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How to find what keeps creating a share?

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So I had a share, long ago called "Other." About 3 years ago I moved all my data into a single share called "media." So now my data sits like:

  • media\movies
  • media\tv shows

 

etc. It used to be individual shares like

  • Movies
  • TV Shows
  • Other

 

Anyways, I can delete Other. It usually appears randomly on a disk. I find the folder always with 1 folder in it, Applications (a place I used to store software/isos or whatever for my PC). Then, it comes back a few days later like clockwork. How do I determine what is causing this to come back? As far as I know I have no backups happening of that "share" and there is never files in the share when it re-appears. I also do not have a Dataset created with that name (some of my pool is ZFS).

 

It doesn't harm anything, but it's annoying that I can't track down what keeps making this. For example, today it appeared on:

disk3. No data sets, but the Share "Other" is back with an empty folder "Applications" inside.

  • Community Expert

You likely have a docker container mapped to that folder, check all paths.

  • Author
2 hours ago, JorgeB said:

You likely have a docker container mapped to that folder, check all paths.

Sorry, meant to mention that before. I have no mappings to that location in dockers. I also checked a few apps to see if I had something linked there, like sabnzb. I do not. I also verified backup plugins and nothing is pointing to it.

  • Author

would the creation of that share be in my logs somewhere? As in, if I delete the share, and check daily until it shows backup would it show what made it somewhere in the logs?

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2 hours ago, wickedathletes said:

would the creation of that share be in my logs somewhere? As in, if I delete the share, and check daily until it shows backup would it show what made it somewhere in the logs?

No.

 

Does the content of that share not give a clue as to what might be creating it?

  • Author

no clue. It just creates an empty folder that was where I stored software, which makes it even more cryptic as that location had no automation in it (as in tools were not pointing towards it at all.

  • Community Expert

That can only be create by a script/plugin or a container.

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