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If you read the first post in this thread you will see they are not in the right place. Also, the plugin will use the script named preclear_disk.sh, so if you want it to use the faster preclear_bjp.sh, you must rename it. And if you want notifications read my reply #334 just a few posts above this one for a link to reply #200. Chasing you all around the forum on this. I should go to bed.

Could probably make it happen if you did a Windows VM on unRAID. I don't think there are any Linux versions to make into a docker.

SNAP is not supported. As for mounting with this plugin, did you watch the video in the first post, all the way to the end?

First post is not current, doesn't mention addition of perl.

I was just looking into that. Now to figure out how to install the perl package perl is now included in NerdPack (though not currently mentioned in the first post of that thread)

Can you ping tools.linuxserver.io from your server?

Go back a few pages in this thread. Starting at reply #380 will probably get you back up to speed.

Please don't post questions about specific docker containers in this forum. There are support threads for each of the containers in the Docker Containers forum and you should post your questions there on the appropriate thread where the container authors and other users with experience of the container are more likely to see it. Also, it wouldn't hurt to read the support thread for a container to see if your question has already been answered.

Also note: If you do have a question about a specific docker, this is the right forum to use. You just need to find the thread for the docker you have a question about and post it there.

Is there any advantage to using MD5 over Par2? Other than the fact that I can schedule MD5 checks in the GUI using Checksum Suite. It doesn't take as much disk space. But it only detects and cannot correct corruption.

Notify was moved in 6.1.0 as part of some security fixes. That's basically why we have 6.1 compatible plugins separated out. The version of the script that is linked in that post I sent you to includes the fixes needed for compatibility so you don't need to make those changes unless you are determined to not use that version of the script. Even if you do use that version of the script the use of faster postread is optional so there is not really any benefit from not using it.

The button is in Settings - Squid's Checksum Suite - Par2 Tools

See Reply #200 on this thread.

While I'm a little late to the party, if your script only needs to run either hourly, daily, weekly, or monthly, then all you have to do is toss the script into /etc/cron.daily (or hourly, etc). The script will then show up by the scheduler plugin (and have the start time easily adjustable), and you don't need to muck around with cron jobs But I think if you take that approach, you will have to move your script there with a command in go or it won't be there next boot.

OK, then maybe I'm missing something super obvious.... Where do I view/edit jobs used with the Schedules plug-in? So if I want to add a cron job, do I then just add it to the Go file so that it's added to cron? I'm likely missing something here, sorry.. The schedules plugin handles the built-in cron entries for hourly, daily, weekly and monthly jobs. These are separate from the custom cron jobs which a plugin or user can define. OK I think I get it... Let me approach this another way since I have already mucked up this thread. I will stop acting like I think I know what I'm doing, as it just makes this worse and confusing (thank you for the responses so far!)... So... What is the best way to schedule a script to run to backup apps, or copy whatever, on a timed basis? I assumed this was now able to be handled by Schedules, which I was wrong. Add to go script? Create the script. Create a .cron file that calls the script, exactly as discussed in the bonienl post which you yourself quoted above. Reboot or update_cron. Done.

So since you don't have any mapping for /mnt/user/music the container has no access. The only thing the container has access to is /mnt/cache/appdata/sync/, which it sees at /config. Get it?

...is mapped to what exactly? And is that the only volume mapping you have for this container? If so, that is the problem since that is the only folder the container will have access to. Do you have any other working dockers? Probably better post a screenshot that shows both the container volumes and host paths for this docker.

What are your volume mappings for this docker?

I see 2 dockers for ownCloud in AppStore (Community Applications).

Rather than allowing users to move pages around, I think it would be a good idea to just put Users under Settings and leave it there since it is seldom used.

I am using System Stats. It would probably make sense to move it to Tools though.

I moved Users into Settings even though I was not having any problem with the layout. Users definitely doesn't deserve a spot at the top. I wonder if the people having layout problems are also using Dynamix System Buttons which uses up some space. I am not using it.

Used the plugin with the fast post-read and notifications enabled version from host site listed. Shows as ver. 1.115c, plugin worked great as has been the case, and pre clear of three new 4TB drives were successful also. 10 hours quicker for each drive than ones done in the past, however I never received any notifications. I had set for both the web GUI pop ups and email. i tried the 25%, end of each step, and end of cycle and never got anything. My notifications are working fine for unraid. Is something broke or did i not do something correctly in setting it up? According to your sig you are not running 6.1.x. This is likely the problem, and you should upgrade anyway. Nobody can support 6.0rc6

Sorry I keep asking Noob questions, I understand the concept of using checksums but have never actually messed with it before. Just to be 100% clear, if I want to have detection and repair (of minor) corruption, I'd choose par2 as my format? Are there Pros/Cons for the different checksum formats? How big is the file they generate (in general), and where exactly are they stored with in the folder scanned? Some of this might be answered by downloading your plugin... par2 is not a checksum. It is one or more additional files that allow missing or corrupt files to be reconstructed. Par2 is used extensively with usenet binaries (NZBs) and the applications that download them, such as SABnzbd, NZBGet. Something like how parity allows a disk to be reconstructed, but much different in the details.

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