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You should start your own thread and spell out exactly what your problem is.

See the first post in this thread for where you should go for support.

https://lime-technology.com/forums/topic/57181-real-docker-faq/#comment-564345

Are you copying to a User Share or are you copying directly to cache? unRAID only decides where to put things for User Shares. If you are going directly to disk it doesn't decide anything. And it only overflows to the array when you are copying to a User Share and the User Share is set to Use cache Yes or Prefer. https://lime-technology.com/forums/topic/46802-faq-for-unraid-v6/?page=2#comment-537383

Does unBalance actually bother to decide which to keep or does it just keep whichever it encounters first (or last)?

There are a couple of things you might have missed in your setup. If you are using the default btrfs raid1 for the cache pool, then you only have 128GB total cache space, since it must mirror everything on 2 devices so you only get the capacity of the smallest. https://lime-technology.com/forums/topic/46802-faq-for-unraid-v6/?tab=comments#comment-480420 Also, if you don't set a Minimum Free space for cache, then it will run out of space. unRAID has no way to know how large a file will become when it begins to write it. If a disk has more than Minimum Free, unRAID can choose it to begin writing the file. Then if the file gets too large you get out of space. If a disk has less than Minimum Free remaining unRAID will choose a different disk (in this case, on the array) to begin the write. So, you should set Minimum Free to larger than the largest file you expect to write. Minimum Free for cache is in Settings - Global Share Settings. There is also a Minimum Free setting in each User Share which works similarly. If a disk has less than Minimum Free, unRAID will choose a different disk.

Nothing gets removed from flash when you update the OS. Just a small number of files get replaced. In case you don't know it, unRAID doesn't actually run from the flash drive, and only accesses it at boot or to store changes you make in the webUI. At boot, the OS is unpacked fresh from the archives on flash into RAMfs and the OS actually runs in RAM. I think that if you gave the limetech plex the same name as the linuxserver plex when you accidentally installed it, then the previous settings for linuxserver plex were overwritten by the limetech plex settings you made. Previous Apps just works from the "my-templates" stored on flash, which are named based on the name you give the docker when you create it.

If you don't know that you don't know how to use dockers. Here is the FAQ: https://lime-technology.com/forums/topic/57181-real-docker-faq/

When I get a PM asking for support, I just respond by linking them to the "Need Help" sticky and quoting of this bit:

You should have used Community Applications Previous Apps feature to reinstall your docker as it was originally. You will have to figure out what you did before. Most likely you don't have any volumes mapped to your media.

I have approved this, your first post. I don't know of any way to specifically remove blocking of PMs, but now that you are approved maybe it is removed.

I don't use these dockers, but I do use NZBGet for Usenet, and it can go plenty fast. Are you using multiple connections?

Then why did you say this? Are you sure you know what you're using for your downloads?

Tools - Diagnostics, post complete zip.

Post your docker run command as seen here: https://lime-technology.com/forums/topic/57181-real-docker-faq/#comment-564345

There is a Recycle Bin plugin. Check in Community Applications. It only recycles deletes that were done over the network.

And once acknowledged, you will get new warnings when the count increases, which is what you want. If not increasing then no new problem. Note that this is just for CRC errors. You typically don't want to acknowledge other SMART errors since they may mean you need to replace the disk.

The CA Backup plugin also has a way to save a backup of your flash.

Why would you want to store it on the array? If your flash fails and you can't boot, you won't have access to the backup if it's stored on the array. You can always download a zipped backup of your flash from Main - Boot Device - Flash - Flash backup

Read the first post in this same thread and be sure to take care of everything in the Update Notes linked there.

Basically everything in unRAID runs as root. The other "users" are only for network access to shared folders with SMB, NFS, AFP.

/tmp is RAM, so if you have plex set to use /transcode then that should do it.

That is global Help in the webUI. It is a toggle. Just turn it off by clicking on the Help icon (?)

You should be able to go to the command line and delete them using wildcards. Or move all the others to another folder then delete the folder.

Disk0 is the parity drive in case you didn't know.