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Problems with plugins should not be in a bug report for Unraid but should be dealt with in the proper plugin thread. One of the things that is often requested when you suspect an issue with a new Unraid release is to run in SAFE mode to eliminate possible effects of plugins. So obviously plugins aren't considered something to be handled with a bug report. If a plugin has a bug then it should be reported in the plugin thread.

Why did you quote it then? gfjardim cleaned up his post, and I cleaned up yours.

All of these screenshots are showing these "writes" in terms of speed, but I have to wonder over what amount of time that calculation is made and whether or not it isn't just a result of averaging over some longer period that actually did include writes. Some of these screenshots show a write speed next to a temperature '*' that indicates the disk is spun down. There is a little icon at upper right above the column labels that lets you toggle between speed and counts. I wonder if it might be more instructive to observe the absolute counts instead of the speed.

Post your docker run command as explained in the first link in the Docker FAQ: https://forums.unraid.net/topic/57181-real-docker-faq/

Have you tried a different browser?

Also some things about your shares that are not optimal, and your cache disk is nearly full. Go to the Shares page, click on Compute All button, wait (will take some time) for the results, and post a screenshot.

Only root has access to the webUI

Is that SMB mount actually mounted currently in Unassigned Devices? Post a screenshot of that.

Go to Tools - Diagnostics and attach the complete diagnostics zip file to your next post.

Nothing can delete from a read only source, not any process. Your problem has nothing to do with unBALANCE. You already said your source was reported as read only. Everything is working as it should. It would delete from the source but it can't because the source is read only. You must have filesystem corruption on the source disk.

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Since I noticed you had already asked this in the wrong place, I just thought I would mention that you can get to the correct support thread for any docker by clicking on its icon in the Unraid webUI and selecting Support. Or by using the Support link for the docker on the Apps page. As for your problem, we need more information. See the very first link in the Docker FAQ: https://forums.unraid.net/topic/57181-real-docker-faq/

Fix Common Problems is just reporting that it is set to read only. The Unraid OS set it to read only due to filesystem corruption so it won't get worse. And when it is read only obviously nothing can be removed from it.

What should be the expected behavior if you begin a move that will take a long time, and you close your browser before it completes?

You may have to disable Docker and VM Services before it will let you move those images off cache. The services not just the individual dockers or VMs. Settings - Docker and Settings -VM Manager.

"Never" isn't the default, but I just noticed I had that on one drive, a drive that I had previously run an Extended SMART test on. Does it get changed to Never and not changed back on a SMART test?

I was looking for something specific at first, a full docker image. But since I didn't get that I looked at syslog and didn't see anything repeating since it was so short.

Complete zip is what we always want. Looks like you rebooted so we can't see anything in syslog from before that. Nothing obvious to me in those. Try it again and post new diagnostics. Missed that.

Are you sure you don't have anything writing to the array? There is a Write column on the Main page. Do you have Turbo Write enabled?

Answered in this very same (short) thread:

Your domains share is set to cache-only but it has files on the array. Disable VM Manager then set it to cache-prefer and run mover.

Go to Tools - Diagnostics and attach the complete diagnostics zip file to your next post.

Have you tried to boot anything other than Unraid from the flash drive?

Are you asking this question regarding this specific release of Unraid, 6.70rc2? I am guessing not since you already posted this question here: The proper way to get attention to a thread you have already started is to "bump" that same thread by making another post in it.

What you say you have looks OK. Are you sure that is what you have? Everything lower case? Everything starting with a '/'? If you go to the Dockers page, what do you get when you click on the Container Size button?