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Sorry for giving incomplete info. I ran a move manually with auto age settings after this post cause I was at 93% But heres the failed runs from before. Run without age limit, moved files neatly and in order. I can post that too if its any help. I checked that even the mover action log sees that the apothecary diaries are 6 months old, but doesnt move them, even though the config seen in mover_tuning.log tells it to... data share from download to user0 is the one im trying to move(r) Mover_action_2026-01-15T144452.list.txt Mover_tuning_2026-01-15T144452.log.txt

I'm sorry to be bothering, but the age filter doesnt seem to be working. I noticed the mover not moving anything and ive played around with dozen different dry runs and figured out that any "Move files that are greater than this many days old:" set to anything else than Auto, will not move any files. Ive checked with stat and find to see that unraid actually sees the files as older than 1 day. I have CTIME and ATIME off and everything else advanced off. If i disable the age filter or set it to auto it works, but doesnt with anything else. Just updated to newest version of plugin and unraid and the ui is finally better, but the age filter still doesnt work Any ideas?

Hi yall! I've had this project on hold for a while and made an overly complicated mess for myself. So, I have an unraid server with an HDD array (soon to be zfs pool after update 7) with raidz1 cache and ECC ram. I have another machine with raidz2 ssd's. I was planning on putting Nextcloud or similar for a photo library for my family, but I'd need it to be faster than the HDD array and I'd like it to be on the ECC machine for safety. I'll take offline backups to an external disk, but I'd also want a daily backup to the HDD array. The very complicated method to this I've come up with is like so: Have nextcloud installed on unraid. Write all the new data to cache. Somehow back it up to the Array and move it to the second machine when full so it will read older files from the SSD machine, but not the HDD array. Be it with the mover or some other way, but I dont want the HDD's to spin up all the time and I want to make sure that I have the files backed up to the array before they leave the cache. The only problem is that I haven't the faintest clue on how to implement this, if this is even possible and if this solution is even the best. Of course, if someone has a better idea on how to fix or circumvent this issue I'm all ears. PS: I dont have any more room in my license for more drives and I'd rather not buy anything expensive just to get to use ECC ram for the photo library.