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As mentioned, this is the deprecated plugin thread. You should remove that one and get the new one from the Apps page. It's current version is 2019.03.09 Do you have other plugins that need updating? What version of Unraid are you on?

Do you have another copy of anything important and irreplaceable? You should even if your setup was ideal, which it isn't.

You should also take care of some other things. Docker service is already disabled. Disable VM service so we can get your shares moved where they belong. Your system and domains shares are cache-prefer, which is good, but they both still have files on disk2. You also have another cache-prefer share with files on the array and none on cache, but are you sure you want that share cache-prefer? That setting means move the files TO cache. The share name is probably something like Downloads, but it is anonymized.

Parity check must read all disks in the parity array. If any of your docker files (docker.img, appdata) are on the array then your dockers will be impacted. Typically you want your system, domains, and appdata shares to be cache-prefer, and to have all of their files on cache. If any of these files are on the array then docker performance will be impacted due to the slower writes to the parity array, and your dockers will keep parity and array disk(s) spinning. And of course, parity check will be competing for the same disks. You can easily see which disks any user share is using by clicking Compute... for the share on the User Shares page.

Here is a command to list your plugins from the command line if you're interested: ls -lah /boot/config/plugins

If you read the Need Help sticky I linked earlier it explains how to use the command line to get information useful in troubleshooting. And it would also be pretty simple to just take a look in /boot/config/plugins and see how old your plugins are.

Just reviewed this and many pages after that before I realized. This thread is for the deprecated V1 plugin. Is that the version you are still running? If so, uninstall it and install the V2 plugin from the Apps page. You can always go directly to the correct support thread for any plugin from its listing on the Apps page.

If you could give us a link to what you were reading we might be able to judge whether that was reliable information. And with nothing more to go on than you have given us it is very uncertain whether this plugin is involved or something else is going on. You might try troubleshooting the problem yourself by eliminating this plugin and see if it continues to happen. Also see the Need Help? sticky for some ideas on how you can get us more information:

Don't understand exactly how you are getting this wrong, but I switched from needo to this one long ago and it just worked. It shouldn't actually be necessary to copy any files, unless you just want to make a backup of the plex appdata folder. Just use the same mappings, including pointing this docker to the same appdata you used with needo. In fact, you might even get away with simply changing the repository.

Just make a backup of your flash drive and try it. And 6.6.7 is the current stable.

Docker img is NOT (libvirt) Libvirt is for the VMs There is no good reason to backup docker image since the containers can just be redownloaded. The only thing that matters is the appdata and the templates. The templates are the settings you made such as mappings when you installed a docker. These are on flash so make sure you are backing up flash. In fact it's probably better if you just recreate docker image instead of even attempting to back it up. You can always reinstall your containers exactly as they were using the Previous Apps feature on the Apps page, as long as you have the templates and appdata.

Hey @Advanced Member, who are you calling @Community Developer?

It was taken care of by the template. I don't know how you got to where you are now. You will have to add it manually. Just take a look at the /config mapping for one of your other dockers and you may get the idea.

Go to Settings - Docker and disable Dockers. Go to Settings - VM Manager and disable VMs. Go to Shares - User Shares. Click on the appdata share, set it to Use cache disk: Prefer. Click on the system share, set it to Use cache disk: Prefer. Click on the isos share, set it to Use cache disk: Yes. Go to Main - Array Operations and click on Move Now. Wait for it to finish. Go to Shares - User Shares, click on the Compute All button. Wait for it to finish, then post a screenshot of the results.

It did have it preconfigured. Somehow you managed to lose that setting. You will have to set it yourself. What is that a screenshot from? Assuming it is showing the contents of /mnt/user/appdata then it does look like you have your plex library, so you just need to get that volume mapping added. You still haven't got your user shares configured correctly. I'm working on another post about that.

You haven't set it to anything at all.

Haven't looked at your diagnostics yet but your docker run doesn't have a host mapping for the /config container volume, which would completely explain why plex doesn't remember anything since you haven't told it where its library is. Did you have an appdata folder for plex?

Probably you still have some things not setup correctly. Post diagnostics as explained in your other thread: https://forums.unraid.net/topic/78558-cache-disk-shows-full-mover-doesnt-clear-it/?do=findComment&comment=728717 Also post your docker run command as explained in this first link from the Docker FAQ:

As nuhll said Those escaped octals means you are getting invalid characters when you paste.

I'm sure this is just a typo but could you clarify? The latest RC and the subject of this thread is 6.7.0rc5. The latest stable is 6.6.7. I don't believe there were any RCs for 6.6.7.

https://forums.unraid.net/topic/57181-real-docker-faq/#comment-566084 In order to get a template considered for inclusion in CA, you must create a support thread for it. That means you support it.

Device Model: ST5000DM000-1FK178 Serial Number: W4J0J1HS ID# ATTRIBUTE_NAME FLAGS VALUE WORST THRESH FAIL RAW_VALUE 187 Reported_Uncorrect -O--CK 074 074 000 - 26 197 Current_Pending_Sector -O--C- 100 100 000 - 112 198 Offline_Uncorrectable ----C- 100 100 000 - 112 Should show you this in Dashboard SMART warnings and in Attributes on the page for that Unassigned Device.

It is based on dockers which are supported in this forum. You can enable docker hub searches in Settings in the Apps page, but since there are no Unraid templates for those you will have to set them up yourself based on whatever info you can get at docker hub.

What do you mean exactly by a reinstall of Unraid? Normally I wouldn't expect a reinstall of Unraid to have any effect on a plugin or much of anything else, since Unraid installs itself fresh from the archives on flash at each boot. Did that reinstall also include removing and reinstalling the plugin?

That's fine. I do the same thing. That's OK too. If you want you can set it to cache-yes, run mover (Main - Array Operations - Move Now) to get it moved to the array, then set it to cache-no.