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screen also requires utempter, which is just past the bottom of your screenshot, so we can't tell if it has somehow gotten turned off or not.

I'm having the same problem as you. Where is the deleting docker image (checkbox)? Also, What are the my templates you are talking about? This has been addressed many, many times here on this forum, including in the announcement thread for the upgrade. Please search the forum for "layers from manifest". I just did and got 30 results. See the link in my sig about how to search this forum. Even though Squid has already replied, I am posting this anyway in an attempt to help people help themselves.

In your example, only the data on disk 20 would be accessible via the user share. The data on the excluded disks would still be accessible via disk shares. No data would be moved. The settings for a specific user share only affect future writes to the share. unRAID will still include any disks that have the share on them for any reads, unless a disk is excluded in Global Share Settings.

Reviewing your post history I don't see where you got that impression, but sorry. I think this forum is one of the best features of unRAID.

This post is identical to this post from another user. There are many more like this. I believe this user is a bot.

What mount point are you currently attaching to? If it's not /mnt/disks/* then you won't be able to use UD. They are currently mount to /mnt. I have no /mnt/disks on my server. I am also using the smb-extra.conf to share the mounted drives. I would like to use UD, and so does UD require me to make a /mnt/disks and then mount my unassigned drives at that location? Hopefully I can reconfigure the Windows VM to use the new mount points. UD itself makes /mnt/disks and then mounts unassigned devices there.

Must be on the flash drive somewhere. Try looking in the folder for the Unassigned Devices plugin in config/plugins. Most of the files on flash are text and you can learn a lot by exploring them.

Have you tried a browser refresh?

You should be able to edit the wiki yourself.

Another thing you can do is set NZBGet up so that it is downloading to cache but unpacking to an array disk. That way the reads and writes are on different devices.

If you look in the first post of Unassigned Devices thread, it has example scripts including one which uses rsync. This is basically what I do.

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Do you rsync to a NTFS volume mounted with unassigned devices? Thankyou Gus Yes, with Unassigned Devices. I make monthly backups to external NTFS drives for offsite storage. It's all scripted using the scripting feature. All I have to do is plugin the drive, then when the script emails that it's finished, I unmount and unplug the drive and take it with me.

I rsync to NTFS all the time, though not with VM.

Google linux find command. You should be able to come up with something to search /mnt.

Did you try reading the first post in the thread?

Did you use Community Applications - Previous Apps to reinstall your dockers? Was the config (appdata?) stored on your cache? Maybe you still have a problem with the drive. Post diagnostics.

My personal trainer/gym owner/friend has that hanging on the wall in her kitchen.

Check for updates. It is trying to install an old version.

Each user share can be set to not use the cache. In fact, that is the default setting. So while you are doing the initial data load you should just set the user shares to not use the cache disk. Then after you are done you can set them to use cache if you want. Using cache then mover while filling up your array is actually going to be slower than just writing to the array as you have seen. Personally I don't cache any user shares except the ones I have set to cache-only such as appdata. I don't care about write speed, and you may only care about it when writing a large amount of data, but if that is more than mover can move during your normal sleeping hours you are just making the process slower and more complicated.

Last I heard plex doesn't want you to transcode to memory. If you just take the default settings it should transcode to your appdata. Also see here

See this thread for some insight into how this is supposed to work.

I use this all the time to write NTFS drives. This plugin only mounts the drive so unRAID can access it, and possibly share it on the network. The copying part is up to you. Do you know how to do the copy? No, I do not know how to do the copy. I would like some kind of command line to input so that unRAID will do the move for me. I feel that this would be the fastest way. The only way I would know how to do it is by mounting the drive and then accessing it remotely through Windows Explorer, but that would defeat the purpose of mounting it in unRAID in the first place because Windows Explorer would work as the "middle man" and cause the copy to bottleneck. mc (Midnight Commander) is builtin to unRAID. It gives you a 2-pane text-gui which makes it very easy to manage files directly on unRAID. Pretty easy to figure out.

I use this all the time to write NTFS drives. This plugin only mounts the drive so unRAID can access it, and possibly share it on the network. The copying part is up to you. Do you know how to do the copy?

Have you patched the script as mentioned in recent posts in this thread?