MammothJerk

ill try that, thx.

I am also having this problem, whenever mover runs everything slows down to a crawl, i can barely load the unraid webui, it is extremely slow. any of the currently running docker containers all become unresponsive, if i'm streaming a movie locally from plex it stops loading completely, some dockers even crash and have to be restarted when the mover is finished even if their files are completely untouched by the mover. The communication between deluge and sonarr will be interrupted so torrents will get sent to deluge but it will not change its label, and when it is finished it will not move to its "completed torrents" folder, sometimes it will just hang at 100% and never actually "complete". mover tuning is enabled and these are all my settings

I guess i can schedule the mover to run less often, wont fix my problem but for me that seems like the only option for now...

Let me see if i can formulate this a bit better: When a file is downloading it is put on a "prefer-cache share". /mnt/user/Torrents/incomplete/filename.ext When it is finished it is moved to a folder on a "cache-yes share". /mnt/user/Movies/.Seeding/filename.ext OR /mnt/user/TV_Series/.Seeding/filename.ext Sonarr/Radarr then grabs a hard-link of this file and directs it to either /mnt/user/Movies/moviename/filename.ext OR /mnt/user/TV_Series/tvseriesname/filename.ext At this point all is well, the file is on the cache, is accessible by plex/sonarr/radarr, and is seeding on deluge. However when the mover runs, and since the file is in a cache-yes share, it is moved off of the cache to the array where it keeps seeding and spinning up my HDDs. After the torrent hits it's ratio it is then deleted from the /.Seeding/ directory, but it still exists in its /movies/ or /TV_Series/ folder. At this point i want the file to be moved off of the cache and into long term storage on the array. The problem i'm having is how to keep the file seeding AND accessible by sonarr/radarr/plex in a file structure that makes sense. Or how to get the mover to exclude files that have 2 links somehow? idk... If i can avoid it i would prefer to not have the file on the array and spinning up my discs, but i still want it accessible by my other dockers so it can be organized and still be played. Is this even possible? would it include some over complicated scripting? am i missing something obvious that would fix my problems?

I have a subfolder in my cache drive under the share 'TV Series' (TV Series/.Seeding) that i always want to be on the cache, while the rest of the share 'TV Series' moves off to my array. Is there any way to exclude this folder from being relocated by the mover? the documentation seem to suggest that only top-level directories can be excluded with a leading '.' but i was wondering if theres a way to exclude a specific subfolder. i found some topics talking about it from almost a decade ago how the leading '.' relates to macOS and ways to change it to an '_' instead. but since these topics were discussed such a long time ago i'm sure there have been updates to the way things work and maybe even a better solution to my problem. https://forums.unraid.net/topic/7896-newbie-cache-drive-question/?tab=comments#comment-78708 https://web.archive.org/web/20160701083939/http://lime-technology.com/forum/index.php?topic=1783 --------- I should probably try to explain what i'm trying to do, and then you can tell me if it would even work in the first place. I capture torrents via sonarr/radarr and send it to deluge which runs the download on a Cache-prefer share 'Torrents' to 'Torrents/incomplete'. When the download is completed it is sent according to its label to either the 'TV Series' cache-yes share folder 'TV Series/.Seeding', or to the 'Movies' cache-yes share folder 'Movies/.Seeding'. Sonarr/radarr then creates a hardlink of the downloaded file to the share directory 'TV Series or Movies/name of series or movie/filename.ext'. After the torrent hits it's ratio it is then removed from deluge and *removed* from the .Seeding folder and is now only availible in the 'name of series or movie' folder and should be moved off to a HDD on the next mover task --------- I'm not sure how the hardlinks are handled in this case either though, if theres something in the cache under 'TV Series/.Seeding/GoT/S01E01.mkv' and also under 'TV Series/GoT/S01E01.mkv' would mover try to move the link thats not in the '.Seeding' sub-folder off of the cache? which i'm not even sure is possible due to how hardlinks work the file would have a link on an SSD and on an HDD when i want it to stay on the SSD until its ratio is met. At this moment the file is being moved off of the cache even while it is seeding due to there being no way to exclude this '.Seeding' sub-folder from the mover task. Sorry if i'm being a bit confusing i'll clarify if something is unclear, and if there is a better way to do what i'm trying to do please share 😁 thanks