SigmaInigma

I am using your CUPS Print Docker. I have it working with my printer, but is it possible to set up Google Cloud Print with it? EDIT: NNate's post above me worked!

Hi, I know you probably don't provide support with downloading copyrighted content but I had a question. If you can answer it that would be great. If not I understand. Before using the transmission docker I used uTorrent on my Windows 10 PC to download torrents. I have downloaded movies for years using uTorrent and have NEVER got a copyright notice from my ISP. I have downloaded two movies with transmission on unRaid. For both I have received a copyright notice from my ISP. Both movies also happened to be from paramount pictures. Not sure if they are just monitoring like crazy recently or something else is going on. I am not using a VPN, but like I said I have not had this issue in the past with uTorrent. Is there any way that by using Transmission on unRaid my connections are more easily monitored?

I've set the appdata folder to prefer on the cache and ran the mover script. It copied all the app data folder to my cache drive like you said, but the appdata still remains on the array as well. Is this normal behaviour? In the future will it read and write from the cache and not the array?

Set appdata user share to Use cache disk: Prefer and run mover. Why prefer and not only? I would like to move my appdata folder to the cache drive permanently. The Plex Media server is always running. There is no need for the my drives to be spinning unless I am watching a movie. What would be the best way to do this?

I see, I thought a cache drive is not permanent storage though? I have a small SSD that I could use as a cache drive. Would it benefit me to move the appdata folder to the cache drive? How would I go abiut doing that? I have a PlexMediaServer installed in my app data folder.

I'm creating a new share for my Plex Media server. I've read that you should set the minimum file size to twice the amount of the largest file that you plan to store on the drive. Right now that is only 10GB but in the future I may add 4K movies so I decided to set the minimum file size to 60GB. When I first set up my server several folders like appdata were automatically created for docker containers. These shares are set to 0 for the minimum free space. Is this a problem? I'm not sure I fully understand it.