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Has anyone managed to increased Cheveretos maximum filesize? Googling around it seems to be a simple update to php.ini or .htaccess files. Since we don't get an appdata folder to edit that php.ini I tried the .htaccess with no sucess. Also tried updating the values in the database (settings table, upload_max_filesize_mb) which get set back to 2M when the app restarts.

Running into a weird issue in using Firefox. For some reason I can't select multiple files, tried holding control + click, holding shift + click, selecting a file then holding shift + arrow keys. In Chrome it works as always, but I'm trying to make the change to Firefox. Anyone have any idea what could be causing this?

Making one last post for anyone that runs into similar issues. Ran Docker Safe New Perms (under Tools tab, should be installed with Fix Common Problems), looks like some apps took ownership of some files so FileFlows couldn't delete them after, this cleared that problem. Been running through different libraries with the external node and it's worked as expected.

Left it running overnight. Seems the external node is having problems deleting files. For the library that grabs and replaces the file in the same path it's just erroring out. For the ones where it grabs a file and copies it over to a new folder it's doing 90% of the work, but also not deleting the original file, that's where it kept giving me the 'Failed to delete original file' error.

Seems to be working now. For whatever reason I'm still getting the 'Failed to delete original file: Access to the path 'U:\path\file.mp4' is denied.' on the Move File stage but now I can see/play the new .mkv in the output directory. Tried a couple different things (wiping Windows credentials, making a new Unraid user, reinstalling, installing the DotNet sdk required for the server installation, etc), think the one that finally did the trick was mounting the shares as a lettered drive, had them as just a network drive before (from \\LocalP\path to U:path\). Not sure if it was a combination of the other things I tried or if I just needed to map the drives. Files are processing a lot faster with the GPU, really looking forward to getting one for the server. Thanks for all your help!

Can confirm I can open the paths on file explorer. Could copy, rename and delete files without a problem in all of the folders. Tried running the node as an admin and it gave me the old "Library file exists but is not accessible from node" error. Ran it again without admin and it seems to work until it gets to the MoveFile stage.

That seems to have fixed that error, getting an access denied one now. Can't figure out what I'm missing now. 2022-08-16 19:13:01.825 [INFO] -> ====================================================================== 2022-08-16 19:13:01.827 [INFO] -> Executing Node 9: MoveFile [FileFlows.BasicNodes.File.MoveFile] 2022-08-16 19:13:01.828 [INFO] -> ====================================================================== 2022-08-16 19:13:01.834 [INFO] -> About to move file to: \media\file.mkv 2022-08-16 19:13:01.836 [INFO] -> Mapped destination path: \media\file.mkv 2022-08-16 19:13:01.838 [INFO] -> Moving file: "C:\localtempfolder\Runner-413460f7-8c13-4f83-9b80-fa12802aad0c\624ff387-2a4c-45bc-9205-d2112572c703.mkv" to "\media\file.mkv" 2022-08-16 19:13:01.840 [INFO] -> File moved successfully 2022-08-16 19:13:01.841 [INFO] -> Initing new moved file 2022-08-16 19:13:01.900 [INFO] -> Deleting original file: \\ip\pathtofile\file.mp4 2022-08-16 19:13:02.556 [WARN] -> Failed to delete original file: Access to the path '\\ip\pathtofile\file.mp4' is denied. 2022-08-16 19:13:02.557 [INFO] -> Node execution time: 00:00:00.7276076 2022-08-16 19:13:02.558 [INFO] -> ====================================================================== I think I've set up the mapping correctly, it added the ffmpeg.exe mapping by itself. Added the 3 folders I'm picking up files from and another folder where it moves the files after they're processed. Same path as they've been working so far on the server side, copy pasted from the file explorer as they show up on Windows for the external node side.

Loving it so far, thanks for all the work! I tried adding my PC as a node, my server currently doesn't have a GPU so it's taking a while to go through my whole queue. Adding it to the docker was pretty straightforward, it all seems to be set up properly but when it tries to process a file on that external node it gives me a "Library file exists but is not accessible from node" error, and it keeps on moving through my whole queue like that. I can access/open the files from my PC as well as all the paths where it's picking up/replacing the file once it's processed. Any idea what might be causing that error? Do I have to setup some permissions for that node?

Tried deleting the image and reinstalling everything, running into the same issues. SWAG was one of them, couldn't find a folder/file. Had uninstall it, manually delete the folder in appdata and reinstall it.

Had an old SSD as the cache for my appdata share (only thing in it), started giving me some SMART warnings that it was slowly dying so decided to replace it. Disabled both Docker and VM, then set the appdata share to Cache: Yes, once everything was moved to the array (verified the disk was empty) I shut down my server and swapped the drives. Once the new one was formatted and added to that cache pool I set the appdata share to prefer that cache pool, did the same for my domains and system shares since the new SSD was big enough. Ran the mover several times but some files refused to move over to the cache and stayed in the array, after some googling used the move command (mv /mnt/disk#/ /mnt/disk#) to pick up those stragglers. After everything showed up only on the new cache pool I started back up both Docker and VM and started running into some problems. Some apps have missing icons, missing backgrounds on some windows, "No such file or directory" logs, some don't remember settings (Deluge was set back to the default password, it's now asking me to change default password even after updating it). I've tried googling for a proper solution, asked in the subreddit and discords. I'm mostly worried about losing all my work so far and having to reconfigure every single app again (and maybe losing data while doing that). The simplest solution that has been offered to me was to delete the docker image in the system share and reinstalling them all through the Previous Apps in Community Apps. Could anyone confirm if this is the best way to hopefully solve this problem?

Not sure what happened or which/what logs to look into (just started running Unraid a couple of weeks ago). Temp is back down to the usual range, just wanted to check if this is something I should worry about or if someone else has run into something similar. Currently I have 2 Samsung 970 1tb NVME as my cache, one inside the motherboard with a heatsink and one just plugged into it. Usually the one that's plugged in will get hotter but within an acceptable range (50~60), while the one with the heatsink will be pretty stable in the low 40s. Hooked up a couple more SSD's from an old build to use as an additional cache pool, mounted one to pass over the files as usual using Krusader and in a couple minutes the NVME with the heatsink apparently reached 83C which scared me, the other one stayed at 50~60 as usual. It wouldn't change for about 10 minutes while I was googling around for anything similar or an answer, then it came back down to 45C and stayed there so far. Could it have bugged out on reading the temp on that NVME? I did add another expansion card for the new SSDs, could that add more strain to the motherboard/cause it to heat up more than usual? Most results I found said those temps would just throttle the drive, but now I'm worried of it getting and staying that high again while I can't access the server to shut it down just to be safe.

I guess it's more of a compatibility issue that I'm worrying about, but if the pre-built works just fine I guess mine shouldn't have much of a problem. Thanks!

Hey, sorry if it's a annoyingly common question. I'm not the most tech-literate person so I may have read my answer somewhere and it just flew over my head. So, I've been running Plex on my PC for a while and recently discovered Unraid, but I'm kinda stuck on choosing my parts. I originally wanted to build a separate compact server and move Plex over there to start. Thing is, I've built a gaming PC earlier this year and I kinda want to try and reuse as many of the same parts as possible, if it's worth it. Ideally I'd just use it as is, run Unraid off it and just VM Win10 (or maybe finally get into using a Linux distro) for my daily needs. But I'm not keeping my hopes up with the hardware compatibility. My build's PCPartPicker Link. Other than what's listed there, I have 2 old HDD's from my last build that died after a hurricane for my media, but I'm trying to switch those out after seeing the shuckable drives on the NAS killer build. I appreciate any helpful answers/posts on the topic. Thanks!