[Cannot Execute Scripts from Flash Drive [6.8.0 RC1]]

8 minutes ago, itimpi said:

If you think about it the mount must happen before the 'go' file executes as otherwise the 'go' file would not be found in the first place

ok awesome! thanks!

[Cannot Execute Scripts from Flash Drive [6.8.0 RC1]]

1 minute ago, itimpi said:

Why bother?   You can always use the 'go' file to copy the scripts to a location from which they CAN be executed.

Yes I know, there's no use case outside of what we think there should be.

 

Just out of curiosity though, what would would happen if you remounted the flash, and when does the mount happen in relation to the go file?

[Cannot Execute Scripts from Flash Drive [6.8.0 RC1]]

7 hours ago, jbartlett said:

No. Global permissions are set at mount time.

Thank you.

 

Just curious, if the mount time is after the go file, can you remount with different permissions? or if mount time is before go file can you remount with user scripts with different permissions? thanks

[Cannot Execute Scripts from Flash Drive [6.8.0 RC1]]

Just curious, can you change the permissions of the flash files in the go file?

[Unraid OS version 6.7.0-rc6 available]

11 minutes ago, sittingmongoose said:

Any word on Linux Kernal 4.20?  Really hoping for 9900k support!!

4.20 is already EOL probably won't use that one.

[Unraid OS version 6.7.0-rc3 available]

36 minutes ago, gacpac said:

I'm uploading 2 diagnostics. 

Diagnostics in safe mode 1151

Diagnostics back to normal 1158

tower-diagnostics-20190210-1151.zip

tower-diagnostics-20190210-1158.zip

Sometimes when my SSD cache shows a different size to what's actually on there, a manual TRIM brings it back closer to even.

/sbin/fstrim -a -v | logger &> /dev/null

[Unraid OS version 6.6.0-rc4 available]

Sorry if you already addressed this, also please correct me if wrong all this is a hunch of my issue with the beta.

 

There's a command that keeps running on my server for docker stats.  I believe this is to provide the new feature "webgui: docker: added cpu load and memory load display".  Would it be possible to give an option to disable the command from running?  On my system, it seems to run all the time whether I'm on the docker webui advanced view or not.  Or maybe turn on the command once the advance view switch is enabled.  It doesn't seem to supply any historical data, only real time data, so I believe running it only when needed would be better.

 

The command puts a good amount of cpu load on my system every so often, 

"docker stats --no-stream --format={{.Container}} {{.CPUPerc}} {{.MemPerc}}.  "

Thanks for the help