GoChris

I am finding this is causing an issue also. I'm moving another disk and after it's done there are still some folders and files left over. I'll run it again and it will show the command with an exit status 11. If I paste that command into the terminal it will run. It fits the pattern of a sub folder with a space in it. Edit: Only once in a while, most of my folders have spaces in them.

Yes that is correct, the same top level folders that I selected on the settings page to include in the calculate/move. Actually, I need to put a caveat on this. It only worked to move the files for the folder I created. Do you have to create the top level folders onto each destination drive? I'd prefer it to move everything from the source disk to the target disk, regardless of what folders may or may not exist on target. In my case as stated, the target was a new empty drive. I'll now go create the rest of the top level folders and I expect the rest of the source disk files to move. Not ideal though. Edit: Awesome plugin by the way, very polished, works and looks great. Just the one small issue with it not creating the top level folders. Thanks for the comments GoChris ! rsync _should_ recreate the structure on the destination disk. The folders you created, were the top-level shares from your source disk ? Weird, looks like my reply got lost, I'll edit it in here. Yes it was the top level share folders, the same folders I selected to move from the settings page.

Actually, I need to put a caveat on this. It only worked to move the files for the folder I created. Do you have to create the top level folders onto each destination drive? I'd prefer it to move everything from the source disk to the target disk, regardless of what folders may or may not exist on target. In my case as stated, the target was a new empty drive. I'll now go create the rest of the top level folders and I expect the rest of the source disk files to move. Not ideal though. Edit: Awesome plugin by the way, very polished, works and looks great. Just the one small issue with it not creating the top level folders.

Just trying out this plugin (tired the docker a while back). Working good now. However when I tried it I originally had the "exit status 11". This was moving files to a brand new empty drive I had just added to the array. I fixed it by manually creating a folder on the new drive via telnet/ssh. It took several seconds to create the new folder, which was one of the folders that will be moved from the old drive. Anyway, after I created the folder, I then tried the Move command again, and it's going just fine.

I re-installed CA and the problem has gone away. Something on the last upgrade must have not upgraded properly. Who knows.

PM'd you the file.

No change, back to the original number of error messages actually.

Did that. Now I get this just on the Apps page, no search at all. Warning: Illegal offset type in /usr/local/emhttp/plugins/community.applications/include/exec.php on line 351 Warning: Illegal offset type in /usr/local/emhttp/plugins/community.applications/include/exec.php on line 351 Warning: Illegal offset type in /usr/local/emhttp/plugins/community.applications/include/exec.php on line 351 Warning: Illegal offset type in /usr/local/emhttp/plugins/community.applications/include/exec.php on line 351

Updated this morning to latest CA. Running on 6.1.9. Did a search for an app, this was the result.

Yes of course, but you know what I want. Not asking for a vote, I'm making a feature request for the option so we may each have our own preference. Without a vote, what's the status quo?

I'd prefer to actually know how much free space I have available in formatted size vs non formatted size. Can you add an option to show TiB, or GiB, etc, please?

It's happening! Good work!

Is there anyway to have a direct url to the resource monitor that we could embed it into a landing page, such as muximux or similar one that others might use?

Awesome!! Thanks, can't wait to try this out.

If only it were that easy. 6.1.9, 6.1.10, 6.1.11....6.1.200. There are many possible chances left for more updates before 6.2.0.

And where is the change list for this new version? Getting rid of the change list from the plugins page and referring us to git is not intuitive for most people. I think the change list should be visible like it has been via the plugins page.

Should be no issues. I've done this before, just change/add the SATA/RAID card, plug in the drives, and boot it up. You shouldn't have to assign the devices at all, they should all be found.

I might try to find time to test this out so I understand it. And maybe after your latest update it's a moot point, but I would also not want a scroll bar forced upon me and potentially have a scroll within a scroll.

No it doesn't matter. Just as long as it's big enough to hold enough data before the next mover schedule. Or big enough to hold dockers and vms if you want to have those on it as well.

Never mind, my log partition was full. I've fixed that and this message has gone away.

I'm seeing this on the main page. Did a search, didn't see anything for it. Warning: file_put_contents(): Only 0 of 210 bytes written, possibly out of free disk space in /usr/local/emhttp/plugins/unassigned.devices/include/lib.php on line 66 I am out of disk space on no devices in the system at all.

Earlier the maintainer of this has said he has no time for it anymore. A request was made to linuxserver.io from him if they perhaps wanted to take it over, but that has not happened.

Getting undesired layout results after the update as well. I agree that if we can get LT to move users to settings that would help, it's more of a setup/settings thing.

I'm not sure if this is supposed to work or not, if not it would be nice, but after starting the mover closing the web page and opening it again later. Or starting it, putting my pc to sleep, coming back in the morning and see where the progress is. It seemed to throw errors if I closed and reopened it.

There is a docker to assist with this. http://lime-technology.com/forum/index.php?topic=39707.0 Or you can ssh/telnet into the server and move from /mnt/diskX to /mnt/diskY manual or use some rsync commands.