FlorinB

The largest file that I will be copying is 200GB. At this moment one of the large files is 107GB. I see no point to adjust the settings on Minimum Free Space for the share everytime I am copying a different file size.

I am aware of this, but it is not my situation. There is enough free space (107GB) for the file on 2 disks (see the green highlights) from array, nevertheless Mover is trying to copy the file to a disk where it is not enough space.

How can I move this topic to Bug Reports - Annoyance?

Did it, my biggest file is 200GB, however now the mover is not moving any kind of file from cache to the array as there is no disk into array with such amount of free space. I understand that for unRaid it is not possibile to know how big is a file when it is copied over network, however from cache to array it should be able to decide what to do with each file copied.

I will try your suggestion. Thanks.

It might be that your SATA controller is guilty for this, but let's wait for @Squid. It is well known that Marvell chipsets does not work as expected on Linux.

If is solved please put a (SOLVED) at the beginning of your topic title.

Have you already tried the IPMI plugin? I am running unRaid on a SuperMicro motherboard and the IPMI plugin is working great.

Can you tell us which brand, model and size are you trying to use?

How can I configure Disk Usage Notifications to be sent evey 2% or 5% increase instead of 1%? It is quite annoying to get a notification for each disk on every 1% increase. It will also be useful to be able to disable the notification when the Disk Usage is below configured thresholds.

Annie, in the Web UI you can only login as root, no other user. Shares should be always accessed over samba. In Windows you can browse all allowed shares from explorer as @BetaQuasi mentioned or you can map a share to a disk. In Windows Command Line you may use the following syntax: This will map YourShareName as next available disk letter.The * can be replaced with an available letter - example X:

It was working from the beginning or it started to work after adding your internal lan subnet into the VPN config? Unfortunately for the share part, I cannot help you as I am using the VPN from the mobile phone only to access the unRaid Web UI and router config. To map a share over VPN and investigate why is working or not it would be quite difficult for me.

Annie, are you trying to access your shares over VPN? This is not recommended due to low speed of the internet connection. I assume you do not have a 100mbps or 1gps connection to internet. When you are connected to VPN you shold always use a remote desktop connection, ssh or web gui to manage things in your network. This means that your VPN connection is working and OK. Please do not to do things which are slow over VPN like accessing the shares or even copying big files over VPN.

Annie, have you made the changes into your VPN server and tried to load the unRaid page? Still not working? In Android you can try this https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.myprog.netutils

That is why I said it is more difficult from a cell phone.

I have no idea either how your network and unRaid is configured, however please leave that 172.16.0.0/16 there and add your 192.168.0.0/24 (or /16 depending of your network settings). if the netmask of your internal network is 255.255.255.0 that means /24 if the netmask of your internal network is 255.255.0.0 that means /16 Save and update the configuration on your OpenVPN-AS docker, test again and let us know the result. If is not working please post here the full output of your traceroute towards unRaid server.

and 172.16.x.y is your private subnet and your unRaid server have an IP within that range. Same for your router. - make a ping from your VPN client towards your unRaid IP, as Johnathan recommended. - do a traceroute from your VPN client towards your unRaid IP and post the results here.

Normally you do this, but on a mobile phone it is a little bit more difficult. Annie, you can do as well a traceroute from your client to the uRaid ip and see what you get. It should stop where your issue is.

Then something is wrong or not completely configured into OpenVPN-AS. These are my OpenVPN-AS settings, please compare the configuration with yours. The red-highlighted is the most important, then the yellow highlights

This might be right in some situations from your internal network. This will not work. I've told you earlier: do not confuse UDP with TCP protocol. To access your unRaid server over VPN, you have to simply type in the ip address of your unRaid server, as you normally doing it from home without VPN. Same like above: do not confuse UDP with TCP protocol. The UDP port 1194 is used only for VPN client to make the connection to the VPN server, nothing else. As soon the VPN connection is established you should be able to see all your computers from the home network. Congratulations Annie! This means that your VPN connection was successfully established. Now enjoy browsing/accessing your home network.

Thank you for your answers. It was an interesting debate. Coming back to the initial question: Copy/Move files from /mnt/user/SHARE - AND/OR - /mnt/diskX to /mnt/disks/UNASSIGNED_DISK it will work and I want to use this to: - copy data from an external USB drive (it is faster than over the network in a home environment) - make backups of the array (if the unassigned device disk is big enough)

Test 1 - try to copy file to itself Test 2 - try to copy file to a symbolic link pointing to itself Is this a real example when on Windows OS a symbolic link is altered? Yes. What is happening in this situation? When the original file is changed, the symbolic link remains with the content of the file previously copied. Is this a Windows filesystem bug?

Have you followed similar steps like this on your router? To see the OpenVPN-AS log you have to start the Docker of OpenVPN-AS terminal, type bash - this will make you life easier and search where the openvpn.log file is After this you can do the tail -f /config/log/openvpn.log to see the log, but this will help you after you have correctly configured your router and the vpn related stuff.

Please do not confuse tcp with udp. The web pages are served via TCP protocol. Did you tried to access the port 1194 in your web browser from your LAN or from an external IP address? You can start your investigation by looking into the router log files. Then check into unRaid the following: - that the OpenVPN-AS docker container is started and configured correctly. - check into unRaid that the port 1194 is open for upd protocol using the terminal from Web GUI or ssh to unRaid - be sure that you have created the vpn user, exported the .ovpn config and imported it into your VPN client. I am using a mobile phone with 4G data enabled instead of local LAN. - try to connect using OpenVPN client with the imported profile to your pulbic Internet IP address/Hostname (take care, when the ovpn profile is generated is pointig to the hostname. If your hostname is a dynamic IP it will work only for short time) - if the connection from the OpenVPN Client to the server is successful you should be able to see something like this into the OpenVPN-AS Web UI. At which step are you @Annie SIxgun? Attention: Do not expose the unRaid Web UI or the ssh directly into Internet!