April 4, 20242 yr So, mainly for a sanity check... I setup a share for Appdata and use the /mnt/user/Appdata paths in my dockers for the various /config settings. Is it safe to assume (in general, and same files exist) that I can just change these to say /mnt/cache? I also created a share specifically for Plex, mostly due to backup/size. I assume I could move this data, change the docker paths and just restart the dockers? I am pretty sure this is the whole point of mount/relative paths but wanted to just make sure (well in general, I know each app is different).
April 4, 20242 yr Community Expert Solution 3 hours ago, dandirk said: Is it safe to assume (in general, and same files exist) that I can just change these to say /mnt/cache? It is probably best (and safer) to leave it set to /mnt/user and use the Exclusive Share option that is now part of the 6.12.x releases. That gets the same performance advantages as would be given by /mnt/cache and is less likely to be something you might overlook in the future when making changes.
April 5, 20242 yr Author Everything when fairly smoothly, noticed situations where a file/dir picker is used, it will change the path to mnt/cache/ ... Will mull that one over... Appreciate it.
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