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Hi, I’ve got a few files saved at the root of my Appdata folder, with spaces and dashes in the filename (e.g. “frigate - config.yml”). There seems to be a problem backing up these files, Tar returns an error as if it tries to backup “frigate”,”-“,”config.yml” as three different files… Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Sorry for hijacking this thread, but what's the benefit of splitting the Plex appdata from the general Appdata folder?

Hi folks, Would be glad to understand what's the source of the error. Thanks small-diagnostics-20220918-0957.zip

Thanks, that's reassuring. Powering back on now...

My concern is that it did not finish the rebuild process, yet it will try to do a parity check using the (incomplete) replacement drive, leading to data loss. Are you sure just booting the server won't lead to data loss? Thanks

Hi, So one of my data drives failed, replaced it and started the rebuild process, but woke up this morning to discover my server has crashed during the night (assuming the rebuild did not finish). Now what? I guess force rebooting the server will start a parity check (due to unclean shutdown), but what about my data? is it lost? Thanks

Hi all. Set up tdarr a few days ago, works great mostly but having a strange issue with my TV Shows library. Transcoding works fine but getting a "Copy failed" error afterwards. Checking the handling info, I'm getting: I've trying setting all permissions to 777, no change. Any idea anyone? Thanks

Hi, Just installed the CompreFace template, it seems the parameter of ExternalDB is being ignored so the application is crashing while trying to connect to a PostgreDB specified in the DB ip address variable...

Can you please create a step-by-step guide for using the above on unRAID? Thanks

Thanks @itimpi and @trurl, forgot about /mnt/user0, so now it makes sense. I guess it’s time to manually move some files around...

My assumption is that the Mover script moves the files from the cache drive/pool directly to the appropriate disk, not to the array share (which includes the cache itself), so the move operation can check all the target prerequisites before moving a file (including the target free space, file sizes & split levels), but I might be wrong...

Please note that I'm referring to the Mover script - it's moving files already on Unraid from the cache pool/drive to the Array-protected disks, so it should already have the files sizes known. If I'm setting a share Minimum Free restriction to 4GB, the movie file is 4.5GB and the subtitles file is 40kb, with a split level that restricts the subtitles & movie files to be on the same disk, and the mover moves the subtitles file to a disk with 4.1GB free, the movie file will be stuck on the cache drive. If the mover script will move the files ordered from largest to smallest, the movie file will move first to a disk with enough free space, and the subtitles file will be moved to the same disk...

Hi. I've noticed that many times, when the Mover script needs to move a movie folder (which contains a large MKV file and a small SRT subtitles file) from my cache drive to the array, it moves the small subtitles file first, then fails to move the MKV file to the same drive due to not enough free space, so the MKV is getting stuck on the cache drive. Is it possible to add a check for Mover to check the folder size & destination allocation restrictions (method + split level + free space) for the decision to which drive it should move the folder? If it's too much to ask, maybe just making Mover move the files off the cache drive by their sizes? Starting with the biggest files I believe would resolve the problem I think. Thanks

Can you share how do your remove the 'height' so the icons will appear as they should?

It seems (at least on my end) that everything is back to normal, so I've disabled the above settings and updated my instance to 20.07 just fine...