Merijeek

Well, that didn't help much. Near as I can tell, everything either ends up as: drwxrwxrwx 1 nobody users and is fine, or ends up: drwxr-xr-x 1 root root Which means I can't do anything with it via Windows, though I can do it from UnRAID CLI since, obviously, I'm logged in as root. After running the "New Permissions" tool those same folders are: drwxrwxrwx 1 nobody users

I had a few credentials I deleted just to be thorough, but there were none for the Unraid server. All my shares are, for the moment, public shares, so I never get asked for credentials. I'm waiting on Sickrage to download something, at which point I'll see who that file's owner is.

The ones that were added by me via the AutoAdd. The Sickrage ones are fine.

Hi all - I was just pursuing this in the general support thread and was told I should look here. I've basically got an issue with DelugeVPN. There are two ways I get torrents into it - via Sickrage, or via me dumping a .torrent file into an auto add folder. Both of these work as they should. If it's a torrent that has been inserted by Sickrage, everything works perfectly. Torrents come in, files go out into the proper media directories. Only complaint here is that Sickrage doesn't seem to know how to let a torrent sit a bit before moving it away, which obviously breaks the seeding. However, the BIG problem is just plain torrent downloads. After the download is complete, and I want to move the file (via Windows), I can't. I get a "You require permission from UNRAID\root to make changes to this file". Checking the file ownership I'm getting: Any suggestions on how I can make these files not owned by root? Currently, I'm having to go under Tools and do the "New Permissions" command. Which works, but is obviously annoying.

I seem to have an issue with DelugeVPN refusing to shutdown. I tell it to restart, and it doesn't. I tell it to shut down, it doesn't. I try to kill it via command line, and the command runs and the command line just sits. Further, when I do that it SEEMS (not confirmed 100%) to then knock the GUI offline, and I can't even reboot the unRAID box from the CLI. Anyone seen anything like this? Any idea how I could have something misconfigured here?

I've got what I'm hoping is a simple question here. I have had two forced reboots (hardware issue that I think I have resolved) but when I get everything running again, and I finally get to the point where I can get into DelugeVPN, my Deluge settings seem to be gone and I have to recreate them. Is there some sort of commit or something I need to do to get my settings to stick in the event of a reboot?