Copying files to Unassigned Devices


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I am completely new to all of this so sorry in advance for what are noob problems...

 

I have an array with 14 drives and a single parity, I have 1 cache drive and 2 drives in unassigned devices.

 

My plan was to use one of the unassigned drives (an NVMe drive) as the home for Plex and a few other dockers and use the cache drive for downloads.

 

I have managed to change the default location for docker appdata and iso files to go to the NVMe drive but now it seems I am stuck or have really messed things up.

 

I am now  trying to install a Plug-in for Plex but cannot for the life of me get to the directory to copy over the file. ( I am using MacOS but also have a Win10 pc here too)

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1 minute ago, trurl said:

Is plex docker working for you from the Unassigned Device? Can you access the Unassigned Device on the network?

The Plex docker is working and I have been able to connect the libraries to shares on the array. The unassigned does not let me connect on the network... I have tired chmod a+w on the directory I need to add files to.  When I connect to <tower> over the network the only thing listed is the public "Plex Media" share and the nested Movies, TV Shows, Audiobooks folders.

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@wjmiller it is not clear to me what you think you need to copy to the unassigned drive in your Use Case :( if you have configured Plex to use the unassigned drive then it’s working files will go there.  The media files used by Plex I would expect to remain on the main array.   Am I missing something or is just that you are not familiar with using Unraid.

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I have a Plex plug-in (.bundle) that I would like to add into the plug-ins folder under appdata. I do admit that I am still getting used to navigating Unraid but I am fairly comfortable with Plex and the configuration I am after, just figuring out how to do it in Unraid is the hurdle. 
 

Tomorrow I’ll be trying to figure out how to get 90TB of media onto the array from externals. 

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