Hello . I am getting the error

"Share data set to use pool cache_apps, but files / folders exist on the media_pool pool"

In fix common problems plugin.

I have a data share set up with the following settings that was set up following alientechs youtube video "Bring In the trash with trash guides" And it used to work perfectly up until I have a NVME cache drive fail. Since replacing that drive and re installing the apps etc the mover has never downloaded to the cache drive and moved them to the media pool after it simply downloads them to the media pool and never uses the cache. I suspect the problems are related but cant seem to find where I'm wrong at. Thanks.

unraid-diagnostics-20260911-1912.zip

Edited 1 hour ago1 hr by cookies779
Adding diagnostics zip file

I have split your post into its own thread, since it isn't about the FCP plugin itself. From first post of the FCP thread:

On 5/8/2016 at 4:01 PM, Squid said:

Any support for problems this plugin finds, should be posted in the General v6 section of these forums.  Problems relating to false positives, suggestions for more checks, why I made the decisions I did, wording mistakes in suggestions, etc. should be posted here.

Attach Diagnostics ZIP to your NEXT post in this thread.

Just some advice about using the forum.

The reason I said

59 minutes ago, trurl said:

NEXT post in this thread

is because when no new posts are made to the thread, it may not get visited again since it was already read. When you edit a previous post without making a new post, anyone that has already read the thread (and may be interested in helping you), may not go back to the thread since it has no new posts and so doesn't show up as an unread thread.

Post a screenshot of the settings for the data user share.

This is the much more serious error FCP is telling you about (which you didn't mention):

Sep 11 19:01:41 SoftServeUSA root: Fix Common Problems: Error: Invalid folder cache contained within /mnt

You must have some container host mapping specifying a path to the (no longer existing) pool named cache. Or maybe it's something about the way you have Custom SMB Shares setup, I don't use that.

Since cache isn't mounted storage, anything stored there is in rootfs, the RAM space reserved for the OS to run in. Anything stored there will not survive reboot, since it is in RAM. And anything stored there could use up all the space the OS needs and other problems could result.