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  1. dlandon
    Can you show a screen shot?
  2. dlandon
    It'll be in the next release.
  3. dlandon
    Ok, that helps me understand your use case. I think the best thing here is for me to have a UD setting the same as the setting for the array for MacOS interoperability, but applies to UD devices. Currently if the array setting is 'Yes', then UD sets the MacOS interoperability on its shares.
  4. dlandon
    Help me better understand your use case. Do you need all or some UD devices to be "Enhanced macOS interoperability"?
  5. dlandon
    Yes, vfs_catia and streams_xattr are added to the drive share settings. This applies to all Unraid shares and UD devices. exFAT does not support extended attributes. Why exFAT? It is not a good choice for what you are trying to do.
  6. dlandon
    I would start by trying a different USB port. If that doesn't work, I'd look at cable or drive problems.
  7. dlandon
    Brave for security.
  8. dlandon
    I just found an issue. Update UD.
  9. dlandon
    What version of Unraid? I just made a fix for this on 6.9 and 6.10, but he doesn't appear to be on either.
  10. dlandon
    It's really not a UD problem. UD depends on Linux for determining the file system on a disk partition. Does the UD page show anything in the 'FS' column?
  11. dlandon
    NFS and SMB shares are forced to shutdown when the array is shutdown. Unfortunately, I just found a typo that was preventing that. I'll fix that in today's release.
  12. dlandon
    That's a lot of disks. I assume that they will end up in your array?
  13. dlandon
    I was told today this is not true. I find most of the time the 'Dev X' designation is the same for a device, but it is not guaranteed.
  14. dlandon
    Today's release has a fix for SCSI disks that don't show in UD with the dynamix.scsi.devices plugin installed.
  15. dlandon
    Linux does not recogize the file system on that disk. What is the history of that disk? Was it formtted in UD? FYI, a disk that is passed through will show 'Passed' on the mount button.
  16. dlandon
    The 'Dev X' label is assigned by Unraid to all unassigned devices. The device is tracked by serial number and always assigned the same 'Dev X' when it is attached to the server. The idea behind the 'Dev X' label is similar to the array disks being designated 'DiskX'. How many UD devices do you have that makes identification so difficult?
  17. dlandon
    Try '*(rw,sec=sys,insecure,anongid=100,anonuid=99,no_root_squash)' for your rule.
  18. dlandon
    Glad you got it working.
  19. dlandon
    When you set up sharing as explained, you share out the mountpoint set for the device. e.g. /mnt/disks/mountpoint is shared with NFS.
  20. dlandon
    Here's your issue: Jan 6 02:11:48 Tower unassigned.devices: Mount drive command: /sbin/mount -t 'hfsplus' -o force,rw,users,umask=000 '/dev/sdb1' '/mnt/disks/My_Book' Jan 6 02:11:49 Tower kernel: hfsplus: Filesystem was not cleanly unmounted, running fsck.hfsplus is recommended. mounting read-only.
  21. dlandon
    Now we can get down to the UD disk issue. Please unmount and then remount the disk you were having issues with and post the diagnostics again.
  22. dlandon
    Not a dumb question. When on the UD or settings pages, click the 'Help' and you'll see some documentation. The other place is the first and second posts of this very long thread.
  23. dlandon
    Are the log messages continuing? If they are, stop those dockers and find out which one has the problem.
  24. dlandon
    Stop all your dockers and then start them one at a time to see which one is causing the logging.
  25. dlandon
    Go to the UD settings and set 'NFS Security' to 'Private'. Then enter this line: *(sec=sys,rw,insecure,anongid=100,anonuid=99,no_root_squash) in the 'Rules'.
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