I have both docker and VMs disabled, and rebooted the server without restarting docker, yet there are docker files on /mnt/disk3/system which will not move to the cache drive when the mover is invoked. 

 

One of my dockers is taking an unusually long time to start up, and I'd like to eliminate this as the cause by getting this all onto the cache drive. Is there any way to force the files to move?

On 1/12/2023 at 11:10 AM, SimplifyAndAddCoffee said:

I have both docker and VMs disabled, and rebooted the server without restarting docker, yet there are docker files on /mnt/disk3/system which will not move to the cache drive when the mover is invoked. 

Had you disabled the docker and vm services before running mover?   These services hold files open which would prevent mover transferring them.

Also mover won't replace files, so if some are already on cache they won't be moved.

I have the same issue. Dockerd and Containerd remain on the array although I stopped docker and set the cache setting for all shares to cache-only. Everything works fine but the result of this is that my HDD keeps being active. 

4 hours ago, FDMK said:

same issue

attach diagnostics to your NEXT post in this thread

Here my diag

fdmnas-diagnostics-20230125-1711.zip

Nothing can move open files. You have to disable Docker and VM Manager in Settings before these can be moved.

 

10 hours ago, FDMK said:

cache-only

Mover moves cache:yes shares from the designated pool to the array, and moves cache:prefer shares from the array to the designated pool. Mover ignores cache:only and cache:no shares, and it ignores any files on a pool other than the designated pool.

 

Mover won't replace files, so if they already exist on the destination nothing is moved and you have to figure out whether to keep the source or destination files, and delete the others.