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I've got an LFTP bash script that is scheduled to run every 10 minutes, but I notice if it runs and it doesn't find anything to download from my seedbox the script just keeps running and running in the background. Is there a way to make it stop with a bit of code I can put in my script that will make unRaid say "Hey, I ran the script found nothing I'll abort and try again in 60 minutes"

I managed to figure out how to run Filebot on my seedbox, and I finally have it doing what I want it to (kind of) filebot -script fn:amc --output "/home19/user/downloads/deluge/test2" --action hardlink -non-strict "/home19/user/downloads/deluge/test" Is it possible to run that via Filebot (or terminal) on my unRaid server instead of SSH'ing into my seedbox?

So how would I create a bash script that will run after the files are pulled to my unRaid server? Say you download a movie and it's folder is The.Irishman.2019.4K.HDR and I want it to be renamed only to The Irishman and then have that moved to media/"4K Movies"? It sounds simple enough but the people I've asked have made it seem like it's impossible to do?

This sounds like something I want to do, albeit not as complex but a more simple version. BTW, sorry for the quote on an old ass post but that's what search is for right? :) I have a seedbox and I've got a LFTP script that will periodically check for files on there and pull them from my seedbox to my unRaid server. I want to know if a script can scan a specific folder (in this case, where my LFTP script dumps new downloads on my unRaid server) rename ONLY the Movie Folder name and then move them to the appropriate final destination automatically? Is this possible? Seedbox > LFTP pulls files > mnt/cache/downloads/incoming > Filebot script runs > rename movie folder > move to /mnt/disk3/Media2/"4K Movies" Someone said Filebot doesn't rename folders but this doesn't sound right as i've seen many posts of people doing exactly that.

I tried Radarr on my seedbox and it worked as in it made hardlinks, renamed folders for me. I was under the assumption that I could point Radarr to a specific path (home/deluge/downloads/) and it'll pick it up automatically and do all the work but it isn't the case you need to do it all manually. I was hoping for a more automated solution regarding renaming Folders. I thought Filebot could just rename folders but seems it can't as you mentioned But i've seen on Filebots website that folder names can be changed? So this is why I came here to ask haha

Hi guys hoping to get a little assistance. I have yet to install filebot on my unRaid but I want to make sure it can do what I want it to before I figure out how to install it. So I have a seedbox and I've got a LFTP script that will periodically check for files on there and pull them from my seedbox to my unRaid server. I want to know if Filebot can scan a specific folder (where my LFTP dumps new downloads) rename ONLY the Folder and then move them to the appropriate final destination automatically? Is this possible? Seedbox > LFTP runs pulls files > mnt/cache/downloads/incoming > Filebot runs > rename folder > move to /mnt/disk3/Media2/"4K Movies" I'm a complete novice so any assistance would be greatly appreciated

My ISP has changed over to IPV6 and I had PiHole on unRaid working as normal on IPV4 but I am finding that it's not working properly with IPV6? Do I need to set an IPV6 address in the template? Or is there some information that I need to add to Network Settings in unRaid? I did change it to IPV4 + IPV6 but I am finding that it breaks my DNS (1.1.1.1 - 1.0.0.1) completely, where as with IPV4 It was as simple as adding that DNS into the unRaid network settings and PiHole itself. How do I achieve this with IPV6?

Hey @trurl Oddly it started working as normal again. Must have glitched out somewhere but all seems ok now. Must be one of those things lol

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Here is a video demostration of what is going on. The first part of the video is with the Pi Hole DNS completely off my Router (Pi Hole is off then) as you can see everything loads instantaneously. Now the second half I add my Pi Holes's DNS into my Router, reboot etc, and look at how slow all the images are loading. This happens on PLEX on every device on the network. It is like the speeds are crippled into the Kbps. When the Pi Hole DNS is removed and I check my bandwidth when images are loaded it ranges between 6Mbps-40Mbps. PLEX SLOW with Pi Hole Demonstration.mp4

