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As requested! Didn't know about that. Thanks. Hopefully this can provide some more info!
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Hi,
Just wondering if this amount of usage is correct for my cache drive? I've initiated the mover several times but the usage doesn't appear to decrease?
Is this looking ok?
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31 minutes ago, wgstarks said:
Also, what are your SMB security settings in UD settings?
I just checked these and enabled enhanced MacOS support.
This now allows me to access the Backups directory. The lost+found folder i'm not too worried about. It still has the no entry sign on it and won't let me in.
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5 hours ago, rctneil said:
It's exported as a Share so surely I should be able to access it just like any other share?
But this is precisely why I posted asking for help. To find out why I cannot access it like a regular share.
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It's exported as a Share so surely I should be able to access it just like any other share?
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6 minutes ago, dlandon said:
The is the contents of the disk. The 'lost+found' folder is probably lost files restored after a disk check.
yes I understand that, but why can’t I access it? I have several sub folders in the Backup one but can’t access them. What’s the no entry sign icon for?surely I should be able to access them via Finder?
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Hi,
I have one 3Tb disk in Unassigned Devices. It has one partition that I have labelled "Local Backups". I have set it to be shared.
When I connect to it via Finder, the folders within show up as in the screenshot.
Why is this?
The disk is also shown in the second screenshot:
Thanks in advance,
Neil
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Looks like a connection had failed. It was using a very dodgy cable. I've recabled things temporarily and will fully sort it out in a few days.
Just checking things are all working in the dashboard.
Thanks
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It's an SSD. I'll go check it's connection.
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I've juts stopped the array but the cache disk is not showing for me to choose from.
What could be going on?
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Yes, I have a single cache drive.
Edit: It looks like the cache drive has vanished. Where's it gone?
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Hi,
My Docker service is failing to start and it says some paths don't exist next to "Default appdata storage location:" - I've not changed anything apart from update the Unassigned Drives and My Servers plugins?
My diagnostics are attached.
Can someone help?
Thanks,
Neil
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One quick Q:
When setting up a share to be used as a time machine disk. Does that share need to be mounted in MacOS before TM will see it as available or should it just show up?
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Hi, Thanks for that.
Couldn't the two veto files lines just be added to Global?
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@Kaj Many thanks for sharing your setup. I may try exactly this when my new MacBook Pro arrives in 2 weeks.
Just in aid of clarification, you have <ShareName>, is this a scenario where we change those to be our own share names or is that literally meant to be left as <ShareName> and effectively work for all other shares without explicitly specifying a name?
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Hey @wildfire305 IT'S WORKING!!!!
I think the deletion of appdata did the trick!
Many thanks for your super rapid replies!
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Ok, allocation mode confirmed to be read/write. Let me test delete and reinstall
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Just now, wildfire305 said:
Is your output allocation set to read/write?
Where do I check for this?
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I'm using MacOS and have to use the optical drive in my Unraid server as it's the only optical drive in my house! Haha. Even if there was a version for MacOS, I don't have an optical drive able to be connected to it for it to use.
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Just now, wildfire305 said:
You could also try changing the output directory to something else. Or if you in a hurry the program "exact audio copy" is free and I think it works well. I use this docker over that though.
Every output directory i try seems to have the same issue.
I would use Exact Audio Copy but I don't have any VM's set up and it seems overkill to create one just for this.
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The permissions for /mnt/user/Downloads are:
Quotedrwxrwxrwx 1 nobody users 37 Dec 13 18:04 Downloads/
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Just tried adding it in this format:
--device=/dev/sr0:/dev/sr0 --device=/dev/sg6:/dev/sg6
but get the same chown error.
I really need to get this working. It used to work perfectly last time i tried it about a year or so ago.
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Just now, wildfire305 said:
The sr0 device also has an sgX number revealed by the command lsscsi -g. I have that added to mine, but I'm not sure it is necessary.
Ok, mine is showing as sg6. How would I update that extra parameters value to accomodate this?
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Just now, wildfire305 said:
Did you add srX and sgX for your disc drive? Lsscsi - g
srX is set as below but unsure what sgX is or what it should be set to.
--device=/dev/sr0:/dev/sr0
Cache question
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Hi,
Looks like one I made ages ago. It only had a couple of old files in. I will delete that share as I no longer need it, but have changed it to store on the Array. There was one small audio file in there.