unraid 6.9.2

hallo.

I have had my unraid server for a while now and set it up with multiple cache drives, following the video from spaceinvader one.

I installed a plugin today (Fix Common Problems) that said that, the share's appdata, system and domains, are located on both cache drives. that turns out to be correct and every time I remove the share from the wrong cache, unraid removes it from both. 

 

here's how i set up my shares. 

please help this is unnecessary writing to the ssds

Do you know how to work with files directly on the disks on the server?

@trurl

i use krusader to move files. is that what you mean?

Just now, drakenit said:

i use krusader to move files. is that what you mean?

Do you have krusader configured to work with the disks or only with the user shares?

with user, disks and remotes

That doesn't give you access to the array or pool disks, only to user shares, unassigned device disks and remotes

There is a way to get mover to take care of this, but since it only works with the specified pool, several things would have to be done to get it to move to the array, then move back to the correct pool.

 

First thing to do whichever way you go is to check each of your containers to make sure they specify /mnt/user/appdata or /mnt/docker_pool/appdata and NOT /mnt/vm_pool/appdata

Go to User Shares, click on Compute... for appdata, domains, system, and post a screenshot of the results.

Also, post diagnostics

oke. ill doe that

@trurlhere

all dockers have there appdata linked to /mnt/user/appdata

drakenhoard-diagnostics-20220320-0103.zip

Edited March 20, 20224 yr by drakenit
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Since each pool has the same amount of data in each share, I suspect they are duplicates. Mover won't move duplicates so no point in trying that way.

 

What do you get from the command line with this?

ls -lah /mnt/docker_pool/appdata

and this?

ls -lah /mnt/vm_pool/appdata

 

this

They certainly look the same, even timestamps. Any idea how you got it that way?

no. i only follow the instruction videos and only looked in those shares, when i created them and when i got a notification from the plugin Fix Common Problems. 

 

I just realized that the same type and brand of SSD is used for both caches. could this have caused the problem?

Were these disks together in the same pool?

no. they were always in seperent pools.

btrfs-usage.txt in system folder of your diagnostics indicates both disks are in both pools, so you must have done something at some point to make it think they were in the same pool.

with the plugins "backup / restore appdata" and "vm  backup". do you think it is possible to delete the shares and pools, make 2 new pools and put back the backup?

becouse than it is with a brand new instalation.

Wait (several hours probably) to see what @JorgeB recommends.

 

okay, it's late where I am anyway. I'll look wait until tomorrow

@JorgeB

can you help me

1 hour ago, drakenit said:

@JorgeB

can you help me

Unfortunately he is away for a few days.

You can separate the pool devices, in which pool do you want that data to remain once it's done?