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Everyday a new share appears: ab_2025xxxx

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I have worked on this for a few days with no joy.  I have done a lot of searching online but a solution has eluded me.   Everyday for the past 6 days a new share appears.  It usually has an error message saying that it references a storage (Cache) that does not exist.  Indeed, I have a number of cache drives and none are named Cache.  In the share made today, the new share is "ab_20250402_000001".  In settings for this share it says the primary storage is Array and there is no secondary storage.  It does NOT say Cache anywhere in the settings.   I looked over all my docker settings to see if they point to a high level folder like /mnt/user but I do not see any.   As far as I can tell, every one of the new shares contain the same files:  backup.log, tar files for my dockers,  XML files for my dockers and a vm-meta.tgz.   I do not have any VMs installed.   I might be able to delete these but I am pretty sure they will  just keep coming.

The attached screenshot shows what has been happening with my shares.

Also attached is diagnostics.  Any help would be greatly appreciated...


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megaplex-diagnostics-20250402-1207.zip

Solved by demanding-chief3698

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appdata backup creates these folders. Any folder at the top level of array or pools is automatically a user share. You need to make appdata backup put those inside a user share.

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Dear trurl,  many thanks! I thought it might be simple but I could not figure it out.  At my advanced age I get by with a little help from my friends like you.  I am very grateful.  Some forums are not as kind with what they consider silly questions. 

 

Another thing I have not figured out is how to see my servers when I am on the road.   I am in Boston but will fix it per your instructions when I am home on Tuesday.   Thanks again, this is a great community!!

21 minutes ago, demanding-chief3698 said:

Another thing I have not figured out is how to see my servers when I am on the road.

Use the built-in Tailscale VPN.  Optionally, you could use WireGuard (Tailscale uses WireGuard under the covers).

 

Both are configured in Settings.  VPN Manager is WireGuard.  I have both configured although you could pick just one and stick with it.

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This video is a bit lengthy but it explains well how to use Tailscale with Unraid.

 

 

 

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