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I want the ability to create a logical volume as a backing store, specify what devices it can be stored on (like cache-only or a specific drive, similar to a share), and present it to the network as an iSCSI target. Basically, I want it to be tgt with a GUI wrapper and some extra Unraid-specific options. Does that answer your question?

I’d like to add a use case that doesn’t seem to have been mentioned: I want to mount an iSCSI target hosted on a different machine to serve as a cache drive. I have a box running FreeNAS with an array of 10k SAS drives (planning to swap those for SSDs at some point) acting as a target for VMs, game library, etc. and it seems like it would make sense to run unRaid’s cache system off the SAN rather than having a separate set of cache drives just for unRaid. Any thoughts on this? It would help consolidate a few storage arrays and keep taking advantage of unRaid’s caching system.

I'm a super noob when it comes to linux, but I had an idea for a (possibly) better form of change detection: when Filebot detectgs a change, get the size of each of the files in the input directory. After the wait duration, get the size again and compare. If it's different, the files are still being written. It would be free to move the files that are the same size. This wouldn't stop Filebot from moving a file that is being read, but it would help prevent moves of files that are still being created. The reason I'm requesting this is because I'm trying to set up an automated workflow for ripping DVD's. It goes MakeMKV autoripper --> Filebot --> Handbrake --> Plex. The problem I'm running into is that Filebot keeps moving the files that are still being ripped. I'm not sure how to write a script to detect when the file is done being ripped, and MakeMKV doesn't have move-on-complete functionality (I'll be making a feature request there too). Any other ideas are welcome.