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OK I reverted too. Also added UMASK_SET variable and hope it fixes the wrong security attributes of new torrents. Let's hope it updates properly next time.
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Well I'll wait at least for today to see some kind of "official" reaction first. Reverting to previous version also returned your torrents?
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Same here - torrents disappeared. Haven't tried to re-add them (one by one over 100 seeds)... Can someone give a step by step process to go back to previous version? Will that return the torrents listed?
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Sorry if it has been asked before, but anything downloaded by this docker, has the wrong security attributes (and then I need to change them manually). It is read only for group and others. Any ideas?
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The bigger the directory the (disproportionally) slower the access
NLS replied to NLS's topic in General Support
Yes sorry... this is not an install since then, is a fresh one (less than a year) data xfs cache btrfs -
The bigger the directory the (disproportionally) slower the access
NLS replied to NLS's topic in General Support
I think you are missing the point. My problem is not if folder browsing is slow. It is yes, ok, but not a major problem. Again a "demo" of the problem: Editing a pack of let say 400 x 100kb files within a 400 files folder = 150 seconds. Editing a pack of same 400 x 100kb files within a 100000 files folder = 2 hours. (numbers are not real, but they are close to scale) This is the problem. I am using latest non-beta release for unRAID and using the default fs it installs on data disks. Client is Windows 10 x64 with all patches. -
I have a seemingly huge issue with my unRAID. Seems the larger the folder in number of files, the slower the file access inside it. And I mean disproportionally. I don't mean that double the files the double the file access. And I am not just referring to listing the contents. I am talking about actual file access, edits etc. A tiny file with a small change that in a small unRAID folder takes non-measurable time after saving, may take... 1 minute (!!!) for the same tiny file if it resides in a huge folder (containing let say 100k files). I have read about case sensitivity and
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I am not sure if I post this in the proper place, as I am not sure who generates the pop-ups (stock unRAID or some add-in). So, since a couple of my disks keep going to 46 degrees (I have fans hitting them and don't go over this most of the times), I get a huge number of notifications as they go in and out of that temp. Since I am willing to accept that 46 degrees (in a Greek summer) are ok when disk is working, can I set the alert levels differently somehow?
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Any chance for update on VNC Web Browser? Chromium crashes all the time and Firefox keeps popping I need a security update of the browser (that I cannot install). EDIT: Just noticed about EOL. So new question, any news about new container?
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Touching dates - please a plugin for this (or help me make a script?)
NLS replied to NLS's topic in Plugin System
Here is what I did in the end. First I set the commands to check for invalid dates. find /mnt/user -type f -mtime 8500 -ls ## Consider before early 1997 that the dates are invalid and usually they are. ## ## Note that Windows and Linux showed some of them DIFFERENTLY ## ## meaning "edge" dates behave differently between the two OS! ## find /mnt/user -type f -newermt today -ls ## I didn't find parameter "today" mentioned anywhere but suspected it works and from my checks, it does. ## Interesting trivia with -mtime 8500 (which is January 29 1997 if run today), is that few file -
Touching dates - please a plugin for this (or help me make a script?)
NLS replied to NLS's topic in Plugin System
Haven't found a way to find future timestamps (obviously because of some error). Anybody knows? -
Touching dates - please a plugin for this (or help me make a script?)
NLS replied to NLS's topic in Plugin System
Clear, thanks. -
Touching dates - please a plugin for this (or help me make a script?)
NLS replied to NLS's topic in Plugin System
Anybody? -
Good health to everybody. I have a weird issue, that I am not sure where this came from. It relates to files I sync from USB disks to my array and these days also back to the USB disks. I use DirSyncPro (but not a DirSyncPro issue I think since the files have the issue already). Seems many files have invalid datestamps (like 1969 or the 22nd century)- and the invalid datestamp propagates differently between the NTFS USB disks and unRAID array. Can someone make a simple plugin OR help me with a script to check the whole array (or per share - and if possible also on