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Docker requests
BOX.com There's no Linux Sync native cabability but they have webdav and some folks use copy.com http://seb.so/50gb-of-cloud-space-with-box-automatically-syncd-on-linux-with-webdav/#box_mountwebdav https://support.box.com/hc/communities/public/questions/200285268-Box-Sync-for-Linux-anyone-
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webGui on github
spl147, If you're not using it, have you tried Dynamix? or is there something specific you need in the GUI?
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Backups
Bookmarked this excellent summary.
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Backups
How do I not have one of these?
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Backups
I have my browser HOME Screen set to the Tower/Main GUI page. I automatically scan the drives 'Errors' Column several times a day as a result. It *would* be very nice if there were some tool available that would identify the file on each physical drive that corresponds to the bad parity byte...but that's way way way over my head on how to do. (or is it at a low low low level of the OS?) Either way, I can't do help.
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cache_dirs - an attempt to keep directory entries in RAM to prevent disk spin-up
Yes. I find that when I first START my array, unRAID is substantially 'unresponsive' for several minutes. Based upon that little flickering 'hard drive activity LED' on the front of the box, it appears that cache_dirs has a pretty high priority as it first populates memory with directories. I just go get more coffee and wait it out.
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cache_dirs - an attempt to keep directory entries in RAM to prevent disk spin-up
See here: http://lime-technology.com/forum/index.php?topic=4500.0 for a lengthy discussion of Cache Directories. 'wait' is discussed very early on...If I understand correctly, 'Cache_directories' is a script that runs, and is started when you boot up unRAID. BUT, at the time the script is started, the array is not yet 'online'. {So my mental image of what's happening is that the cache_directories script runs, sees there are no disks, and will exit/stop running. } The -w flag says, 'wait' until the array is actually started, the drives are mounted, and the disks become available, and THEN continue running.
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cache_dirs - an attempt to keep directory entries in RAM to prevent disk spin-up
Interesting! Who would have guessed.
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When accessing Plex server, it shows "This XML file does not appear to have any
Try this URL in your web browser: http://ipaddress:32400/manage
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unraid-tunables-tester.sh - A New Utility to Optimize unRAID md_* Tunables
Has anyone run tunables.tester with the new 64bit unRAID? Did it make a difference on the recommended tunables?
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cache_dirs - an attempt to keep directory entries in RAM to prevent disk spin-up
I don't know, sorry. Dynamix seems to be a 'branch' of the old SimpleFeatures that's fixed to work with 5.0...I can't speak to how it plays with unMENU. The optional add-in plugins include cache-dir, SMART, email notifications, etc.
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cache_dirs - an attempt to keep directory entries in RAM to prevent disk spin-up
Check out Dynamix, Bonienl's new web gui. Add-ins include cache-dirs http://lime-technology.com/forum/index.php?topic=30939.0
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unraid-tunables-tester.sh - A New Utility to Optimize unRAID md_* Tunables
I'm looking forward to finding out!
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unraid-tunables-tester.sh - A New Utility to Optimize unRAID md_* Tunables
Agreed. When I setup unRAID, I used a 'rule of thumb' I found in the Wiki...I didn't try the tunables script until this month, but I'm seeing a similar 3x speedup on throughput. VOTE on STICKY = YES. and add it to the unofficial documentation!
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