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Is LXML installed by default with the container? Thanks! ~Spritz

/facepalm... I actually did read the first post (and a few pages afterwards), but apparently lack of sleep is starting to catch up to me. Apologies for wasting peoples time, and thank you for making me go back and reread the post again. ~Spritz

Hey, quick question. I have both yours and JoeL's script showing, but I only want to use yours. Do you know how I remove Joe's? I know we used to have to manually download it and stick it somewhere, but I can't for the life of me remember where. Thanks! ~Spritz

Since you changed it to set SMB to Read Only upon detection, is their still value in stopping the array? ~Spritz

I installed this plugin, added the exclusions (Recycle bin and *.nfo), and did a build on disks (56TB). It took about 30 hours to complete the build, and hit my system pretty hard (~90% CPU usage), but it finished. I then have it set to check 5 disks at at time, once a week starting on Mondays. So all that being said, my system should be idle now, but I still have 40+ processes of b2sum running that are doing a number on my system. I assume this isn't normal, so I just want to know the best way to kill them. Thanks! ~Spritz EDIT - NVM, rebooted the system and cleared the processes. That being said, I'm seeing the same issue as the posters above me. Either we're mis-configuring the plugin in some (consistent) way, or perhaps a bug. I also excluded .nfo files, but I'm still seeing the above behaviour happen. The only thing that should be hitting those folders on a regular basis is Plex.

If I can find the packages I will add findutils. Edit: I'm not sure which program you need. All I could find about locate was info about security exploits. There's an slocate package which is secure locate and there's the findutils but it doesn't include locate anymore probably due to security risks. I'm not aware of the security concerns, but would be curious to know about them. That being said, locate is still in the findutils package version 4.6, located here --> https://ftp.gnu.org/pub/gnu/findutils/ Thanks for the help! ~Spritz

First of, awesome plugin! Thanks for taking the time to create and maintain it. The second question is in regards to excluding shares... what is the correct format to use, as it does not seem to be working for me. I've just put in "Movies,TV" but do I need to put the full path? (Help doesn't state the format). Thanks again! ~Spritz

Could we get the locate utility added? It would be super duper great! Thanks. ~Spritz

Me again, nothing turned up when I searched, so apologies if this has been answered... (also I did check the help screens this time ) Is there anyway to share out particular folders on the mounted drive, rather than the whole drive... and have it survive a reboot? Barring that, is it possible to share the drive as hidden? Thanks again! ~Spritz

"If the disk has been precelared and shows a grayed 'Format' button, click on the disk serial number, then click on the red-X to delete the preclear status file." Dammit, I was on the wrong "Help" screen... I was looking under settings. My bad, thanks for the help... I feel very foolish. ~Spritz

I don't really see the answer to my question in the help section (which is pretty slick BTW), I already had destructive mode enabled. That being said, I did notice a typo under "SMB Security" --> "Set to 'Yes' to enable SMB Security omn SMB shares. Set access by user to allow access and whether or not the user can write to the share" ~Spritz

xfs and ext4 get mounted with 'discard'. There is no user settable Trim option. Click 'Help' on the UD page and read what it says about formatting disks and pre-cleared disks. Based on your response, I feel that I'm probably missing something obvious... d'oh! I'll have a look tonight when I'm home. Thanks for the reply. ~Spritz

I tried searching the thread, but didn't get any results, so I apologize if this has already been asked. That being said, is their anyway to run Trim on unassigned SSD's? Also, after running pre-clear on a couple of drives, the "format" button is greyed out in unassigned devices (destructive mode is on)... I had to add them as cache drives and have the array format them. Has anyone seen this behavior before? Thanks! ~Spritz EDIT - Realized I haven't updated my sig yet. Running the latest stable of 6.1.9 and the latest version of UD (as of yesterday).

Thanks for the rapid response, it worked perfectly! Will you update this thread/notify the community when it's safe to remove that flag? And as an aside, will that variable work on all your containers, in case something similar happens again? If so, it may be an idea to make a sticky about it. ~Spritz

Perfect, thank you for clearing that up. Any comment on my results though?

Doesn't really instill me with confidence I know... but you had two different disks with similar symptoms. More than likely on different cables connected to different ports on your old MB. The only common factors are Your old MB. Your old power supply MS-Windows Which one did you have the most confidence in? Joe L. Now I'm confused... my preclear results are for only one disk, and this is the first time I've posted here... I think you have me confused... or I'm confused.

Doesn't really instill me with confidence

Older drive, would only be used as an interim solution anyways, but just wanted to know if I should be concerned. Preclear_Results.txt

The Corsair gold powersupply I just got has a 7-Year Warranty