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Hey Squid Using 6.3 - Community Application Auto-Update wants to update, but when it tries it fails. It's trying to grab version "2017.06/09" I suspect you meant 2017.06.09 (which if you amend the wget command accordingly it does find.. Any chance you could update the plugin so I can grab it correctly? (and no it wont' auto-update now )

Tried that - still no file being created.

Community Applications Auto Update, Plugin Section. Make a change to the schedule, any change and apply it. Problem will disappear I'm also suffering from this annoying email - and no matter what setting I change in the Auto Update section the updateApplications.sh file is *NOT* being created so I continue to receive the emails.. I've changed settings in each of the 4 sections (the Plugin Schedule part, the list of plugins, the Docker Schedule and the list of Dockers) - applying in between each one.. I have an updatePLG.sh but not updateApplications.sh in/usr/local/emhttp/plugins/community.applications/scripts ...

Hi, Is it possible for the Active Streams plugin to show which disk the file that is being accessed is on rather than just the share? It would be very useful to know which disk was being accessed (so I can see if it is worth moving commonly accessed files onto different disks to prevent thrashing for example) Additionally could we have it it available on the Dashboard page in place of the list of Shares? The list of shares doesn't really change but the list of active files on the Dashboard would be incredibly useful.. Thanks

Is there any possibility of System Temperature being able to display temperatures for dual CPU setups? Or does it have to be setup manually (and have I just missed the instructions somehow :-) ) It would be nice if the System Stats also showed both CPU's - the details stats do, but the top section (which is the same as the original 'Info' popup doesn't)

Hi neilt0, Please would you mind to explain where you have added the seventh drive inside the case? Thank you. I've got 7 drives in my N36L too 4 x 3.5" in the main drive bays 2 x 3.5" in the ODD bay 1 x 2.5" (750Gb cache) slimline hiding in the space underneath the ODD 6 of the 3.5" are 4TB, 1 still is a 2TB.

I had the exact same issue on a remote unRaid system that I manage. Luckily the user was around to pull the stick and put it in a Windows PC to copy over the needed folder. It would be nice to get this worked out. I have 2 more remote unRaid systems to upgrade. Likewise - I'm 4500 miles away from mine and can't take the chance that it won't boot!

What does ls -las /dev/disk/by-id show? The disk list is built out of those devices that start with sata- (and don't contain -part). If your devices began ata- for example, they wouldn't be found..

Thanks for the suggestions - now to source one of those in the UK, although I guess to start with I could leave the top on and just remove the front bay cover (since the server is not visible anyway) Not sure that I really want to add a 2nd 2.5" drive, but it seems a waste not to use the controller ;-) Cheers

Hi, I've been running my N36L for the last year with 5 x 2TB drives and a 320Gb cache drive, which got to the point of being rather full I've just installed the 6th 2TB drive but I note that the two drives in the double twin in the ODD are getting rather warm.. Does anyone have any suggestions for good mechanisms for cooling them? I assume leaving the top off is not necessarily a good idea as it it won't help airflow? I've got a 2 channel RocketRaid 620 to give me the extra drive, but someone mentioned having 2 2x2.5" under the ODD - how do you that to fit?? Chris