dlandon

The recycle bin does not work with Krusader. It only works witl SMB shares as noted in the title.

Are you using UD to create a root share? It looks like you are trying to do your own thing with this in smb-extras.cfg: [rootshare] path = /mnt/ comment = browseable = no # Secure public = no valid users = ab writeable = yes vfs objects = That won't work. Remove it and use the UD rootshare.

I just tried and it worked for me. I'm not sure how your system is different. I can't see any issues in your share configuration.

What is this? Is this the rootshare? Something doesn't look right? I just did a test and the file I deleted did go to the recycle bin. The best place to see the recycled files is through the Recycle Bin page. The .Recycle.Bin folders are created at the disk level and the Recycle Bin browse puts them together so you don't have to look on the individual disks. The disk the files get recycled to depends on which disk the original file was stored.

A root share has it's own .Recycle.Bin at the disk level. Files are not recycled at the share level when deleted from a root share.

Did the testdel file you deleted have a zero length? A file that is deleted that is empty will not go to the .Recycle.Bin.

I don't see anything in the diagnostics. You do realize that the recycle bin only works on SMB shares? The diagnostics in 6.11 don't have some features that would help me research your issue. You should update your plugins and Unraid for further assistance.

Go ahead and update UD and give it a try.

No takers? I guess I'll wait a bit more and release what I have to fix the problem.

Unzip and copy the attached file: cp lib.php /usr/local/emhttp/plugins/unassigned.devices/include/lib.php Wait for about 5 seconds to be sure UD refreshes the GUI and see if you can then mount a drive. lib.zip

Correct, what is happening is UD detects the drive being tested for duplicates as a duplicate rather than ignoring it.

Someone please post the output of this command: cat /var/state/unassigned.devices/share_names.json

It only relates to looking up the duplicate names and prevents a mount because it detects a duplicate share name. It does not affect the drive at all.

Looks to be an issue with nvme drives and I'm pretty sure I know the problem. Give me a few hours to resolve and test and I'll release an update. Unfortunagtely my test server does not have an nvme drive, so it's a little harder for me to test.

You have a copy of CA, but it won't update on 6.9.2. That is a good plan.

CA is only compatible with 6.12 and later. It doesn't work on 6.9.X any longer. I don't know why it says an update is available.

Update to the latest UD Preclear and test. I can only do limited testing because I don't have a drive that gives a double quote in the family string.

You have several issues with this line: Don't use "'". Don't use ', '. Only commas to separate the excludes. No spaces. You can only specify one folder level. You cannot specify two folder levels deep. It is share/folder, not share/folder/folder.

Several suggestions: Remove the Dynamix System Stats. Install Tips and Tweaks plugin and make the recommended adjustments to the NIC and disk buffering settings. Upgrade to Unraid 6.12.6. You are currently on 6.9.2, Review your network settings. You have two NICs, but only appear to be using one (eth0). Set up a bond and bridge and use both NICs.

Can someone post diagnostics after a crash. There is not enough diagnostics here to do anything with,

UD does not mount zfs pools.

Yes, that's the issue. I've got a fix and it will be in the next release of UD preclear.

Post dioagnostics.

That code could not have been executed unless you had the zfs plugin installed. I did make a fix to prevent that php warning just in case someone else runs into it.

That works. There is an easier way though. Just unmount the root share and rename the mount point to 'user-pool.Endurance'. It would have immediately showed it as mounted.