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Some of my files are not getting uploaded yet none of the filenames appear match the exclude flags so I'm at a bit of loss as to what is happening. I also made sure the files were old enough. DEBUG : rclone: Version "v1.62.1" starting with parameters ["rcloneorig" "--config" "/boot/config/plugins/rclone/.rclone.conf" "move" "/mnt/user/RCLONE LOCAL FILES" "REMOTE:" "--user-agent=AGENT" "-vv" "--buffer-size" "512M" "--drive-chunk-size" "512M" "--tpslimit" "8" "--checkers" "8" "--transfers" "4" "--order-by" "modtime,ascending" "--min-age" "5m" "--exclude" "downloads/**" "--exclude" "*fuse_hidden*" "--exclude" "*_HIDDEN" "--exclude" ".recycle**" "--exclude" ".Recycle.Bin/**" "--exclude" "*.backup~*" "--exclude" "*.partial~*" "--drive-stop-on-upload-limit" "--bwlimit" "01:00,80M 08:00,80M 16:00,80M" "--bind=" "--delete-empty-src-dirs"] DEBUG : tv/Your Honor (US)/Season 1/Your Honor (US) - S01E05 - Part Five Bluray-1080p.mkv: Excluded

I don't have technical advice on this but wanted to add a few pieces of contexte regarding the difficulty of self-hosting this. I've been a Beeper user since early 2022 and it's been overall a very positive experience. Beeper is now planning to go for a freemium model (details yet to come). The frontend app they are providing appears to be a much better experience than going with a client like Element. It will also only connect to the Beeper servers. Second, we semi-regularly see bridges going down for a few minutes. Maintaining it seems to be quite a bit of work, so I'd be curious what your experience is once you deploy. If your concern is price, I think Beeper going free might be the answer. If it's the waitlist, Texts might be more accessible (although I have no idea how good the product is). From my side, only an acute privacy need would warrant the apparent hassle that is self-hosting this. In any case, please update this to let us know how it goes, I'm very curious.

I was a bit scared of messing up permissions by copying locally so I ended up setting an NFS share on another computer. Thanks for the help!

So I booted on a live USB of lubuntu and couldn't mount the drive because of a permission issue, put the drives on 777 and was able to mount them and browse their content, it didn't help for Unraid though. I did however notice that for some reason, Ubuntu apparently didn't create a partition table for the disks, here is how GParted displays it. I don't know much but I think this could be the cause of the issue? Can I create a partition table without compromising the data on the disk? EDIT: An alternative solution could be to just copy the content of the 4 TB disks to the 3 TB disks already in the array from lubuntu, is there any risk to that?

Not at all, they were formatted using the Ubuntu disk utility. I'm trying to boot on a Ubuntu live USB right now to see if I can mount them.

I'm not entirely sure this is the right place to post this but here we go. I'm setting up my first Unraid Server from a machine that used to run Ubuntu server. I'm a bit of a noob and I'm stuck at a critical part of the migration process. The Ubuntu server had around 6 TB on it so I added two 4 TB drives for the transition and copied over up my 6 TB of data on there. I added the two 3 TB drives to the array. I planned to use the Unassigned Devices plugin with Krusader to copy the data from the two 4 TB drive to the array but I can't seem to mount the drives. I need a hand to figure out how to mount the devices or migrate the data another way. Screenshot of the unassigned devices | Logs of the two disks I can't mount The 1 TB disk used to be the ubuntu boot drive, it's mounted properly and I can access the data The two 4 TB disks are the one I'm looking to access, the filesystem isn't displayed on the UI but they're ext4 drives formatted in Ubuntu Thanks in advance to anyone willing to help