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NoRaid99 started following Unraid OS Version 7.2.2 available , VM Backup & Restore for unRAID , Unraid 7.2.6 Now Available and 7 others
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different sizes for disk-space occupied by unraid array system
Yes, I found it meanwhile. But it is on both servers at v5 but different amount of space used, like I did say before. So v4 and v5 don't say anything about the 153GB or the 58,3GB used space for format. Is this right? UnRaidNAS1 kernel: XFS (dm-0): Mounting V5 Filesystem 9a346960-a059-4818-afd2-97237eba549e (on all disks from the array) UnRaidNAS2 kernel: XFS (dm-0): Mounting V5 Filesystem 6861d2fc-c353-46e8-be0e-1ecaa666d216 (on all disks from the array)seems that I am lucky.
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different sizes for disk-space occupied by unraid array system
Thanks for this additional info. I never have seen any warning about this after any update from v6 until now v7.2.4 (Great, since a few days I'm copying files to that server with the older XFS format.) Where can I find the XFS version running atm?
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different sizes for disk-space occupied by unraid array system
Allright, thanks again for your brillhant support. wish you a good time!
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different sizes for disk-space occupied by unraid array system
Yes its formated with XFS, thanks for this information. Higher overhead means that its using more space, right? Is there any benefit or recommendation to reformat with the newer kernel?
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different sizes for disk-space occupied by unraid array system
Hello, I do have a question about the space that unraid is taking for the array functionality on the disks when creating new shares. Wanted to ask because on my two backup-servers I did manage somehow to have different disk-space occupied by unraid array. After adding some more disks I was rebuilding my shares. Now I created a normal samba share with 6 disks, no auto splitting, high water, all is working fine until now. The first server tooked 150...GB something per disk. The second server only 55,8GB per disk. The disk have all the same size with 8TB, but are different brands. As well some SMR but the most are CMR type. Why did this happen? Is there a logic that could explain to me, what I did different or wrong?
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share configuration with high water and split level
Thanks again for your help guys. I will continue in future to sync with FreeFileSync, somehow I like this tool. The thing is, I did change this backup server with a different hhd config, so I had to rebuild the shares and now it was the first time that I did choose a share "pool" with 6 hdds. And for now it is just to fill the backup disks again with the old datas and this caused all my missunderstandings and problems, because it didn't run like I expected. I'm copying at the moment with krusader one disk by one from the main server to the backup server. Afterwoods when this is finished there will be only a few files getting updated, removed or added at once and it wont be a problem anymore with FFS and "high water". And with your help I understand now how split level works and understand what the benefit is, but I don't want it. I have the feeling that I will loose control of my folders and what's in them. I am lucky to not needing every bit on my drives. As well they are less stressed when they have some free space to deal with. For rsync I would prefer a GUI. But for regular jobs with the same parameters I could imagine to use it.
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share configuration with high water and split level
No, finally I figured out it's not about splitting, it is about writing to all the disks of the share. this has to do with the allocation method. The problem is that if I copied a bunch of folders with FreeFileSync they where all created first as empty folders in disk one of the share and thats why the datas where filled into these folders, without respecting the allocation method. When I copy the hole bunch of files by linux filemanager, one folder gets copied with its content and then the next an so on. That way the allocation method gets respected and all works with "high water" now. My only problem now is to find out what syncing tool uses a copy program that does copy file by file including contents. Thanks a lot for the example to explane the levels. I was to confused to understand this because the behavior of the way that FFS is copying. (first create all folders and then fill them up) But I know now, that I do not need auto split. The first level folders won't grow, they stay, get deletet or substituted completely. I only want to fill the disks with "high water" allocation. If somebody knows a syncing tool, that works different (one complete folder by the other), I would love the know.
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share configuration with high water and split level
okay, trial and error brought me a bit further. "manual: no auto split" does not what I want, even when I create the top level folder on all the drives. (the structure: share"movie "/folder "movie1"/any subfolders .. and I would like that the folder "movie1" does not get splitted at all.) "auto split only top one level folder" didn't work as well, so I did go with the next possibility, the "auto split only two top level folders" and it started to fill up the secound disk. so as résumé at the first go I would have setted the "auto split top tree level folders" because there was one more folder in the structure befor the actual movie. but I still didn't get what is what level. could someone eplain to me how is the hirarchy... first level is what? (sorry to ask that stupid question, but I don't get it) got even more questions: what will be the level to choose if I want all my movies like "movie1" til "movie255" being stored all over my disks of the share in its unique folder and nothing splitted? maybe it was best, letting me figure it out my self... now I got the cause making me missunderstanding anything from before. that what I want is "manual: no automatic split" and finally it is working. only had to create the main share directory on every disk of the share. my problem was FreeFileSync. this tool did create all the folders as its first action, before copying the datas in them. so all the folders where created on disk one and just got filled up. thats why unraids "high water" could not work. now I was copying trough the file browser and the folders where copied one by one and it works as it should. thanks a lot to the victims. :)
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share configuration with high water and split level
I think the thing is with "automatically split any directory" that I will loose the control of my datas. Actually I dont want any splitting. Slowly I start to understand, hopefully . If I get this done: first I could not create the first level folder, but now I have seen that I have to tick "type" to be able to. I'll try it with "manual split". I'll try. edit: got split level now setted to manually. had to create the folders with mc and changed the owner to nobody. now there is all the space of the 6 drives with 43TB listed in the share. started to fill up the share and will see if it is working now.
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share configuration with high water and split level
okay, sorry. the path of the share is "user/movies_a-z/movies_a-z/..." the name of the share is movies_a-z with a subfolder with the same name. don't really remember why I started with folder the same as the share folder. I think it was because of syncing with freefilesync. but thats allready a long time ago since I had to do it like this. anyways, if I change to "user/movies_a-z/..." and wanting all disks included of the share, what split level I have to choose to not split the folder of a specific movie? I still don't understand why it was not working at first try.
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share configuration with high water and split level
Perhaps I dont understand that spliting feature. If I choose "manual: no automatic splitting" then my share shows only 8TB of space with disk1 only. If I choos automatic split level I get all selected disks and space. edit: could it be because FreeFileSync creates first all the directorys before copying the files? edit2: with setting "split any directory as required" it works. so what split level would I need to set as minimum to make it work with my filesystem?
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share configuration with high water and split level
thanks for reply, just edited my post. path example: user/movies_a-z/movies_a-z/movie1/1.mkv
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share configuration with high water and split level
Hello, hope somebody can point me in the right direction. I'm having problems with the "data-fillup" to my disks. There is one huge share with 6 8TB disks with a total of 43TB, high water and automatically split level only top two directorys. Now first disk 8TB is filled up with more then half (4.3TB) of its space and the datas are copied still to this first disk. (min. free disk space is set to 50GB) I do coppy with freefilesync running in a docker from one unraid server to the other as a backup server. folder structure: share-->movies a-z, then main folder movies a-z, and then every movie in a subfolder (user/movies_a-z/movies_a-z/movie1/1.mkv) But something I must do wrong, because array does not switch to fill up the secound drive. Could it be wrong when I setted disk minimum free space manually to 50GB? Additional infos: First I configured the split level to "top only" and when I realised that this might be wrong with my folder structure I did select "top two" and restarted the server. My parity drive has 10TB and all array disks have 8TB
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delete attachments not executed
Hi, just deleted some of my attachments of a post, but in quotes from other users they are still availlable. As well under my attachments in my profile I still can download them. What can I do to delete from forum server?
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