Hi guys I got an issue I am hoping someone can help me with. I followed SpaceInvaders tutorial and all went smoothly and Pi Hole is setup on my unRaid Server. Now my issue lies with Plex. For some reason when Pi Hole is on all the thumbnails (such as cast thumbnails etc) in Plex take FOREVER to load. Now when I disable Pi Hole completely then everything loads up very quickly. I originally thought it may have been a blacklist that was causing an issue so I removed everything and done a fresh install of Pi Hole (with the default lists) and the images still take forever to load. Checking in Network and nothing seems to be blocked from Pi Hole regarding PLEX. It just seems like traffic speed is crippled? I am using 1.1.1.1 - 1.0.0.1 as my DNS in Pi Hole. Everything else on my network is working and loading fast as usual, it is only PLEX that is the issue. Further info: After more tinkering it seems like the PI HOLE DNS that I put on my router is the issue. As soon as I remove this everything works as it should and thumbnails and cast pictures are downloaded and shown instantly. https://postimg.cc/TKXTPxGD As seen in the image my PI HOLE DNS is 192.168.1.3 if Pi hole is on and it’s DNS is entered in my ASUS Router I have the issue. If I delete the DNS from my ASUS router, reboot it everything then works. But in turn Pi Hole breaks as the DNS for Pi Hole is deleted from my router. Any ideas? Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Hi guys I got an issue I am hoping someone can help me with. I followed SpaceInvaders tutorial and all went smoothly and Pi Hole is setup on my unRaid Server. Now my issue lies with Plex. For some reason when Pi Hole is on all the thumbnails (such as cast thumbnails etc) in Plex take FOREVER to load. Now when I disable Pi Hole completely then everything loads up very quickly. I originally thought it may have been a blacklist that was causing an issue so I removed everything and done a fresh install of Pi Hole (with the default lists) and the images still take forever to load. Checking in Network and nothing seems to be blocked from Pi Hole regarding PLEX. It just seems like traffic speed is crippled? I am using 1.1.1.1 - 1.0.0.1 as my DNS in Pi Hole. Everything else on my network is working and loading fast as usual, it is only PLEX that is the issue.

I got an issue after updating to the latest binhex-plexpass. NO metadata is no longer downloading and on top of this if I find a title to FIX the listing, no Agents are showing so something is broken here. It was working before the latest update.

I need some help to get this running. I followed spaceinvaders video but no dice. I have my own VPN that I run on my Router. Even if I disable the VPN in the options for binhex-delugevpn it still doesn't work. Even if I get the normal version of deluge with no VPN, the download will start then it drops down to 0 within 5 seconds. Any ideas? i think it might be this that could be preventing the downloads from starting properly? (see image) *EDIT Issue fixed. I got my paths wrong in Deluge settings.

Good little insight Trurl and XXL. As I won't have a parity disk setup straight off the bat i thought I would just let the entire cycle run. As majority of my media data will be on this disk that is currently going through the Pre-Clear cycle. I will have the files backed up elsewhere regardless, so I may as well take the precautions to save headaches down the line. Step 1 of 5 - Pre-read verification: [17:32:07 @ 158 MB/s] SUCCESS Step 2 of 5 - Zeroing in progress: (22% Done) Time elapsed: 3:03:30 | Write speed: 203 MB/s | Average speed: 203 MB/s This is my progress thus far. Taken a while as you can see lol Is it good practice to do the same for a Parity Drive? Or that one doesn't really matter as nothing is really written to it? Also, it sounds like the HDD is getting a real work out during the Zeroing phase. Is this normal? I assume it is??

So it looks like there is no need to really pre-clear anymore. Should have read this before I started a pre-clear on a brand new 10TB WD RED. Ah well may as well let it finish now lol

Agreed Daniel. This is why I decided to take the pre-clearing route. Once I get another two 10TB drives (I’ll pre-clear those too) I’m guessing I can add another 10TB for data, then add a 10TB after to build parity. Will this be okay?

Did you do the entire pre-clear twice? Is it possible a pre-clear can be the cause of drive failure due to the extra continuous strain it's putting on the drive for days at a time?

Fair call. I don't have a Parity disk setup yet, I am going to get another 10TB in a couple of weeks, then soon after get another 10TB for my Parity disk. I decided i'll just do the Pre-Clear I thought being new to unRaid it'll be good to do things to familiar myself with the unRaid system and how things work. It's chugging along at around 206MB/s right now. AT least it'll give me a rough idea on what to expect if I do another pre-clear in future.

I understand that it is not 100% necessery to Pre-Clear brand new drives but it does come recommended to find early life mortality. But I am wondering does this also apply to the 10TB WD RED NAS drives? If so roughly how long would that take? I am thinking I should do it, but i've also never in my life had a WD drive fail on me but then also things can happen when you least expect it.