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wgstarks

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  1. Support is usually fairly fast (a few hours), but it is the weekend. Where did you send the email?
  2. Have you seen this- https://forums.unraid.net/topic/80279-video-guide-unraid-shares-in-depth-pt2-macos-smb-time-machine-backups/ Might be a good place to start. Maybe you missed something in the setup.
  3. Switch to the stable branch and update. Should show up then.
  4. By “latest” do you mean latest stable or do you mean latest release candidate?
  5. It was added to prevent an issue where finder would change permissions on some files/folders. The setting is no longer needed in SMB extras.
  6. You might find that it improves with the latest (6.7) stable release.
  7. There are also apps like AutoMounter that will mount the shares any time they are available (not just on boot/login) and remount them when necessary (if you reboot unRAID for example). It’s actually rather simple to mount a share manually, but I usually forget that I need to.😊
  8. Nonsense. I insist that we should split it 50/50 the next time I win.😁
  9. Does this mean that if I install this plugin I’ll have a better chance of winning the lottery? 😏
  10. Might try posting in the Plex forums. Lots more Plex users there.
  11. The Plex app is using its own permissions I imagine. It will use them wherever it stores the files. You could choose to store them separately from your media folder though if they are causing problems there.
  12. You can select a different location for the folders in plex.
  13. There is a setting in Plex that creates transcoded versions of the videos. That is what is creating those folders. If you disable this feature in Plex it’ll stop creating the folders. Sorry, can’t remember exactly what it’s called. Did some digging. It's "optimized versions". You can select it in the various libraries and choose where the folder is created. "In folders with original items" is the default.
  14. The problem isn’t necessarily related to which disk you use, rather the path to the disk. Problems have been reported using /mnt/user/appdata/ and were solved using /mnt/diskX/appdata/ or /mnt/cache/appdata/ whichever is appropriate. You could probably easily test to see if this resolves your problem by changing appdata to use a single disk and moving all the files there.
  15. The dynamix schedules plugin. It’ll set a time for the preset schedules system wide.
  16. Does this include the new pause function for parity checks?
  17. The only other thing I ever had to do was reboot my server. Perhaps you might want to post details of the settings you used for the share and any SMB Extras you have configured. Screenshots should work.
  18. If you create the share and mount it on a Mac it will appear as an available destination in TM settings (same as AFP). It is only necessary to mount the share for the first backup.
  19. Probably. Just to be sure you’re aware though, most people will delete torrents at a seed ratio of 1.2 or a seed time of 2 weeks in order to avoid being labeled as a leecher.
  20. From a little googling it looks like you also need to set the download client to remove the torrent at some seeding ratio/seeding time.
  21. Settings>Download Client>Completed Download Handling I don’t use this setting, so could be wrong but setting to “Remove” should do this.
  22. Glad you got it working. TM has some really convenient features, but sometimes it can really be a pain.
  23. I agree. You can get really good AP’s at fairly reasonable prices and as WiFi technology advances you won’t have to purchase a new router to take advantage of new protocols.
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