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The idea of job queuing is interesting, but it has more involvement with the current way of working of the file manager than one might think. At least I put it on my list of feature requests (no guarantees though).

Perhaps under the "PLEX STREAMS" title is a good place?

For future development it will be indeed clearer to reference to pools and replace the cache wording. This is a pretty extensive task (there are quite alot of references in the GUI), but it can be made a roadmap item. Doing this inevitably means updates to translation files, but the system allows both old and new to work next to each other. Btw same goes for documentation…

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I made an update to the plugin, please try and let me know. Thanks

I fixed the appearance of the ACE editor settings menu Unfortunately I haven't found a way to make changes permanent, but if anyone knows I'll add it.

For me both Add and Remove work perfect. No issues on three of my servers. The GUI is a frontend for the script "bunker" which performs the actual operations. Can you open a terminal window and try the following # Add hashes /usr/local/emhttp/plugins/dynamix.file.integrity/scripts/bunker -a -b3 /mnt/disk1 # Remove attributes /usr/local/emhttp/plugins/dynamix.file.integrity/scripts/bunker -R -b3 /mnt/disk1 The example has disk1, but you can choose whatever disk you want

I use an iPad Pro daily without issues.

You have a number of extra user attributes, which I am not familiar with. Here is an example of a file on my system. # getfattr -d 01-pihole.conf # file: 01-pihole.conf user.blake3="1df3f0fadee4bba95db9a2b5c513ff28ad6752c1e9d340532b468e22cef4285b" user.filedate="1650279012" user.filesize="1564" user.scandate="1679741030" What happens when you manually delete the hash attribute? setfattr -x user.blake3 <filename> The maximum size of the extended attributes depends on the file system in use. A file system like BTRFS is much more limited than e.g. XFS. Just wondering if you are reaching limits here!

How do you change the editor settings? There is no specific saving of settings and each time a new editor is opened it uses the predefined settings. I don't see any problems with these themes. What browser and resolution are you using? Please post a screenshot of the "problem".

I tested this and everything works as expected. Selecting all disks and then "Build" will create hashes for all new files. These are my settings Note 1: I have not enabled "Automatic protect", which is used to automatically generate a hash when a file is new or updated. Note 2: I have not enabled "Verification schedule", which is used to do period verification of the existing hashes to confirm integrity.

I made a fix in the installation of the plugin, please try the latest version 2023.03.25

Thanks for reporting. I made a fix in the installation file, which prevented installation under certain circumstances. Latest version: 2023.03.25

This looks like diagnostics after a reboot, please create diagnostics when the problem occurs.

If the update of your language pack is not showing, please do the following Temporary switch to English Go to Apps -> Languages and uninstall your language pack Then install the same language pack again Switch back to your language This procedure will update your language pack to the latest version.

There was a regression error in permissions and owner operations not working. Please update to version 2023.03.24 to have this fixed.

Thanks @doron I merged your PR and made a new version available, should be there 'soon' ...

Currently S3-sleep accepts Unraid version 6.9.0 and higher. I don't remember since which Unraid version sdspin is included. Anyone knows?

What version of Unraid are you running on these servers? The file manager needs a minimum Unraid version of 6.10.0 I tested the latest version of the file manager with Unraid 6.11.5 and Unraid 6.12.0-rc2

This is fixed in the latest version Related to [1] and fixed as well Latest version shows an error message if the upload fails Fixed in the latest version: permissions: xrwxrwxrw owner: nobody users Sorry, a regression error, fixed in the latest version. Latest version is 2023.03.23f

The last version of DFM has "smart" mover operation, and allows for fast moves when source and destination are on the same location.

Latest version shows correct file name. Btw. You can define yourself which file extensions open in the editor or are previewed. Editable file extensions are stored on the flash device in /config/editor.cfg

I made a fix for uploaded files, these now get the correct permissions: -rw-rw-rw and owner: users - nobody

There was a mistake in the simplified chinese translation file. I made a translation correction, please update your language pack.

My home network consists of several local networks, each with their Pi-hole DNS server which is setup for both IPv4 and IPv6. Here are some configuration guide lines for the main interface (eth0 / br0). 1. Under network settings, ensure bridging and ipv4 + ipv6 is enabled 2. Under Docker settings, enable both IPv4 and IPv6 (note: IPv4 you should set a DHCP pool which does not conflict with the DHCP pool of your router) 3. Next you need to configure your Pi-hole container Assign fixed IPv4 and IPv6 addresses to the pi-hole container (make sure these are valid addresses for your local network) You need to instruct pi-hole to use these addresses for its DNS function 4. Within the Pi-hole container itself, you need to configure the DNS upstream servers for both IPv4 and IPv6. You can use either predefined upstream servers or any custom upstream servers The last step is to configure your DHCP server (router) to provide the DNS server addresses to the clients in your network. How to configure this depends on what router you have. Here is an example of my Ubuntu PC with both IPv4 and IPv6 Note: I have configured a primary (.100) and secondary (.200) DNS server, these are two different pi-hole servers running on different hardware and are used to backup each other in case one is down