Yesterday at 12:03 AM1 day Hey all,Unraid 7.2.4: My "docker" share wasn't showing a comment so I went to add one. I discovered I cannot modify anything on that share page. At the bottom, I see "Case-insensitive Share name is not unique". Additionally, the share is showing as residing on my Cache pool on the share page, but this is incorrect. My docker image is actually on a pool named Virtualization. I have confirmed the image exists at /mnt/virtualization/docker/docker.img and that no docker.img is on /mnt/cache. Cache is an xfs-encrypted pool of 1 devide. Virtualizaton is a zfs-encrypted pool of 2 devices.I have no idea what to do here. Any help appreciated.Thanks! Edited yesterday at 03:38 AM1 day by spall
Yesterday at 12:41 AM1 day Community Expert 38 minutes ago, spall said:"Case-insensitive Share name is not unique"Go to User Shares page and click CLEAN UP button at bottom
Yesterday at 12:43 AM1 day Community Expert 39 minutes ago, spall said:cannot modify anything on that share pagethen try again.
Yesterday at 01:19 AM1 day Author 36 minutes ago, trurl said:Go to User Shares page and click CLEAN UP button at bottom@trurl Thanks for the quick response. Tried it with no change.
Yesterday at 02:07 AM1 day Author So I might have solved it. I noticed my shares.ini file was showing hasCfg=similar" instead of 'yes'. I noticed my share 'docker' did not have a docker.cfg, but there was a Docker.cfg. I didn't think that should matter, but the Case-insensitive message was eating at me. I ended up backing up my docker.img, stopped the array, moved Docker.cfg to Docker.cfg.bak, and started the array. After that I have a docker.cfg and I can edit it normally. My containers seem to be working fine.EDIT: Though I wish I understood how it happened. Edited yesterday at 03:35 AM1 day by spall
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