meiee

I understand where you are coming from, where this behavior needs to be set within the share itself. That is not the question though 😅 The move is across shares.

Trying to move some files using midnight commander from /mnt/user/Projects/02 POST DESIGN to /mnt/user/Past Projects/03 PAST PROJECTS. /mnt/user/Projects/02 POST DESIGN is on a cache disk while /mnt/user/Past Projects/03 PAST PROJECTS is on the array. I was fully expecting that the move will be atomic, and that it will only be moved from the cache to the array after mover is scheduled to run, as both directories share the same root directory /mnt/user. Am I missing something obvious or is this correct behavior? Sorry if this has been asked before but couldn't quite find the info searching for atomic move in the General Support forum. P.S. Have been reading the below, trying to understand FUSE and atomic moves.

Gotcha. Thanks!

.... and I'm not sure what happened to cause this. 🥲

Sorry, some other questions. 1. In my case where the data is approximately 2tb, how much more space would the balance require? 2. Also, I was lucky that this happened the last few hours before the weekend, but I would need to make the server available to the company by Monday. While unraid performs the balance, can the server be accessed as normal?

Yes, please. I would need help with the commands.

So a disk from a cache pool has failed. The pool is (RAID 1 I believe?), consisting out of 2 number of 1TB nvme ssd and 2 numbers of 2TB nvme ssd. Having rebooted unraid, unraid now says BTRFS info (device dm-3): relocating block group 1583833153536 flags data|raid1 and subsequently btrfs-no-space-left-errno-28 and BTRFS info (device dm-3: state EA): forced readonly I have backups using kopia, which I can restore. Was trying to move the files from /mnt/cache to /mnt/disk2, but having issues with io errors etc. Thinking I now have 2 options: 1. borrow a 1TB SSD and add it to the pool, and let the btrfs sort itself out. 2. delete everything in cache pool and recover from backup. PS: Made a mistake and tried to fix things, and rebooted unraid before grabbing the diagnostics. PPS: Was reading on the forum and wondering if the commands mentioned will help, but figured would ask here first. athena-diagnostics-20240831-0959.zip