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But what is the point of "High Water Table > Automatically split any directory as required'? I thought that meant unraid will figure out the data allocation

Thanks JorgeB. Two follow up questions: 1. Will this cause the disk to "Become full" and the torrent will fail or will unraid be smart enough to divide it up and start a new disk once disk2 is full? 2. If the former happens and the torrent fails, how do I try again without having this limitation?

Hello can somebody explain the behavior that I am seeing? I have a large 3.5TB torrent downloading but for some reason disk2 keeps filling up. I still have 1.75TB left to download and I am concerned disk2 will fill right up and the torrent will fail. Should the writing not have switched to disk3 already with 1.15TB left to create a more equalized data distribution?

wtf is the point of a server then? Don't have users with R/W, don't expose it to the internet. Why not just say, don't build an unraid server. There, problem solved.

I like this idea and I think a separate read cache would be useful for people who transfer files OFF their array. Great suggestion

Interesting RFE. I use my server as mostly storage. Plex, picture storage etc. I never really transfer multiple or large files off of it but I can see your point if you reversed my data flow! I will support your cause but I don't think it should use the same cache drive. This drive should be separate Back to my question about bottlenecks about data flow TO the server though. I'm guessing the bottle neck would be the write speed of the cache drive right? SSD w SATA being slower than the NVMe. That being said could you set up two SSD SATA cache drives with RAID0 to double the write speed? I understand it would be taking up an extra SATA port but lets assume we have many

Dataflow: End User PC with downloaded media (1TB Samsung 980 Pro M.2 NVMe) > (10gbps NIC w CAT6) > (10gbps switch w 40gbps backbone) > Unraid server (10gbps NIC) > Unraid server (cache drive - 1TB Samsung 980 Pro M.2 NVMe **OR** 1TB SSD with SATA) Where would the bottle neck be in this scenario? I am contemplating on setting up a new server as my server parts are approx 12 years old and want to focus on my transfer rates. I hate waiting for transfers. My current setup is 5x 6TB HGST drives (one is parity) + no cache drive right now as I sometimes download 1TB+ packs. Trying to determine what the new config should look like. I do not have the 10Gig switch yet, I will buy when I fully understand my requirements and limitations with new Unraid config

HEEYYYY OHHHHH!!! WENT FOR A SMOKE AND GOT IT WORKING!!! So I figured out why my free space was going down to only 1TB on my local share, I believe it is because onedrive only has 1TB of space!!! Duh! Now that it is working, I have two intelligent questions: 1. Should I be concerned about the "some or all files are unprotected" warning on the local share? I do not have a cache drive, the share was created via the user script and not via the gui as per usual. Even if you create via the gui and then run the script with the share name, you will trigger the yellow warning about "some or all files are unprotected" 2. writing to this share is SO slow now. Too slow to be honest. I believe (correct me if wrong) that it is so slow because it is also writing each file to the onedrive account. IF, this is the case, is there a way to have the syncing take place once a day rather than instant? I will be writing 5GB at a time and it took 20 seconds to write 60MB to this share! The initial write once I know everything is good, will be 500GB, this will probably take days - which is unacceptable.

ok forget it. I'm obviously completely lost. Maybe rclone just can't be used in the way I want it to be used - to write to an UNRAID share and have that share backed up to the cloud, but also have the local data protected by parity. I get a "some or all files are unprotected" after using the script to create the mnt This seems like a common and simple use case tbh

