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Is there an existing elasticsearch or redis container in community apps? I didn't see both of them and just wondering if they need to be created by hand first.

The WebGUI parameter isn't respecting that I changed it from the default. I changed it from 8080 to 8082, but when I launch WebGUI from the docker icon it still takes me to 8080.

I found it in the logs, but not sure why it's happening. I'm getting the error that the remote server is offline and the share cannot be mounted. That's odd because I can see in the logs that the network is definitely up, in fact a few seconds after the errors, I can see ntpd messages from it syncing. I did a few reboot tests and the results seem consistent as well, it just doesn't make much sense. Is it possible to maybe delay the mount a little longer, or possible mount it from userscripts instead?

I'm having a small issue with NFS shares. I have two unraid servers, one has several shares via NFS and I'm trying to use unassigned devices on the 2nd server to mount those shares. Mounting works perfectly fine, but automounting does not. On the 2nd server, when it boots the array starts, but the NFS shares never get automounted. If I click mount, they mount without any issue at all. Is there a log I could look for to see if it attempted an automount and got an error somewhere? Something I'm missing?

It's not something that comes up very often, but would it be possible to change the font size of the files being edited, or maybe add a horizontal scroll bar instead of doing a line wrap?

DOH! I actually had that already installed too.....

What's the possibility of adding the ability to edit the go script from the scripts page? It'd be a nice one stop shop for making adjustments then!

Ah yes! That got it back on track perfectly. Thank you for finding that!

Definitely not a dry run, but I am using custom flags: -avRXO --partial

Yup, 6.3.5! Switching browsers makes the display change from 'Waiting' to '0.00% done ~ 0s left (0.00 MB/s)' but it never changes from that. Looking in the logs, I see no lines at all with "Current progress" in them.

What determines the stats information? I've noticed recently that stats never actually collect, I just have a perpetual "Waiting to collect stats". I'm currently moving some stuff that has been running for over an hour, moved MANY things successfully, but still hasn't generated stats.

I'm as guilty as a lot of other plugin guys here. Functionality first. Help files whenever we get around to it. (truth be told I never even thought about it) After work it'll get done. If you're thinking of putting in full help on how to build a crontab, there's TONS of 'generators' out there that you could just borrow a bit of design from instead. http://corntab.com/ has a pretty functional way of doing it that has most of the flexibility and basics that cron can do.

Same results for me as well.

Well, this was easier than I thought. This is a pretty basic script that runs the 'tree' command against each of your array disks, creating a txt of their contents. My primary purpose for this is to serve as an archive of my array contents in case I have a catastrophic failure, then I can easily discern what I'm missing and start rebuilding from backups/etc. Default save directory goes to your flash drive in a subfolder called indexTree, with subfolders named for each disk containing a date stamped txt file. #!/bin/sh # Tree Index Array #description=Creates an inventory tree of all mounted disks (not cache) #arrayStarted=true SAVEPATH=/boot/config/indexTree for f in /mnt/disk* do echo "Scanning tree for $f" mkdir -p $SAVEPATH/$(basename $f) tree -o $SAVEPATH/$(basename $f)/$(date +%Y%m%d).txt "$f" done echo "indexTree complete!" exit 0 tree_index_array_drives.zip

I started this a few months ago, but never got around to really optimizing it and rotating out old listings or compressing them. But hopefully it'll give you a starting point! I'm working on it, but I managed to come up with the guts of it, now I just gotta make it all pretty code! I had it create entries in my temp share for the moment. I'll move it all to the flash drive when I polish this up. for f in /mnt/disk*;do mkdir -p /mnt/user/temp/$(basename $f);tree -o /mnt/user/temp/$(basename $f)/$(date +%Y%m%d).txt "$f";done

Well... I have an idea for a script, but my shell scripting is not quite up to snuff. Irony is I could make this in powershell really quick, but I'd rather this ran natively in unraid... Anyone want to lend a hand? Idea: A script that dumps an inventory of each disk using the 'tree' command (tree /mnt/disk1 > /boot/config/diskContents/disk1/$timestamp.txt) It should be able to 'logrotate' so we're keeping X (14?) number of days history. Think of it as a hard copy listing of each disk's contents in case you have a catastrophic disk failure and need to rebuild after rebuilding. Sound useful to anyone else?

THAT'S what happened.... I was unfortunate enough to be doing a drive rebuild during that and I woke up the next morning and discovered the syslog was full, which kept me from being able to do about anything. Rebooted and had XFS corruption which shortly after it caused a drive to red ball. huh? That quote is a reply to wgstarks. Your last post was about AD permissions. Yea I was just chiming in on that experience..Last week my syslog did exactly the same things and caused a bit of havoc since it got completely full before I could fix it. Sent from my Pixel XL using Tapatalk

THAT'S what happened.... I was unfortunate enough to be doing a drive rebuild during that and I woke up the next morning and discovered the syslog was full, which kept me from being able to do about anything. Rebooted and had XFS corruption which shortly after it caused a drive to red ball.

Is it possible to have a script that only executes while the array is up? I was just going to do a cron job but I haven't found the functionality yet to test if the array is up.

Since its probably doing this when running the extended tests, just add those folders to the excluded section If that warning is from the regular test, then just hit ignore on it. Full AD integration and checking on its own unique permissions, etc isn't something that's going to happen with this plugin. WHOOPS.... I completely ignored the excluded directory section.... Kinda hard for you to add in the functionality when it's already there eh? Nah, I wasn't expecting AD integration. My experience so far is that only sadists venture into the territory of AD permissions + samba + unraid!

Could you make a toggle to exclude certain shares from this check: The following files / folders may not be accessible to the users allowed via each Share's SMB settings. This is often caused by wrong permissions being used on new downloads / copies by CouchPotato, Sonarr, and the like: I have a few shares locked down at the file level since I'm using Active Directory and your plugin very correctly tells me about all the files everyone can't reach.

I think it wouldn't be that difficult .. btw, did the ip missing issue was solved ? Nope. Oddly it still doesn't have the IP populated in the launch link, but I know it did sometime in the past. Sent from my Nexus 6 using Tapatalk

Would it be possible to add a link to the log file? I've hit some errors recently and it just refers me to the log file which I have to remember where it is each time. Sent from my Nexus 6 using Tapatalk

I'm not sure why, but suddenly the Open WebGUI button no longer works. <a style='color:green;' target='_blank' href='http://:6237' title='unBALANCE plugin'><b>Open Web UI ( v1.7.0 )</b></a> How does it determine the address to put in the link?

Would it be possible for this check to provide info on which disks have the files? It's not too hard to find on your own, but since the plugin already knows......