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jovdk

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  1. jovdk posted a topic in Security
    Hi everybody Probably a stupid question. How do i remove my root ssh key?
  2. @itimpithat folder was created when i used my old cache pool when I restored my appdata it wanted to write there but my new cache pool have a different name unraid changed the cache drive automaticly when i went in to the share options, but in the shares tab it still wanted to go to the old drive So I had to manually chanche the cache drives from my shares, let them copy ofcourse to the new pool, and I did a restart then the error in my system log was gone, so then i removed the folder and contents in terminal did a restart, and everythink is working fine now
  3. I think I've fixed it I removed the cache folder in terminal, since my cache pools now have another name and the error is gone tnx for the help @Squid, got me in the right direction
  4. I removed the pool and made a new one actually 2 new pools so is there any way to make sure everything is using the new pool? I do see the appdata folder on the new pool
  5. Hi Everyone I'm getting this error after replacing my cache drives and restoring appdata on them Invalid folder cache contained within /mnt when i go to the system log I see this error every second emhttpd: *** bug: 5286 /mnt/user/Cloud cache (cloud is probably my nextcloud instance) any idea how to fix this? dvelectro-diagnostics-20210423-2135.zip

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