jonesy8485

This is the key right there ^^^ Those are two different mount points (NCmisc, and media), so any OS (not just unRaid) has to do a read, write, delete process to move the file, and ~50MB/s writing to a user share is about right (depending upon useCache settings, etc) (Note that I don't actually use FileBot, but from what your saying, the above is correct) You can on 6.2RC3+ Alright. I'm going to make an input folder on /mnt/user/media/ Thanks!

Quick question... I'm using coppit's filebot container. In an attempt to unify my naming convention, I'm using winSCP from my W10 machine to move pieces of my TV library into the filebot /input/ dir, then the filebot.sh is set to --action move. When moving within winSCP, it's very quick, as if it's just editing the index and not actually re-writing the data to the array. However, when filebot does the move, it takes FOREVER and you can watch in windows explorer the filesize increase by less than 50MB/s, as if it's actually re-writing data on the array. Is there a way I'm missing where I can actually make this faster? I read you cannot do hardlinks on /mnt/user/ setups. FYI, my /input is /mnt/user/NCmisc/txdownloads/complete/ /output is /mnt/user/media/ Thanks!