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Thanks! I was looking at the library level. Appreciate the help!

First, this has been an extraordinary app moving from booksonic awhile ago, so thank you for all the work! Second: TLDR: is there a way to change the frequency and timing of the Podcast episodecheck task? I have been on an obsessive mission to minimize spin up time on my disks. I know all the arguments for or against, this is my own personal mission. Every hour on the hour, audiobookshelf runs the episodecheck task and spins up the drive. I only use audiobookshelf to download and archive a few podcasts I would hate to lose access to. I only need the episode checker to run maybe once a day. I have been through all the settings in the gui, and searched around the docker for maybe a config file that was obvious. I haven't seen anything that jumps out at me, I have seen some references in some .js files, but I don't really know Java so I couldn't parse it. Any help to change the frequency and timing of the Podcast episode checker would be greatly appreciated, if its at all possible. Thanks!

Hi All, I could use some help. I have a daily driver gaming VM on my server and have been running it for years now. It was working perfect for a long time after I figured all the kinks that come with unraid gaming VM's. About two years ago, Rocket League started to crash the VM on the second online game that I played, almost like clock work. I spent a bunch of time troubleshooting, I tried creating a different VM and testing it there, would have tried linux but rocket league doesn't do online for linux. The game runs fine when I'm in any local game like practice or bots. I can play other games for hours on end, BF5, PUBG, Dirt, CSGO, and no issue. Finally I gave up as rocket league was the only game doing this. Last night, I decided to try Splitgate for the first time, and it behaved the exact same as Rocket League. On the second online game that I play, about halfway through the game, the VM crashes and restarts. I can't see anything obvious in the VM's Windows Logs, Unraid Logs, nor VMS Logs. Rocket league reportedly doesn't use an anti-cheat, which was my first thought. Any help in the next direction I should go would be greatly appreciated. My configuration: Server Hardware: i9-7920x x299 aurus ultra Mobo 32gb ddr4 Titan X 1tb nvme vm boot drive 500gb nvme vm game drive Custom water cooling on cpu and gpu System Config: VM gets 12 isolated cores, 12 for Unraid. VM gets 16gb ram Boots off bare metal nvme drive citadel-diagnostics-20210929-0953.zipcitadel-diagnostics-20210929-0953.zip Thanks!

Hi All, I have a weird one, or at least my Google Foo is failing me. I have a Windows 10 Gaming VM running two vdisks, one for OS, one for games. The vdisks normally reside on two unassigned SSD's passed through to the VM. Somehow these vdisks have outgrown the physical space on the SSD and when I engage the drive, it pauses the VM. I moved the OS vdisk to the cache pool so that I can boot the VM, but when I do anything on the supplemental drive, it pauses. The OS disk is supposed to be 120GB, and the gaming is 470GB. Here's what the guest machine shows in Disk Management. The two SSD's are a 128GB and a 480GB. Disk Management shows that there is unallocated space because I tried shrinking the vdisk using spaceinvader's tutorial to fix this issue. What happened is the drive increased in size on the disk, no idea why. This is what unassigned devices is showing, that there is no space on the SSD, but nothing else resides on it. This is what is showing under the VM. Lastly, this is what you see when you drill down into the directory. I have seen some things about vdisks being sparse files, and that when you create them you can "Sparsify" them using fallocate, but I can't find anything on how to reduce the space back down to proper size and prevent it from happening again. Any help would be greatly appreciated.