Hello,

I'm getting error that some of my share have file on multiple pools, but it is how my share is configured. Exemple:

These are both pool, but the cache is SSD and Downloads is HDD. I don't think this should trigger a warning

Please post the diagnostics.

I didnt think mover would move files between pools? Thought it was a to or from array only action?

I recently tried to use mover to empty a cache drive to reformat it and had to do it manually.

1 hour ago, IanMcLeish said:

I didnt think mover would move files between pools? Thought it was a to or from array only action?

It has been an option ever since it became optional to have the main array.

6 hours ago, Nodiaque said:

These are both pool, but the cache is SSD and Downloads is HDD. I don't think this should trigger a warning

It is a valid warning since ‘downloads’ and ‘Downloads’ are not the same since Linux is case sensitive. The diagnostics would provide more information as to why you got the warning.

4 hours ago, itimpi said:

It is a valid warning since ‘downloads’ and ‘Downloads’ are not the same since Linux is case sensitive. The diagnostics would provide more information as to why you got the warning.

Share name is downloads no D like in the message. The message seems to not keep any cap letter because it didn't put a cap at either pool named downloads (Downloads) nor cachedownloads (Cachedownloads). If it was a case problem, it wouldn't find any file since both are wrong.

Diagnostic coming, running it.

servraid-diagnostics-20261001-0800.zip

It's also doing the same error on my other share that is moving file between 2 other pools like this one.

Edited October 1Oct 1 by Nodiaque

12 hours ago, Nodiaque said:

I'm getting error that some of my share have file on multiple pools, but it is how my share is configured. Exemple:

Sorry I missed the original issue, this is an FCP bug, just ignore, also recommend reporting it in the the existing plugin support thread.