shaunvis

Took me a while to figur eout too. Not like any other app I've used

Where the heck does Metube store it's settings in Unraid? It doesn't have the usual /config option to save things int he appdata folder like every other docker does. If I delete the Metube docker and reinstall it, everything is still there. Settings, history, etc. is all still there. How do I totally delete every trace of Metube?

Thanks. I'll keep that in mind in case I have issues again.

The issue is mover did move the files to the array, it just also left the on the cache. So it basically copied, not moved some files. It moved most but left a lot of docker files behind like config files, SQL DBs, etc. I think I'm good now, thanks for the help. I appreciate it!

I did have Mover tuner, got rid of it and it moved some more. Still had about 1Gb left. But after looking at it, it was also on the array. So it had stuff in 2 places. I moved the duplicate files from the cache drive to a backup folder. Everything is working now, so I'll delete those eventually. Seems like something odd with mover. But at least I got it all moved and working. Just didn't go as expected

I want to replace my cache drives and am having trouble getting everything off. I stopped Docker, set things using the cache to go Cache > Array, run Mover and there's still a lot left on the cache. How can I safely & properly move everything to the array so I can power down, swap the cache drive, and move back to the new cache drive?

I just set up GluetunVPN with Deluge. It works great until it doesn't. Once a day or so, Deluge stops working. It won't work until I restart GluetunVPN. So I think there's just an occasional disconnect in Gluetun that causes the issues. Is there a way to have Gluetun reconnect on a disconnect or restart the container on an error? Or is there any way to set up an email alert when Gluetun has an issue?

My server has been acting up for a couple weeks and getting worse. Almost like network dropouts, where I can't connect to the UI or watching something on Plex stutters or stops. On top of that about 2-3 times a week it totally loses up and I have to do a hard reboot. So far I can't figure out the cause. I did see errors related to Dynamic file manager but when I remove and reinstall I get this" /boot/config/plugins/dynamix.file.manager/dynamix.file.manager.txz already exists" So how you you totally uninstall a plugin, leaving nothing behind, so you can do a clean reinstall?

I'd thought about that but honestly it scares me. I'm afraid of losing everything.

I'm slowly replacing my 4 & 6TB drives with 22TB drives. I did the parity and one data drive & they each took about 2 days for the rebuild. If I used something like Unbalance to move everything off a driven then remove the old drive from the array first (taking the array down to 10 drives). Then add the new 22TB drive as a new drive (back to 11 in array) will it be any faster? Or will it still do a rebuild adding a new drive like that? Just wondering if there's a way to avoid the 2 day rebuilds every time I replace a drive.

I'm trying to replace my cache drive but can't get my data off of it first. Mover's been running for 12 hours and moved about 60GB with another 430GB to go. I tried "mover stop" and it looks like the command completes but it doesn't stop. How can I stop mover and manually move my data off the cache? Do I just use Dynamix File Manager, browse to the cache, and move things to one of the dives in the array? I know mover splits things between drives so I'm not sure if I can just put it on any drive and be OK

Thanks, that helps. I have always just use Unraid "out of the box" and didn't know that much I guess. That being said, I like the ability to match & match drives and upgrade them as needed. But you can't easily do that in a ZFS pool, correct?

I guess I'm confused by pools then. All of my data is on the array. The only pool I have is my cache drive So if I added a disk shelf, I'd basically set it up like I would my cache drives (pool) and then just use that for storage like I do my array disks? If that's the case, what's the point of the array at all? Why not just have everything be a pool? I guess I don't know the pros/cons of one or the other

So if I have 12 drives in my array and wanted to add a disk shelf with 36 (making 48 total) drives, how would I do that exactly?

Ah, so that's what broke it then. Thanks. I just found SpaceInvaders video on doing exactly this. Running mover now to get everything off cache. You'd think I'd have known better and looked into it first but nah, I'm a "What's this button do" type person and try things first, lol. thanks