February 17, 20215 yr Very often new users (me too ^^) do this mistake: - install Docker Container - change appdata Cache setting from "Prefer" to "No" or "Only" And as the files are spreaded across SSD and HDD the docker container fails. Because of that I like to see this the following enhancement for the appdata Share: This means its not possible to change the setting as long the docker service is running. And in general for all other shares it should return a warning depending on the location of the files:
February 17, 20215 yr 4 minutes ago, mgutt said: Not sure if some users intentionally use "unlogical" cache settings. They DO. There is a Use Case bought up in the past for having the Use Cache set to No with files deliberately kept on the cache.
February 17, 20215 yr 4 minutes ago, mgutt said: Even for the appdata share? Ok, then it should be possible to select, but it should contain a check/warning: What do you think? I like the idea of adding a warning - needs some server side code to implement it but may not be too hard to do.
February 17, 20215 yr Why would you need to disable the docker service to change the appdata share settings?
February 17, 20215 yr 2 hours ago, primeval_god said: Why would you need to disable the docker service to change the appdata share settings? this is frequently recommended as any file being held open by a docker container (or the Docker sub-system) will be ignored by mover. Disabling the Docker service means you will not encounter any problems while files are being moved between drives.
August 17, 20223 yr Great Idea! Maybe, a no functional/disabled Buttons or Options, by found Data/files on Cache with the Warning! Edited August 17, 20223 yr by Revan335
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