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  1. When you moved your appdata from your array to your cache drive did you go back to a known good database for plex? If you didn't it's still using the corrupted database which would be why it isn't working.
  2. Ya, sorry but no. Putting backups on the cache isn't a solution. The fix is using MariaDB and having it on your cache. Close but not quiet. Just have NextCloud and MariaDB on your cache and that's all you need. You can leave your Backups share on the array. I was just using sqlite which was accessing the owncloud.db file and keeping my disks spun up so I changed it to MariaDB which needs to be on the cache along with NextCloud. Once I did that my disks would spin down and stay that way until normally accessed again from whatever gives them a poke. My disks have been down for a couple hours now and i'm quite happy about it. Check out >Spaceinvader One's Video< about setting up NextCloud with MariaDB. Just follow the instructions and you'll be good to go. If you don't have your appdata on your cache though make sure to manually change the path to your cache drive for the dockers.
  3. Hoping I can get some help. So I just set my disks to spin down every 45 minutes but disk2 stays spun up and it seems to be from nextcloud accessing the "owncloud.db" file. Is there anything I can do so my disk will spin down?
  4. Here is my build https://pcpartpicker.com/list/P7WG29 The ram is $32 per module with needing to buy 2 at a time due to dual cpus So i'm looking at making an unraid nas/media server at the end of the month and I was wondering how much ram it would require. I would be starting out with a 10TB drive, Plex, 1-2 VMs, and whatever i find interesting in docker while adding a 10TB parity drive in mid October. My endgame is to just keep adding 10TB drives and eventually would just end up with 7x10TB data and 2 parity drives with Plex and 1-2 vms. This would be much much further down the road though. Just want to say now I know that this isn't a back up nor is it meant to be just mainly a media server and I would have backups of anything important on and off the nas. I've read that unraid doesn't require as much ram as freenas and that people regularly run with 8-16GB of ram for just their nas section. So what I am asking is how much ram would I need for my endgame because I would rather just get it now and not deal with getting it latter. I would need to go with 32GB,64GB,96GB because the sticks have to be added in pairs. I would appreciate any help~
  5. Ah ok my misunderstanding then, I thought that it could write to disks independently or raid 0. Thanks for answering my question!
  6. I'm going to be building a server soon and I was planning to start off with 1 10TB disk at the start then get a second and a parity disk latter. My question is - Can I start with 1 disk then add a second disk later then stripe the data over to the second in raid 0 as if I started in raid 0 from the start?