Hi guys - I posted my below post in General Support and was advised to come here as I am using the pluging ***************************************** Hi Folks been working on this issue for some time and have a few simple questions that would help clear up a lot of, what seems to me are some gaps in knowledge. Please bear with me for the wall of text, but each question leads to another depending on the answer, but I assure you I know enough to tell that this is probably something stupid I am missing. Quick background on the set up: 1. Brand new Ondrive account 2. Have a share that spans all disks called Media that points to folder /user/Media 3. Want to sync the Media share to the new OneDrive account 4. Can't decide if I should try to use the current folder /mnt/user/media as the local mount in the script or if I should create a new folder called /mnt/?/secure, copy data from /user/Media to /mnt/?/secure and then point the /user/Media share to /mnt/?/secure - I decided to go with the new folder and created /mnt/user/secure, I think this might be the problem 5. I will be editing files on the local storage and should automatically update OneDrive, but sync should also work in reverse I would assume I've completed everything up to the point of mounting everything but obviously screwed up somewhere where the instructions were not clear - I think I know where, as per below, here we go: I've completed the UNRAID / RCLONE from SpaceInvaders to get OneDrive working but at one point he asks to create the local mount in /mnt/disks/ QUESTION 1: There is no "/mnt/disks" in UNRAID. Only "/mnt/disk(disk number)". So I decided to use "/mnt/user/secure" as the local mount. Are we supposed to create the /mnt/disks directory, should it not already be there? This leads me to another question QUESTION 2: What is the "disks" directory supposed to be anyway, why doesn't my instance have it and why are we writing directly to it? I was under the impression that you really should not be writing to any disk directly and should always use the /user/ directory to let UNRAID figure out it's magic. Is this not the case here?? I know I am missing something here Moving forward. Current Script below, already ran it. Script: #Local Mount Point mntpoint="/mnt/user/secure" <<<<<<<<<<<<<< Is this wrong to put under /user as per above? #Remote Share remoteshare="secure:" mkdir - $mntpoint rclone mount --max-read-ahead 1024k --allow-other $remoteshare $mntpoint & ISSUE: After the script ran, I uploaded a 1mb doc to onedrive. I then navigate to "shares" GUI, shows the "secure" folder as unprotected and there is nothing in it, even though I just added a 1mb document into the appropriate folder in onedrive. I would expect to see it in the local /secure folder, why is it not there? Is the sync not instant? Again I am missing something obviously. ***********************************

Hi folks, I'm still having trouble connecting to OneDrive. I kinda walked away from setting this up after I got the token to work a few months ago. I believe it worked for a while but now the token no longer works. Does this token expire every so often? And if so, is there a way to auto refresh it? This kind of defeats the purpose of syncing if you have to get a new token after a certain amount of time. I'm reaching out to the forum because I don't have a second monitor right now to plug into the UNRAID server to go through the onedrive set up process again.

Hi Folks! I've read the guide - https://rclone.org/onedrive/ and watched this video to try and deduce what needs to be done in a simple but granular step by step to get my "Pictures" folder in UNRAID to use OneDrive as a back up solution- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-b9Ow2iX2DQ&feature=emb_logo&ab_channel=SpaceinvaderOne The goal is to set up the pictures folder so that every little change that is made in "UNRAID Pictures" (add/delete/etc) syncs with the OneDrive folder. I've made a OneDrive account specifically for this task and have a full TB to use but for the life of me although I can get rclone to recognize the OneDrive account using 'rclone lsd XXXX' What I can't get is the mounting part. When following the video at 8:20 I do not have a mount script, there's simply nothing really there. I guess what I want to do is mount my UNRAID Pictures folder as my OneDrive folder?? There seems to be nothing in my /mnt folder though... I do not want two way syncing, only syncing from UNRAID to OneDrive account - so this should be fairly easy right? EDIT - I just realized I posted earlier this week, sorry for the double post, but at least this one has more explanation . Wow...Sorry about that guys

Hi Folks - I'm clearly missing something here and hoping for a little guidance. I followed the video guide - and was able to get the rclone part configured, I am able to view my onedrive account via the rclone cli commands. Where I got lost was right after that, the scripts and the mounting. I want to have my Unraid Pictures share folder, rclone itself to my OneDrive account. This way OneDrive is a backup for me and unraid file share is the master copy. What am I missing - this Guide on this thread is more of a high level step by step than a guide as there are no examples or explanations.