying to download the unraid OS via the USB creator OR the manual download option. Not a great look so far. You might want to look at your hosting solution to improve it.