AcidRaZor

no you didn't

I just lost a drive; For some reason it forgot a superblock or something and didn't want to mount. Stupid me formatted it in Unraid when it also detected it couldn't mount it (instead of removing it first). There goes 1 TB data. I'm now restoring from Crash Plan, but it just informed me that I don't have enough disk space? Does crashplan copy the restore from the web to it's own Docker container first and then push it to the array? How can I make the restore happen directly to the drives?

As Myk says, but I've known it to disappear after some update or other. Uninstalling it then re-installing it fixed the problem. Thanks, that was it!

I might be going insane (or already am), but I could swear SSD Trim had a setting under the Scheduler to schedule it to run and that I set it up to run Weekly. I just went into settings and couldn't find it at all (upgraded a few things first). Am I missing something? Or is this not available as a UI setting anymore and I have to go mess with the go file in the config to copy it to a cronjob somewhere?

Thanks for this! Where do I store the script on my flash? Anywhere?

Borrowed a friend's laptop

"remotely" implies I have access to a different machine or device capable of remoting into the PC I'm shutting down. So unfortunately not. I have 0 other devices or PC's as I spent my budget on a gaming capable machine that I'd also like to be a nas and have some other VM's on for my dev stuff. If I knew I had to have several other PC's and laptops and devices just to connect to this, I would just have bought a NAS and spent the remainder of my budget on laptops and PC's. I know I sound a little bit annoyed here. Cause I am. Guess I need a stiff drink and some sleep.

Can't really just shut down all my VM's and look... only PC I have at the moment, and due to a bug in unraid (or some kind of weird acronyms) it doesn't release the keyboard back to unraid after shutting down the VM. Something to do with SeaBIOS still being active somehow even though it's shut down? *shrug* Anyway. I just need a better UPS I guess.

The log files unfortunately doesn't show anything since I booted up today (nothing before) I just run Sonarr/Emby plugin by PhaZe, a Debian 8 VM and my main Windows 10 VM. Nothing else. Will check and see if I shut down via stopping array manually and shutting down if it works or not. Thanks for the advice

I've used the shutdown button multiple times, but it doesn't shut down the system. It stops my VM but keeps the PC running. When I power it off (after 20 minutes of waiting for the machine to stop), and come back, turning it on, it needs a parity check. I don't think the Shut Down works properly.

Thanks for the explanation Would it be safe to have my VM's turned on while fstrim is running?

Should I be using the fstrim plugin at all?