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It is not necessary to install the management for BOINC on another machine. I have been running RDP BOINC on my Unraid server ever since @aptalca first created it at my request. The Advanced View within the docker will let you do all of that. I have not tried the other one currently being promoted. Its support link seems to go to a thread that doesn't even mention it, at least not in its first post.

You can easily get to the correct support thread for any of your dockers by simply clicking on its icon and selecting Support

You can go directly to the correct support thread for any of your dockers by clicking on its icon in the webUI and selecting Support

I always power down my eSATA dock when changing disks.

Your are having multiple disk problems, likely a controller issue. Possibly that has been the problem all along and there was nothing wrong with that other disk.

You have to initiate them, but you do so in the webUI on the Tools page.

Go to Tools - Diagnostics and attach the complete diagnostics zip file to your NEXT post.

Have you tried clearing browser cache?

It is on the Apps page. Do you not have Community Applications installed? You should use the Apps page to install everything.

Go to Tools - Diagnostics and attach the complete Diagnostics zip file to your NEXT post.

Unraid IS NOT RAID, but it does have the redundancy of 1 or 2 parity disks. There is no striping in Unraid. Each data disk in the parity array is an independent filesystem, and can be read all by itself on any Linux. Each file is stored complete on a single disk, but Unraid does allow the top folders to span disks, a feature known as user shares. Because there is no striping, Unraid read speed is limited to the speed of the single disk the file is on. Write speed in the parity array is somewhat slower than single disk speed due to realtime parity updates. These differences from traditional RAID designs allows you to easily mix different sized disks, easily replace disks (whether due to failure or just for upsizing) and easily add disks. Each parity disk must be at least as large as any single data disk. Unraid also has cache, which can be a multiple disk pool with various btrfs raid models supported. You can certainly run Plex server as a docker on Unraid. To view it on the TV will require a Plex client. Lots of ways to make that happen that don't even require the server in the same room.

Have you tried rebooting?

In fact, booting in SAFE mode is a requirement for posting a bug report.

Sounds like we will be closing this one. This particular user has created another account to make another "bug report". I have sent them a PM.

Are you running Unraid on ESXi?

No https://unraid.net/pricing

This is the docker I mentioned that was You might try this:

No. Parity must be a single disk at least as large as the largest single data disk. If you use dual parity, each parity disk must be at least as large as the largest single data disk. With those disks you could use one 5TB as parity and all the others as data for a total array capacity of 4x2 + 2x3 + 5 = 19TB You can add parity later, or you can replace parity later. But as noted above, parity must be at least as large as the largest single data disk. Unraid IS NOT RAID. There is no striping. Each data disk in the parity array is an independent filesystem. Each file is stored completely on a single disk. But, Unraid allows top level folders to span disks. This is known as user shares. Normally people created multiple user shares for different purposes, and each user share has its own settings. Each user share can span as many disks as you want.

You can always go back to any version available for download by simply preparing any flash as a new install using that download, and then copying the config folder from your flash backup to that new install. Your config folder has everything you need to get going again just as you were with whatever version you have. If you use the same flash, everything will be good to go. If you have a new flash, you will have to get a new license key using the procedure for that. Of course this assumes you have a flash backup. You should always have a flash backup, and you should get a new flash backup any time you make any significant changes in the webUI. This is especially important if you make any changes to disk assignments. As noted already Mostly just posting all this for completeness and for edification of other users.

I haven't used this plugin, but I assume you would be better off using a setting that is ignored by mover, such as cache-only if it is already on cache. If it isn't already on cache you should probably just set it up again so that it is.

You should post the complete diagnostics instead of a link to an external site. The diagnostics gives more information, and external sites can be more trouble even if they are safe.

The combination you have there should be OK since they are pairs of the same size, so you have a mirror and your reported total capacity is correct, 120G. But as johnnie mentioned, your mirror wasn't setup correctly, so follow the instructions he linked. There are at least 3 plex dockers commonly used now and another that was commonly used but shouldn't be used now. Post your docker run command as explained in this very first link from the Docker FAQ (pinned near the top of the Docker Engine subforum): https://forums.unraid.net/topic/57181-docker-faq/?tab=comments#comment-564345

Was it working before?

Go to Tools-Diagnostics and attach the complete Diagnostics zip file to your NEXT post.