Full disclosure, I didn't read the updates regarding the Mover Tuning plugin and ended up running out of space on the array. Dumb, I know, but here we are. I asked ChatGPT and it suggested that I can just remove the offending .cfg(s). I don't trust it enough to actually delete things. Any thoughts on the contents of /boot/config/shares? Anything else I should check after running out of space?

Thanks!

Edited February 10Feb 10 by flyize

Go to User Shares page and click CLEAN UP button at bottom, it will delete any .cfg files for shares that don't exist.

You should also check that you don't have any files at the top level of array disks or pools. They would not be accessible from User Shares since the user shares are just the combined top level folders of array and pools.

Your appdata share has files on the array.

12 hours ago, trurl said:

You should also check that you don't have any files at the top level of array disks or pools. They would not be accessible from User Shares since the user shares are just the combined top level folders of array and pools.

What's the quickest way to do that?

And thanks for the share cleanup! I didn't know that existed!

You can examine and work with the contents of your disks and pools by using the built-in File Manager in the Unraid webUI.

13 hours ago, trurl said:

Your appdata share has files on the array.

Nothing can move open files. Disable Docker in Settings, set appdata to

Primary:cache; Secondary:array; Mover action:array->cache

Click MOVE in Array Operation, wait for it to complete then

Post new diagnostics

Looks like it was an empty /appdata folder from 2020 on the array. I just removed it. Hopefully that doesn't destroy anything...

Thanks for the awesome help!