trurl

Did you try typing diagnostics at the command line? It will try to save the diagnostics to flash.

If you can get one. Might have to try to get one from the command line.

Once you get things square, you should probably increase this. It needs to be larger than the largest file you will ever want to write. If there is more than min free left on a disk, then unRAID will try to write to it, regardless of how large the file is. It doesn't even know how large a write will be.

Looks like you rebooted since the problem, so there isn't anything in the logs. Try it again. If you ever have any problems you should get a diagnostic before rebooting.

Tools - Diagnostics, post complete zip

How are the drives attached?

Sorry, but most of that doesn't really make much sense. Do you have any other working dockers? You might try looking at the Docker FAQ and see if you can clarify your question.

What are you going to use it for?

Since it was literally just released you might wait for LSIO to create a support thread for it on our forum.

In case you missed it (stickied in General Support) here are some links to others:

See sticky at top of this subforum. TL;DR: Any drive you change the filesystem on will be formatted so you need to put its data somewhere else.

See 2 posts above yours

And don't post it! It is supposed to be known and used only by plexpass members.

Nerd Tools plugin to install python. User Scripts plugin to schedule your script for boot.

This should be in the FAQ and in the first post of this thread.

I get that occasionally, Try closing the Plex webUI and opening it again. If that still doesn't do it, try logging out of Plex and logging in again.

Unassigned Devices is part of unRAID even if you don't have the plugin installed. The plugin just adds functionality to let you do things with the unassigned devices.Your screenshot is showing the unassigned device but it doesn't have any of the added functionality. And your diagnostics does show the disk, but not any SMART for it which is not unusual for USB. Is it actually unplugged? Or did you just not expect to see it in the Unassigned Devices tab (which is normal)? As for wrong csrf, do you have any other computer or an android or iphone app accessing your server? Are all your plugins up-to-date?

If not the same disk then not instantaneous, but I would still use mc, perhaps in a screen session. Screen can be added from NerdTools.

SSDs often run a little hotter than spinners. You can set the temperature alarms on an individual disk basis by clicking on the drive to get to its settings.

I have tried Krusader and Dolphin, but really, mc (Midnight Commander) is easy to use and you don't have to install anything. And if you are just moving from one folder on one disk to another folder on the same disk it will be almost instantaneous.

Delete your trial key. Not sure there is any real issue in this case, but there have been cases where things got confused due to having more than one key on flash.

As for how will you know if there is an update, Plex usually tells me when I open its webUI if there is an update. When that happens, I just close it and restart the docker to get the new version. Other applications will be different, which is why there is no way for unRAID to know, no consistent way to tell with all possible applications. NZBGet in its webUI has a way to check versions, for example, but you have to tell it to check.

There is no way for the webUI checking for plugin updates to know whether the application the plugin is installing has a new version either. Same reason, there is no consistent way to know when any application has an update. If you thought plugins were different it was just because most plugin updates were for application updates, since plugins were usually created to download and install a specific version. So plugins had to be updated to get a new version of the application. Dockers are actually better in this regard since the docker authors can have the container get the latest version of the application without actually requiring an update to the docker itself. So in this particular case, you don't need to update the docker, just restart it.

There is no way for the unRAID webUI to know whether or not any and all applications out on the World Wide Web have an update. It can check if the docker was updated, but not whether the application in the container was updated since there is no consistent way to determine this for all applications.