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  1. trurl

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    In the webUI, go to Settings. In the Network Services section on that page, click on NFS to get to the NFS settings page. There you can enable NFS and also set that tunable.
  2. And all those USB disks might also give problems depending... Technically USB disks in the array are supported, but some implementations might be unreliable, difficult to troubleshoot, or perform poorly.
  3. Not familiar with that container but assuming it behaves like a container, if you just stop it then it shouldn't matter if you remove it or not since it is "contained".
  4. Maybe a coincidence, but a couple of those screens show GPF with Plex transcoder. Which plex are you using? Does it happen if you don't run plex? What about that memtest?
  5. If you stop the array you should see the proper place to assign your parity disk, just above disk1. It is clearly labeled Parity, whereas Cache is also clearly labeled and a completely different section on the Main page. Did you follow any sort of guide when setting up your server?
  6. Looks like you aren't using Unraid. See the first post in this thread for instructions on the proper place to get support for linuxserver dockers on other systems.
  7. Parity and cache have nothing to do with each other. The whole point of cache is it is not part of the parity array. Also, 8TB is an unusually large disk to assign as cache. Do you perhaps really intend to assign that disk as parity?
  8. This is what I do. If it weren't for these "reports" popping up all over the forum I wouldn't have even known about this.
  9. For future reference, you can always get to the right thread by clicking on the docker icon in the webUI and selecting Support, or from the Support page link for the docker in Apps (Community Applications).
  10. The built-in schedules can be seen and adjusted at Settings - Scheduler - Fixed Schedules
  11. Have you tried signing out of plex and signing in again? That usually works for me.
  12. Maybe obvious, but since you don't say so, did you enter a key?
  13. Try logging out of Plex (dropdown in upper right corner of your screenshot) and login in again.
  14. That screenshot is showing the Format button for an Unassigned Device. Totally different thing than formatting a drive assigned to a cache slot. Not what you needed to do but to format an Unassigned Device you must enable "destructive mode" in Settings for Unassigned Devices. What you needed to do was get Unraid to format the disk AFTER you assign it to a cache slot. The checkbox to enable format in that case is in Main - Array Operations.
  15. All user shares are mounted in /mnt/user. Simple as that.
  16. Yes, I know. I kind of like it that way. I have been using that nym on the internet since before the world wide web. It also has another meaning. My tru initials are rl. More than once I have tried to create an account somewhere only to find that trurl was already taken. github was one such.
  17. There is no need to copy or transfer the docker image. Its contents, which is just the executable code for each container, are downloaded when a docker is installed or updated. What might be worthwhile transferring is the appdata for your dockers, and the templates for each. Probably you already know where the appdata is. The templates are on flash in config/plugins/dockerMan/templates-user. The templates contain the settings for each container, which is all those things you have to fill out when you create or edit a container, such as the mappings, etc.
  18. You're welcome "Newbie". That is your name right?
  19. The integrity of torrents requires the application to know the files haven't changed.
  20. Filling the docker image sometimes leads to corruption of its filesystem.
  21. You have a ridiculously large (80G) docker image. This is usually a sign that someone has been filling up their docker image and to solve the problem they increase its size. It will not solve the problem, it just makes it take longer to fill. If you have your applications correctly configured it is very unlikely you would ever need even 20G. See the "Docker Image Filling Up" section of the Docker FAQ: https://forums.unraid.net/topic/57181-real-docker-faq/
  22. Tools - Diagnostics, attach complete diagnostics zip file to your next post.
  23. Tools - Diagnostics, attach complete diagnostics zip file to your next post. Do you have an attached monitor and keyboard? Have you done a memtest?
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