Lotus503

I just did a new install with brand new cpu mobo and ram, drives etc. Was getting crashes anytime I ran parity or tried to copy data, for over a week. Turns out my LSI raid controller and HP Expander dont do well in the PCIe slots on CPU lanes. Moved them to chipset PCIE and stable on all tasks.

I have a new build & was getting repeated crashes trying to build parity or copy files to array over the past week. after banging my head against a wall the culprit turned out to be my controller and HBA sitting on the CPU PCIE lanes. Moved to Motherboard chipset PCIE lanes and stable.

I changed the Sabnzbd paths to be all lower case. and the downloads are still going to cache_array instead of cache_media. I am wondering if the cache mapped to config has to be the same as the download folders? I looked and there is a 4th folder relating to /config pointing to the cache_array (Wrong one)

I just use the defaults, my understanding was by setting the host path under the container path would map it to the host path. Seems to work for the appdata cache drive. When im in Sabnzbd my only folder mappings are within the container. How do I tell Sabnzb to send the downloads to my host path Pool vs appdata pool where the sab download config lives?

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Sabnzbd with three Cache pools (Download location issue) I have a new build and im brand new to unraid. Came from a 13 year old windows server 2008 & VM setup. I have three drives configured as Cache Pools 1tb NVME drive called cache_array, which also stores app data for sabnzb and other apps when I add them 1tb NVME drive called cache_docker, which stores Docker & VMs 2tb NVME drive called cache_media The goal was to use this as the place where usenet and torrents go. I set it up following trash guides for folder structures. in the Sabnzb docker config I have the following setup. Host Path 2: /mnt/cache_array/appdata/binhex-sabnzbd/ Container Path: /data I then added two paths Download Complete host path: /mnt/cache_media/data/usenet/complete Container Path: /download/complete Download incomplete host path: /mnt/cache_media/data/usenet/incomplete Container Path: /download/incomplete When I start the Sabnzb docker and download a file its goes into /mnt/cache_array/appdata/binhex-sabnzbd/Downloads/complete instead of /mnt/cache_media/data/usenet/complete. What I want to do is have the 2tb NVME cache_media serve as a download cache & location for usenet and torrents, id move to the array like once a week or month. I dont care if this data is lost. Have the appdata on its own cache and dockers VM on their own cache Cant for the life of me figure out how to get the data to go where I want, while appdata sits on another cache

I have a new build and im brand new to unraid. Came from a 13 year old windows server 2008 & VM setup. I have three drives configured as Cache Pools 1tb NVME drive called cache_array, which also stores app data for sabnzb and other apps when I add them 1tb NVME drive called cache_docker, which stores Docker & VMs 2tb NVME drive called cache_media The goal was to use this as the place where usenet and torrents go. I set it up following trash guides for folder structures. in the Sabnzb docker config I have the following setup. Host Path 2: /mnt/cache_array/appdata/binhex-sabnzbd/ Container Path: /data I then added two paths Download Complete host path: /mnt/cache_media/data/usenet/complete Container Path: /download/complete Download incomplete host path: /mnt/cache_media/data/usenet/incomplete Container Path: /download/incomplete When I start the Sabnzb docker and download a file its goes into /mnt/cache_array/appdata/binhex-sabnzbd/Downloads/complete instead of /mnt/cache_media/data/usenet/complete. What I want to do is have the 2tb NVME cache_media serve as a download cache & location for usenet and torrents, id move to the array like once a week or month. I dont care if this data is lost. Have the appdata on its own cache and dockers VM on their own cache Cant for the life of me figure out how to get the data to go where I want, while appdata sits on another cache