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here is a screen shot showing what I mean

I am able to connect to the console with the command you have provided however keyboard inputs do not make it to the terminal properly. typing any command is not received by the minecraft server and not even ctrl+a+d is letting me escape the session.

Unraid has been fantastic for me, it’s been a great easy to use platform which has allowed me to learn a ton about networking, dockers and virtualization. Happy birthday unraid!

Does the dedicated Minecraft server have a better way of restarting the server other than stopping the server and then restarting the docker? I couldnt figure out where a start script or anything was in order to relaunch the screen.

Been a while oops. But yes This is exactly what I meant. What had happened with that windows backup was I had my backups share set to use the Cache drive just like my normal day to day storage shares but the backup I was running was much larger than my cache ssd. I remembered this would cause an issue for the backup about halfway through the ssd filling up so I turned on the mover and then it managed to limp along until I had written close to 2 TB into that folder. (It was an unnecessarily overly comprehensive backup which included my entire downloaded steam library which has no need to backup.) once I realized the faults in that method I set a minimum free space of like 100gb for that share and disabled caching because the cache disk is what had caused those backups to fail in the past not the actual filling of the 2T disk. It has since leveled out more across my drives. (granted I have still eaten up over 4TB and will need to buy more drives soon but alas. Anyway, Thanks for the help and information!

Actually Yeah it appears that the almost 2tb backup (which was incomplete anyway) was only split across my 2 largest drives I'm assuming once the one that was full filled up it started writing to the second. Ill make to add minimum file sizes to my folders now.

All the shares that have more than a gig or two of data were set to "split any directory as required" and to use all disks. I had a windows backup share which I had not realized was 1.9 TB and might not have been split across many drives so that could have had something to do with it.

As I stated in the title all of my shares are using the highwater fill type but when I checked my drive usage one drive is completely full while the others still have like 80% left. I have a mix of different drive sizes so maybe I just have still not gotten a full grasp on how high water works but I am very confused. My main goal is to have all drives filled to a similar percentage at any time so I don't end up with one drive that has a lot more space used than others. any insight would be appreciated. (screenshot of drive usages attached.)