GoChris

+1 I barely, if at all, get any faster performance pushing files to unRaid using the cache drive. I've actually turned it off. So my cache drive is basically for docker now. The cache drive in previous versions used to make it worthwhile. My cache is two SSDs.

Forgive me if this isn't the place to ask. My friend has an unRaid key he is not longer using (his loss) and I was going to get it off him. Is a transfer of key something that can be done? Not that it really needs to I guess as long as he can find his original flash drive.

have you tried Deluge? It's just like utorrent only better and without the cruft. Even comes with a WebGUI to use. I used to use utorrent and 100% switched to Deluge. Plus there's both a plugin AND a docker container for deluge. Pick your poison as both are heavily updated/kept current. Sorry, thought I mentioned it but obviously not. I am using deluge right now, but it has a quirk/bug in that the incoming port keeps getting "blocked". If I do the active port test, I get a warning. If I change the port, it then works, or if I restart the docker then the original port works again (so it's not my router, and I've done other testing to make sure it's not my router). I can't have a torrent docker where the port stops working often and I can't seed. I might however try the plugin, thanks.

I would appreciate a docker container, such as utorrent, or even rutorrent (the current one is unsupported and does a chown of mapped folders which is bad).

Did you have to do anything to get this docker working? I'd like to try a utorrent docker as I'm unsatisfied with deluge and the rutorrent dockers so far.

Be very careful creating folder names that are the same as other shares. It would be much better to name the folder "filesfromdisk7" rather than just "disk7". Yes well it wasn't on purpose at all ha ha. I didn't intend to have any folder at all, I merely wanted to move the disk contents directly to the root of the target disk.

As far as I could tell, all files and folders on the source disk were nobody:users. It ended up "freezing" at a certain spot, somewhat early in the disk migration process. I ended up stopping the docker and using command line to rsync the files over (which didn't go as perfectly as I'd like as it put them into a disk7 folder on disk13 and I had to manually move a bunch of files. So, I might empty one more drive and try unBalance again. The first 2 drives I did it on went without a hitch.

Another problem. I'm getting the following error messages in the log, it's still copying data. How do you stop it anyway, turn off the docker? Is that safe to do? After it's done copying, how do I clean up the data on the source disk since it's not removing it, run it again? Thanks Also, it would be handle to have a (un)check all for the To column.

Hi GoChris, If you have just added the drive, unBALANCE won't recognize it. This is a known issue. If you add/format a drive, it will not be recognized by unBALANCE unless you reboot the server or restart the docker service (stop all containers, then $ /etc/rc.d/rc.docker restart). Thanks to derbtv and dnoyeb for their input on this. Let me know if this is your scenario Confirmed this scenario. Restarted docker and the drive shows properly now, thanks. I'll continue to use this to clear some drives, very nice app, thank you.

In my case, yes this would be more straightforward. Thanks for pointing me to that. I definitely see a use for unBalance still for other tasks.

Using it for the first time, but looks good so far, it's moving files. However I'm seeing this on a newly added 4TB drive. http://i.imgur.com/7YvDiRw.jpg I'm not moving to that new drive right now but I need to soon. Scared to try it as is.

Thanks for that info, I checked it out and it's pretty cool. It doesn't however break down network usage by docker, and it doesn't keep data for historical purposes.

I would like to be able to see bandwidth totals for dockers. Perhaps broken out by day, week, month, and total. Even better would be real time traffic stats on usage, incoming and outgoing speeds.

The ruTorrent docker is no longer being maintained, plus it has the chown script it tries to do on creation and the Deluge client is a bit light on features. I was hoping someone else would pick up/take over maintenance of ruTorrent, but qBittorrent is more active and it's somewhat of a uTorrent clone. Could someone please make a qBitorrent docker for unraid? (Is this the right place to ask?)

+1 for allowing a windows client on the lan to connect to the deluge daemon. edit: nm, it already does this if I enable allow remote connections

Upgraded from 6.0.1 to 6.1 via web ui. Had to reboot twice, but now it's showing 6.1. You mentioned some plugins have been integrated into 6.1, such as the UPS status. I've uninstalled that plugin, but are there others that have been integrated and therefore deprecated that should be uninstalled? Is there a list?

Thanks for the help, I got it going now. I'm pretty sure it was user error, in that I didn't specify the VM location, just everything else. It obviously let's you create a VM without a folder for the disk specified.

Are you sure the driver version is the same as the version of Windows you're trying to install. ie 32bit or 64bit. If you're not trying to passthrough any devices then your hardware shouldn't matter. Yes I've made sure, twice, to select the amd64 folder and I'm installing from an x64 iso. Edit: I've also tried it with the 'stable' and 'latest' virtio iso.

I've used the wiki to try and create a Win 8.1 VM, and I load all drivers up until viostor, when I select the folder for the viostor driver, the driver does not show up in the list, unless I uncheck the option to hide incompatible drivers. Does this mean I can't create windows VMs on my hardware? It's a few years old hardware, but it's an i7.

Is this docker still being supported? Can someone make an rTorrent docker that doesn't have the chown script in it?

Got this error and one just like it upgrading some Dynamix plugins. I am not out of space on my flash, 1.84gb free. I'm on version 6.0.1 EDIT: I was given some help on irc and pointed to this thread. http://lime-technology.com/forum/index.php?topic=39687.0 However I can't test if it's solved the issue as I don't have another plugin to update. They say they are up to date. So I'll assume there is no plugin issue and merely the /var/log partition was full.

I want to allows access to my array for torrents, for long term seeding, so I know I can change the /downloads to map to /mnt/user, however that tries to do a chown on the entire array to a torrent user. Is that required? Can I create the map without doing that? I've tried deluge and rtorrent and it seems rtorrent is a bit better, feature wise and close to my familiarity with utorrent however I need to solve this chown on the mappping. Cheers

I should have added more notes. I think method 1 had a message along the lines of /var/tmp/...(something) not found. Might not be very helpful but I was just trying to get it working, not take pics of errors.

I also had no luck with method 1 or with method 2. I ended up having to pull the stick, copy over the syslinux folder from the unraid 6 zip, run make_bootable, then it could boot into v6. The nice thing was all my config was there and working (besides a failed drive after moving hardware to a new case, that's rebuilding now).

Alright, I re-organized the drives, and hit start. Parity is rebuilding...eeeek. It's scary. Should be done by morning I hope.