Possible to have cache and unassigned devices under the same mount point?

[TheFreemancer]

I have a gigabit internet and while using SABNZBD in a docker container I'm not maxing out my internet connection and getting around 70 MB/s.

 

So after a few days googling I found this post on reddit:

https://www.reddit.com/r/SABnzbd/comments/1ap888p/download_speed_limited_by_disk_speed_with_an_ssd/

 

That points out that the user was doing the same as I: using 2 mount points for incomplete and complete downloads.

 

In my case incomplete: /mnt/cache/incomplete (a NVME PCI-E SSD)

and complete in /mnt/disks/XXXXX/usenet/complete (a different NVME PCI-E SSD).

 

So I tried putting incomplete and complete in the NVME and got almost 78MB/s. So this is getting better.

 

Now the problem is, the only way to have both showing under the same path would be mounting /mnt (which is a bad idea) and also it doesn't work because /mnt/cache isn't visible. 

 

Mounting /mnt/user/INCOMPLETE a share I made that points to /mnt/cache isn't a good idea because being part of the array I'm limited to read and write speeds compared to direct disk access. 

 

So is there any way to mount both /mnt/cache and /mnt/disks under the same volume being passed to the docker container? In any safe way?

[bmartino1]

that is being done already via symlink and fuse the correct final path to use is /mnt/user/ %data folder%

You can specify the disk under the share tab for the folder you want shared.

Other wise you could symlink them with consequences as /mnt/cached and /mnt/disk are the physical mount path for the /dev device in unraid 

see redit: 

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