Scorpionhl
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I started noticing this a few weeks ago, just happened to look at my cache's TBW and thought it was pretty high. This was a single new NVMe 1TB drive, formatted BTRFS, installed in a brand new unraid box/install in November 2019. Having tracked the TBW for over a week now, it was writing close to 450GB/day while my system was doing nothing remotely close to that. I found this thread and issued the remount no_cache command some people have suggested, and I'm currently looking at 43GB/day (so a 90% reduction). I'm caught between waiting for a fix or clearing it off and formatting to XFS. Since I have no plans to expand this drive pool, I'm probably just going to reformat as XFS.
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2 minutes ago, limetech said:
No 6.8.0-rc5 will have permanent fix.
Great! thanks for help, info, and fix
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Could you elaborate on the long term fix? should I be adding this md command to my go file?
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I was just looking at it, and everything is stable so far! No hint of a corrupted database (I could tell in the past with episodes not getting marked watched properly, and generally the interface would load slower over time).
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Wanted to throw my hat in this ring. I have a brand new server (as of Thursday) running on 6.8 RC4, and after migrating the Plex server/data over to it, I have been experiencing a corrupted database after about 24 hours ( means I've restored the database 3 times so far, and that's how long it's taken me to notice the corruption). I restored the Plex database to it's original version (repair attempts didn't work for me). This morning I took the array offline and issued the 'mdcmd set md_restrict 1' command, then restarted the array/Plex. Crossing my fingers for the next 24 hours.
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hey no problem, thanks for checking it out so quick!
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That fixed it up
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I think you are looking at the wrong user, the zoidberg user has 0 read access in the dashboard view
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I've been following this thread, and recently upgraded to RC4 (new unraid server). I found that the write values are being displayed properly, but it appears the read is still off. Here's the dashboard pic:
and the share parms from the new user edit interface:
[6.8.3] docker image huge amount of unnecessary writes on cache
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Posted · Edited by Scorpionhl
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Sorry, was referring to it in terms of how the SSD manufacturers do for warranty, TBW = Terabytes Written. But yes, this is under the smart data: Data units written 187,917,605 [96.2 TB]