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lumbeecheraw75

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  1. hi, recently FCP is warning me that "Share appdata set to cache-only, but files / folders exist on the array". I am trying to determine why and wondering if anyone has an idea. Thanks in advance. My Pool is ZFS if that helps unraid-diagnostics-20260510-2222.zip
  2. Information Overview: Support for templates published at https://github.com/lumbeecheraw75/unraid-templates/tree/main/templates Application: TabVault GitHub: https://github.com/lumbeecheraw75/tabvault License: MIT Please post any support queries relating to this Docker image here.
  3. yes I made changes to move it back from the docker_img share since you mentioned it on the 26th. I have it stored on the NVMe that I have docker apps writing to instead of the cache drive (which Im still not certain is best case usage for me. Considered just making a multi-device pool from the 2 NVMes). Im going to try VMs soon.
  4. thank you, I will keep that in mind when I setup the VM Manager. I assume that system was on disk1 of the array before I moved it to the NVMe.
  5. I think I have things squared away. The plugin is not showing any errors. I moved the docker.img file to the NVMe drive. The appdata share remains (I assume this is expected). Thanks for your assistance. It is highly appreciated. manteo-diagnostics-20250626-1000.zip
  6. I never got rid of any user shares. I'm currently making some adjustments based on your suggestions. I have updated the appdata path
  7. made changes to docker settings, and an appdata share was created. not certain this is correct but Fix common problems now shows no errors.
  8. so the adjustment needs to be at the docker settings level and not per container?
  9. I was looking at just that a few minutes ago and wondered if that was the culprit, but your explanation clarifies a bit. here is the user shares page. I moved some stuff around since I sent over the diagnostics.
  10. Wow, thank you for quick response :) hmm, I dont recall creating a user share named user either. Maybe I put something incorrect when adding a docker install location. Not sure. Attaching diagnostics. manteo-diagnostics-20250626-0727.zip
  11. Precursor, I am somewhat of a linux noob.I am having the exact same issue when using the Fix Common Problems plugin. I have 2 NVMe drives, one I use for cache, and one I want to dedicate to Docker installs, along with my 4 disk array. Browsing File Manager, I see appdata in two locations. /mnt/docker/user/appdata (location is on docker) /mnt/user/user/appdata (location is on docker) I also see a /mnt/user0. I created a user for shares, and I assumed that this was created when doing so. Is that incorrect? Like DrMutaba, everything seems to be working ok. I currently only have 2 Docker installations (Plex and Homebridge), but want to insure that I know what I am doing. I don't want to delete anything important and screw something up in the process. Can anyone advise?

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