korpo53

Bah, I had to hit "advanced view" in the upper right corner to show the edit button. So yeah, I was semi-blind. Thanks!

I recently moved my docker stuff to a dedicated docker drive mounted at /mnt/disks/docker, so we have /mnt/disks/docker/appdata/plex, /mnt/disks/docker/appdata/nginx, etc. Now I'm getting this in FCP: I'm not seeing where I can change the AppData Config Path mount to be mounted RW:Slave, there's no edit button like there is for all the other mounts. Am I blind? Is it relatively safe to ignore this? I can't find much info on what the ramifications of RW vs. RW:Slave are.

Use Putty to remote into your server mkdir /boot/scripts wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/trinapicot/unraid-diskmv/master/diskmv -O /boot/scripts/diskmv wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/trinapicot/unraid-diskmv/master/consld8 -O /boot/scripts/consld8 echo "ln -s /boot/scripts/diskmv /usr/sbin" >> /boot/config/go echo "ln -s /boot/scripts/consld8 /usr/sbin" >> /boot/config/go That'll: Create a directory to hold the scripts that survives reboots. Download the scripts to that directory. Add lines to your startup script to create symlinks (shortcuts, sort of) to those permanent files in a non-permanent space that makes them more usable. After doing that, if you don't want to reboot, you can just run the below to create the symlinks right now. They'll get recreated every boot by the go script, so you only have to do this part the first time. ln -s /boot/scripts/diskmv /usr/sbin ln -s /boot/scripts/consld8 /usr/sbin