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Is rclone v1.41 the latest possible on unraid? Is there any way to upgrade?

That would be my assumption too. Unless the parent directory is root for instance, then that would take precedence over the files within it. But the fact it works when changed to nobody would suggest that isn't the case. bob is the user not the group. users is the group (admittedly that does sound somewhat confusing) sorry, i meant to say that when i create a folder with the user "bob" on SMB, i get a folder owned by bob under the group users which subsequently cannot be moved or renamed.

yes. when the folder is under the "bob" group, even if im connected to the network drive as bob via SMB on mac, it won't let me do renames or move the folder. Putting it back to "nobody" fixed the issue.. also, other users can't access the folder if its under the bob group

So i recently noticed this issue after upgrading my unraid install to 6.2.4 I have a share with user bob that i connect to with my Mac. Now every time i create a folder with SMB from my Mac, the new folder inherits drwxrwxrwx 1 bob users 289 Jan 8 16:49 instead of drwxrwxrwx 1 nobody users 289 Jan 8 16:49 I went in manually via root ssh and fixed this but as you can imagine this is extremely annoying. How can i fix this?

what time does the "scheduled daily" task run and is there any way to customize this?

how can i use this plugin to manually rename a folder? I installed the plugin successfully. nvm. for anyone wondering the same, here's the solution filebot -script fn:amc --output "/directory/" --action move -non-strict "/input/directory/here/"

Hi guys. I have a VM running ubuntu. I was able to successfully mount my unraid SMB share using this tutorial https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MountWindowsSharesPermanently however, i am unable to successfully create folders or write files to the directory. I am logged in using a user account that has write permissions via unraid shares menu. I just keep getting the error "mv: cannot create directory" My /etc/fstab line so far is this //192.168.1.35/Downloads /media/Arrow-Downloads cifs credentials=/home/fred/.smbcredentials,iocharset=utf8,sec=ntlm 0 0

Without investing in another drive, the procedure would be to use your current snapraid parity drive as a data drive (format it with XFS in unRaid), then use the unassigned devices plugin to mount one of your current data drives, then copy the files over. After the copy, assign the now empty drive as a data drive, format as XFS, and mount your next ext4 drive via unassigned devices Keep repeating. You'll be left with an empty 4tb ext4 drive which you will then assign as your parity drive Sorry for the necrobump. I successfully mounted my data drive via unassigned devices. Do you recommend a specific way of going about moving the data onto the array? I had two ways of going about it but i'm not sure which is optimal. #1: create user shares for my media groups, then move the data folder by folder from the ext4 drive into the correct usershares #2: move everything onto my 4tb disk share directly what do you recommend? or is there another way? Once i move everything over i'd like to add the ext4 drive to the array as well.

thanks. fortunately i was able to rescue the partition and most of the data using the testdisk utility which repaired the ext4 partition. Some of the data might be corrupt but i can read from it at least.

So in my infinite wisdom, i added an ext4 partitioned disk to my array not realizing that by adding it to the array, it would destroy the ext4 filesystem on the drive. I have a bunch of data on this drive i wish to rescue. Can anyone tell me how i could recover this? I haven't written to the drive since. i booted into linux and fdisk is telling me "Partition 1 does not start on physical sector boundary" Also, i never let unraid reformat the drive to xfs

Without investing in another drive, the procedure would be to use your current snapraid parity drive as a data drive (format it with XFS in unRaid), then use the unassigned devices plugin to mount one of your current data drives, then copy the files over. After the copy, assign the now empty drive as a data drive, format as XFS, and mount your next ext4 drive via unassigned devices Keep repeating. You'll be left with an empty 4tb ext4 drive which you will then assign as your parity drive thank you for the detailed reply. That seems easy enough to do. Is the unassigned device plugin easy to install?

Hi guys, I've been an OMV user for several years but recently discovered unraid via watching LinusTechTips. I'm interested in switching over but i'm not sure how such a process would work. I have 3x 4TB drives with 1/3 running as a snapraid parity drive and all are formatted in EXT4. Any tips or tutorials on how i can do this move without having to reformat all my drives? I don't have the space to transfer them separately.