chickensoup

Hi, I was having a dig through CA and the forums and the only result I could find related to what I'm looking for is the same question from 2018 with no replies. Wondering if there has been any advancements since. I'm aware you can use System Stats to track CPU, Memory, Network & Storage I/O over time (e.g. last month) but haven't been able to find anything to help track available space over time. Ideally being able to see per share and per disk but open to checking out anything that might be out there. I'm about to repurpose a less used out-of-array disk back into the pool to address growing storage and was curious roughly how quickly my array has been growing over the months/years so I can better plan for additional upgrades, primarily larger disks. Thanks!

Had the same issue, mostly Plex completely broken. Looked like permissions problems in the log. Tried to migrate from Plex-Media-Server to a fresh binhex-plex but error persisted. Appdata folders didn't look like they had been taken over by root but the whole lot was a giant mess. I'm in the process of rolling back to 6.9.2 now and will keep an eye on the progress since I don't have enough time to spend mucking around with it right now.

Made one last night from a inspired by a wallpaper i really like, thought I'd keep it simple. Recommend changing "Header custom text color" to FFFFFF as well.

Bumping this thread again to see if there are any plans to implement in the near future. I've had my server running extremely well for around a decade now (pre-4.7) and as a result, have some smaller disks I would prefer to phase out completely, reducing my disk count, rather than replace. I'm aware there are ways to do this but I'd currently require some assistance from the forums to make sure I don't break anything (i.e. rsync/move data on to alternate disk, remove, rebuild parity). The idea of being able to 'decomission' a disk seems like a great idea.