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Yeah I saw those...I thought maybe they were related to 7.2 RC2....I'm not technical enough to troubleshoot them. I guess I will have to wait until the final 7.2 comes out in the next few days/couple weeks & then see if those errors are still there....I don't have many apps installed (just "myspeed") as this old computer is filled with my old drives & used entirely as a backup NAS (xfs array) for my Windows Plex Server. As far as data transfer loss, I guess in theory it's not much of an issue as the computer that would be transferring data to & from it would shutdown first (by it's UPS) in the event of a power outage canceling any transfers.....But even an idle computer still shouldn't be unceremoniously cut off from electricity.... ANYWAY, Thanks for looking at my problem for me

Sure can!.......It's just not as simple/convenient, nor as fast....I'm actually quite happy with how Windows runs the Plex server.....EXCEPT for the updates/ and occasional reboots.😟

I can do that. I wanted to confirm it wasn't just a UNRAID vs issue first. I guess your reply kind of answers that question. Here's the zip. (nut-debug-20251026025244.zip) nut-debug-20251026025244.zip Thx

Is this plugin compatible with Unraid 7.2 RC2? I recently had to update my NAS to 7.2 so I could mount an NTFS drive. I want to monitor my UPS from this machine, however I can't turn on NUT. The syslog shows a bunch of errors. UPS = CyberPower CP1500AVRLCD3 Intelligent LCD UPS System, 1500VA/900W

It's been 10 months, I'm curious to hear what you decided to do. I've long wondered about this same thing. I currently run a Plex Server on Windows Storage Spaces, and back it up on an Unraid server. Those windows updates ARE ANNOYING! I also find UNRAID to be a LOT more stable than Windows (11). I just installed a new drive in my unraid, and noticed it had been up 256 days. I would never get near that on Windows....So why haven't I switched? Well I find that Windows storage spaces transfers files faster than unraid, and that makes a big difference when moving around 4K movies these days. Another reason I have kept the Plex server on Storage Spaces is how I manage my pools/storage spaces. I have a different drives / storage space for different Plex libraries. Music, Movies, Currently Airing TV Shows, Completed TV Shows, etc. When one of those get full (usually the completed shows) I can easily just increase it with storage spaces. Is there a more efficient way to do this? Yes, but I like my system for organizational reasons. Still, despite those advantages (due to my personal setup)....I still often wonder if I should just switch it over to unraid every time windows crashes, or forces an update reboot. Anyway @thecolortech I hope you read this reply, and let me know what you did. I'm curious to what you decided, and why.