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Personally, I would recommend to convert all your data drives to XFS. In my experience this works more stable on unRAID v6 than RFS.

I suppose you are talking about the Done button in the popup window which shows the removal details. The button only appears when the removal part is finished, if execution of some command in here is 'hanging', it won't finish. With which plugin(s) do you observe this (I just removed one of the Dynamix plugins and this works as expected)?

Definitely wasn't a complaint, just an observation! The current pace in new releases is very much appreciated, thanks LT

Just realized, it should be forward slashes (/) to indicate a linux path ... try: cd /boot/scripts/vlog This is working on Chrome, Edge and FF!

Right, same thing for me!

Thanks for the upgrade - very nice improvement.

Version 6.1.3 is a lot smaller in size, any reason/explanation for that?

Anyone cares?

Where exactly did you create your docker image file, it looks like file permissions for this file are incorrect. For example I have named my image docker.img and created at the root level of the cache drive. # ls -l /mnt/cache/docker.img -rw-rw-rw- 1 nobody users 21474836480 Sep 16 21:24 /mnt/cache/docker.img Can you telnet into your system and do the above command for your image file?

I will add some descriptions when time permits. DONE

So I basically have my Windows VM on, invoke the sleep, VM doesn't gracefully exit (as /etc/rc.d/rc.libvirt stop would normally do if I execute on the command line), then server sleeps. Upon wake, I'm presented with a BSOD on the Windows VM (gpu passthrough) monitor. Screenshot of S3 sleep config screen: I think you use the sleep button to invoke an immediate sleep. There was a bug which did not start the pre- and post commands when using the sleep button. I have made a correction, you can use the plugin manager to update.

The link under Parent Directory is created as the current path minus the last part, this results in what you are seeing and can't be changed or circumvented.

Can you enable DEBUG mode and check/post the results.

The history logging can not be longer than the uptime of your system. What is your uptime?

Personally I am not so much in favor of adding an additional tab under Main, for two reasons: 1. In tabbed mode a tracking system is used to remember the parent tab when descending into some child view. Unfortunately Main is the only page where this 'special' tracking needs to be done. This is based on the existing devices tabs defined under Main, adding a new tab breaks this mechanism. 2. The current tabs under Main all refer to devices, but Open Files are not devices and therefore looks misplaced. I see Open Files more as a tool /aid to help in troubleshooting and its placement under Tools - in my view - is the better approach.

The first occurence where sub-folder may be created under /boot is during the execution of rc.local, this is the folder creation for notifications when they are saved to flash. At that point the flash drive should be mounted already. For those experiencing the issue: how is Store notifications to flash set? And if set to YES, can you change to NO and retest?

I changed it as per dlandon's recommendation. When the powerdown plugin is installed it will be used to shutdown or reboot the system instead of the standard webGUI commands.

That doesn't work in Safari. Ctrl has it's own special functions. Copy link, open link in new tab, etc. I can assign it to the SHIFT key instead of the CTRL key, will that work in Safari ? If I go to Array Operations, stop the array, and reboot or powerdown, does the powerdown plugin get invoked or not? I had assumed that it does. If it does, then shouldn't the buttons do the same? Is there some good reason to bypass it I'm not aware of? You are right, when the powerdown plugin is installed it will actually replace the standard powerdown function, which in turn is called by the menu's shutdown or reboot selection. Using the CTRL key will call the powerdown script directly, but essentially is the same action.

Wow, you are running version 6.2 already

Same problem here. The commands no longer run after wake up so the drive status gets out of sync and as a result some drives never spin down. I am on 6.1.2 and it hasn't worked since a few versions ago but before that S3 Sleep worked perfectly other than the drive temps sometimes not showing but that's a different problem. Try it with a reference to /usr/local/sbin/mdcmd

That doesn't work in Safari. Ctrl has it's own special functions. Copy link, open link in new tab, etc. I can assign it to the SHIFT key instead of the CTRL key, will that work in Safari ?

This behavior was introduced with Dynamix - as long as a parity operation is running the spin up/down buttons are disabled. There is no reference with the actual spin state of the drives.

What if you add another reference to an include file in /etc/samba/samba.conf, similar to what is done for user and disk shares (smb-shares.conf)? This would allow the plugin to build its own conf file with specific settings for each share.

I will check this tonight when I get off work. What does that mean if it does say that? Or if it doesn't. I think it is just the legend which is a bit misleading, but not the actual text which goes with the drive.

Still testing guys ... Ah, here comes a notification