[MacOS Optimization]

I had to actually use even more options to get it to work with folders containing hundreds of files:

 

vfs objects = catia fruit streams_xattr
fruit:metadata = stream
fruit:encoding = native
readdir_attr:aapl_rsize = no
readdir_attr:aapl_finder_info = no
readdir_attr:aapl_max_access = no

 

I didn't need POSIX rename so far, but I did not rename any files yet.

Also I do not know how well this works with TimeMachine, I may test this at a later point in time.

 

[[6.10] TimeMachine backups continue to fail "failed to attach using diskimages2" "operation not supported by device"]

I just want to summarize my experiences with macOS Catalina and unRAID 6.10.3:

-TimeMachine only does the initial fullbackup to unRAID shares mrked for TimeMachine. Later incremental backups do not work.

-Access to shares slower than with 6.9.x - I disabled an reenabled macOS compatibility for SMB, but it did not help

-having installed the TimeMachine container does not solve any problems, the problems get worse: the initial full backup starts but does finish, it just stops. Once it did finish, but subsequent incremental backups did not work

 

I am sure that re-installing macOS is not instrumental in solving this issue due to the following observations:

-people report that without macOS reinstall TimeMachine resumes to work after downgrading to 6.9.2

-on the same Catalina TimeMachine works fine with a Synology, but not with unRAID 6.10.3

-peple report that reinstalling macOS did not solve their problem

 

 

Overall this is a highly unsatisfactory situation for me.

I am just lucky to own a Synology, too, so I do have backups. I wanted to have it al consolidated on unRAID, though.

 

[Dockers wanting to update, but don't in the end?]

Updating the one by one does not help on my end. Also if I update just 1 of the LSIO containers it will show that it has an update available immediately after updating and checking for updates.