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Open a private window in your browser and test again, it could be some add-on in your browser interfering.

When you have a single interface, it should be eth0 and not eth1. Delete the file “network-rules.cfg” on your flash device and reboot.

You need to cancel a running move operation before stopping the array. You can restart the move operation after the server rebooted and it will complete the remaining part. To ensure the move operation works correctly the second time, you must enable "overwrite files" to copy files which were interrupted previously.

Indeed the original command can produce one or more results depending on the number of IPv4 addresses defined. We need only the first one, which is assigned to interface eth0. Your solution is correct, will make an update.

User 'root' can not be used to access shares, you need to create regular users for this. Don't know "others" but they are wrong!

Just add these extensions to the list in the file /config/editor.cfg on your flash device. Note: you can do this with the editor itself.

Made a correction for the progress indicator when using Move operations. Version 2022.03.21 is now available.

@hawihoney When a long Move or Copy operation is in progress, it should display the name of the files on the first line and the progress on the second line. Like this: Are you using the latest version 2022.03.19g? Nevermind - I see this is a bug in the Move operation. Need to make a correction.

Yes, the "Proceed" button is still visible but disabled. Nothing will happen when you press it again. Clicking on 'X' closes the dialog and allows the user to navigate in the GUI as normal, the running operation continues in the background (even when the browser is closed). When the user revisits the File Manager it will re-open the dialog with the current status. This even works when the File Manager is opened on a different PC/browser. Clicking on 'Cancel' terminates the running operation, keep in mind that this may leave an incomplete operation. E.g. canceling a move operation half way will result in some files being moved but not all.

There is an additional setting added in filetree which defines the top level folder. A user can not go beyond this level, by default this setting is /mnt, but since you are working in a different folder altogether you need to specify this top level setting. Add the following variable to the input element data-picktop="/etc/nut"

The plugin doesn't make a difference. My test server is without plugin and works fine. Are you clicking on the icon in the header menu? This should work completely independent of the page which is displayed. I can't really reproduce your issue. Do you have any other plugins installed which may interfere?

I reverted filedrop.js to the older version, which was a modified version to work with Unraid. The older version I had to update to make it work with jQuery 3.6. Unfortunately jQuery 3.6 removed the possibility to extend events, this is something foreseen for jQuery 4, hence at the moment the “drop” functionality doesn’t work. I have file uploads attached to the click event. See the display settings page, which uses filedrop.js to upload header images.

1) Disks will only spin up when content needs to be retrieved. If you use the dynamix cache directories plugin then browsing thru folders all happens in RAM I don't see any problems with the spin-up icon 2) I made an update to the GUI which highlights the active row when hovering over the array or shares, this makes the selection more visible and easy to follow Ps. the highlighted row matches the selected color theme, I hate yellow!

editor.cfg is a new file and used by the Dynamix File Manager to keep track of known file extensions. Fix Common Problems doesn't recognize this file yet, you can ignore the error message. I am sure @Squid will make a future update, when time and mood permits.

My plan is to combine the editor function with a viewer function. Files which can not be edited, may be viewed, e.g. image files or pdf files and perhaps MS office files. This is on my todo list ...

Give it a try

There is always 'help'

The version released today, March 18, 2022 has a text file editor built-in. When you click on a file name with a known* extension, an editor window will open and content will be displayed with syntax highlighting depending on the type of file. Known - the editor keeps a list of file extensions, only these file types are editable. The list is stored on your flash device in the folder /config/editor.cfg and the user can add or remove extensions as necessary. Note: you can use the built-in editor to make modifications to this file. As the name implies, the editor is only for text based content. It will keep the original linux or windows line-ending when saving the file. It is pretty neat, give it a try

To have the buttons fixed at the bottom, go to Settings -> Display settings -> Listing height = fixed

Your syslog is spammed with this error every 10 seconds: Mar 16 04:47:33 media-1 dhcpcd[24726]: br0: requesting DHCPv6 information Mar 16 04:47:43 media-1 dhcpcd[24726]: br0: failed to request information There is some misalignment between Unraid and your router OPNsense. Difficult to say what is wrong because no other information is available. I advice you to have a look at the OPNsense settings and try out different settings.

The original check works fine for me, do you have SSL enabled for GUI access? I tested your modification on my systems, there is no regression. Made a change to use https instead of http for checking both plugins and docker. Thx

Some people experience speed degradation due to bonding. Under Interface Rules change your 10G to become eth0 instead of eth2 (you need to restart after this) Disable bonding and use the interface with bridging enabled.

In the network settings of Unraid configure this interface (eth1) to use the bridge function (br1) and do NOT assign any IP addresses to the interface. You can chose to use IPv4 only or IPv4 and IPv6. Under Docker settings you need to uncheck br0 as interface for custom networks and select interface br1 instead. Configure br1 with the same subnet as used previously with br0. Make sure you select a DHCP pool which does not overlap with the DHCP pool of your router. When configuring your docker containers, select custom network br1 as network. Docker containers may have either a dynamically allocated IP address (DHCP) or a fixed IP address. The above allows your docker containers to use a separate NIC from your Unraid management connection.

I made an update for the plugin, which allows unassigned devices (UD) to access both disk shares and user shares. On the Main page, click on the Disk share name under Unassigned Devices to open the File manager, next select the operation to perform, e.g. Move and in the dropdown list for the target destination, select first user and then the desired share.

No, you are correct UD is not part of user shares. The current implementation doesn't allow UD sources to access user shares, only other disk shares, but this can be changed because UD doesn't really overlap.