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Could be wrong here, but you should be able to get the XML from your flash drive. go to \\<unraid name/IP>>\flash\config\plugins\speedtest There's a speedtest.xml file in there that might be what you need.

Read up a few posts

Thanks for your advice. This command gracefully stopped the sync at its current position. I waited for the first command to complete (the first share to transfer). For anybody else, this is not just when unBALANCE says "Command Finished" (or similar), but when all folders have been removed from the source drive. Wait for the next share to start, then run the command (can be quite a while if - like me - you were moving 2.5TB). Then delete the portion that has already transferred from this new share.

Thanks. I'll let it finish the first share and try killing it.

Hi - is there any way of pausing/cancelling? I've got three entries queued up in a scatter (freeing up a drive to reformat), and it's got 51h remaining. However, I've got a different replacement drive precleared waiting to add to the array that I'd like to get in if possible. Don't mind letting the first of three finish. Thought that clicking on the "-" icon next to each entry would remove.

I'm getting the same stream of errors on the layout page as mentioned previously.. (starts with Warning: array_key_exists() expects parameter 2 to be array, null given in /usr/local/emhttp/plugins/serverlayout/php/serverlayout_constants.php on line 126 Warning: array_key_exists() expects parameter 2 to be array,...) I'm running 6.4.0_rc16b and have unassigned devices installed. Has a source been found for this issue? The data tab also contains errors (can list if required), and Chrome's console has the following errors... serverlayout:1932 Uncaught SyntaxError: Unexpected token < serverlayout:2416 Uncaught ReferenceError: StartUp is not defined at serverlayout:2416 I'm running the latest version of the plugin in from CA.

Might it be possible to write a plugin/user script that Gets list of all installed dockers, including their template entry, and Current running state Auto-start setting Stop all running dockers Stop docker system Delete docker image file Start docker system (file will be created) Install all previously installed dockers via their template (but not all dockers in template list) Set running state Set auto-start state Obviously not an ideal solution, since it doesn't solve the actual problem. However, I'm rebuilding my img file maybe once every 6-9 months (maybe longer). It would certainly come in handy for those times. I'd planned on spending a wet weekend looking into it, but somebody way ahead of me may be able to help out.

Thanks for that. I think it's configured correctly, but I will double check. By default, I think that all download folders hang off the data folder, which is mapped inside one of my shares. I have only changed the settings that were recommended in the video (which made no changes to the download locations). After looking at the thread about clearing out a docker image I found lots of files inside dockers that weren't installed (I've worded that badly, but orphaned folders). I therefore recreated the image file. I'll keep an eye on it though

Hi - according to cAdviser, nzbget appears to be taking up 4.06GiB in my docker image. I installed as per the video above. Is this normal?

Now I've got TVH running as I want it, I'm moving on to TVHProxy. Are you guys running the 6.4 version of Unraid to enable dockers on different IPs?

I've got Plex & TVHeadend installed (the latter needs reconfiguring after I cleared it out to start again, but it does work), and I'm looking to get TVHProxy up and running. Giving all different IPs isn't ideal, but it's not the end of the world. Do I have to add the two Container Ports manually, and I may be being stupid, but I don't have the option of a br0 network type. Any idea?

Yep, same here

Doesn't seem to be updating for me... Signed in to duckdns, created a subdomain and got my token. Installed the docker and filled in SUBDOMAINS and TOKEN. Worked fine initially, but my IP address didn't update - I've ?ust done it manually at duckdns. Am I missing something?

Ahh, thank you. I misunderstood "destination" to mean they'll be copied to the backup destination (which they are by the end of it). Obviously not a problem - thanks for your time.

Apologies for a stupid question, but I'm late to the party and have only just discovered the backup plugin now it's on its own. It pointed me here for support, but at 92 pages I'm a bit overwhelmed! I've just set up and run my first backup, leaving everything pretty much as default, except for... - set appdata share to /mnt/user/appdata (should it be cache/appdata? I have a cache only share) - set disk # to disk2 - set destination share to appdata-backup/ (a share I created for this) - set it to a weekly backup to run on Monday I triggered a manual backup, and all has run fine, but in addition to the two "Community_Applications_USB_Backup" and "Community_Applications_VM_XML_Backup" folders in my appdata-backup share, they're also now in appdata. Should they be here? Obviously not a huge issue, but I thought I'd ask - I'd love to save your time and read through this thread, but at 92 pages it's not looking likely...! Any advice greatly appreciated

D'oh! Of course, thank you. That's actually how I've got it set up at the moment, just without the permissions. Cheers

Thanks for this - similar to mine, but the tmp directory technique is a good trick. Do you know how to setup permissions for different users? Say for myself I wanted write access to certain directories, but for other users I want it all locked down?

That's odd - the Area Graph works fine this morning. I've looked into it - the labels are only broken when you first turn charts on (turn them off, revisit the page, turn them on again). I had tried changing the order of the table, but that doesn't seem to affect the chart at all.

Hi - I've got two issues with the charts (which could be me being stupid, and could be limitations of the charting utility). None of which are a huge deal. One is on the "Area Graph" - when you have a lot of dates displaying, they all cross over each other into a mush of text. The other graph types seem to solve this by only displaying selected dates, but Area Graph doesn't like this. Is it possible to display the charts in the opposite direction? That is, oldest data first -> newest data last? As it stands you've got the stats displaying in reverse order, and I haven't found a way to solve this yet. Great utility, thank you

I've forced an "empty cache and hard reload" on the page in Chrome and still the same. I'll uninstall and reinstall. Thanks EDIT: All sorted now, thank you

Just a side issue - I've now got two Sppedtest icons in the Settings page. First one is just the settings, second is settings and test/results. In Tools there is the icon for just test/results. I'm assuming the second icon in settings should no longer be there as the functionality was split between settings and tools, yes? Do I need to reinstall?

Someone please explain.... I get the Yoda thing but after that..... lost. I'd love to, but nope - no idea. I figured you were both in on something that I wasn't. In seriousness, I looked at cadvisor but found it quite daunting and uninstalled for now. I'll try again at some point. Whilst the filling up of dockers isn't really unRAID's fault (I appreciate that by opening up fenced-off environments to third parties one is no longer completely in control), it would be nice if clearer reporting of docker usage could be available somewhere down the line. It's a concept that is not yet fully mature, and it would appear that diagnostic tools would be valuable. Sure, being sensible and pragmatic is the logical way to go, but progress is down to the unreasonable man! That being said, an old PC had Windows 7 eat up all of my RAM with svchost.exe for 5 days last week (I was waiting to see if it free'd up the memory), so it's not just the new kids playing fast and dirty with resources. Funny how Windows doesn't warn you of low memory when it's the one using it all

Thanks! Yep, thanks!

That all makes sense, thank you. I'll give the umask thing a go.

Hi - this might be a bit of a noob question, but since switching over to this from the stock FTP I've found that I've had to run unRAID's New Permissions tool across any drives with files that I've uploaded to my server before I can move/delete them. That is, I can rip something at work, connect to my server via FTP and upload it. When I get home and tidy it from a Windows box I get an access denied error saying that I need permission from Unix User\nobody. Running the New Permissions rectifies this. Is there something else I should be doing, or is this normal? It's the same user account that I was using to log into stock FTP, but I appreciate that this may not make any difference.