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One thing that I did notice was that in the Docker volume mappings for Plex I have everything under /mnt/user/ except one entry that says: /transcode <--> /tmp Could this be causing this issue?

Actually no major hardware or software changes in the past year other than upgrade to 6.5.3. However maybe it's happened before because I don't look at the log file very often. The only docker is a Plex Media Server. And yes, all files are in user shares under /mnt/user/; I'll keep monitoring the log file to see of this happens again. If anyone else has any ideas please let me know, thanks!

Thanks, as far as I know I have all my data files under /mnt. I tried looking at the Diagnostics file but I don't know where to look... has someone else had this issue before?

While checking the log to determine what was causing some drives to spin up, I saw an entry that mentioned "Warning: Rootfs file is getting full (currently 81 % used)". What causes this usually, and how can I prevent it? I'm attaching diagnostics file, thanks for your help! tower-diagnostics-20180916-0538.zip

I've never ran Trim on my SSD cache, so I installed the Dynamix SSD Trim plugin. However when I go to the Apps tab, the "Settings" button in disabled. How do I run it? Can I run it manually, and if so, do I need to stop the array first?

I just installed the S3 Sleep plugin and enabled the Execute function to "Sleep" on the plugin settings page, but I still don't see the Sleep button on the Main/Array Operations tab. What am I missing?