I have my TV Shows folder I accidentally initiated a move from a workstation, now every time I reboot my unRAID it does a

 

cp -an /mnt/user0/TV\ Shows /mnt/user0

 

when I killed this task it started a command

 

rm -rf /mnt/user0/TV\ Shows

 

I managed to save like 20 out of over 200 TV Shows I had.  How can I stop this from happening every time I reboot?  I don't want it to move all the folders, TV Shows is only 1 of the folders it's trying to move.

Have you checked your go file to make sure these commands don't exist.

 

Mount \\tower\flash on a windows machine, and under the config folder is the go file. You can open it with notepad.

I checked, not there..

I have my TV Shows folder I accidentally initiated a move from a workstation, now every time I reboot my unRAID it does a

 

cp -an /mnt/user0/TV\ Shows /mnt/user0

 

when I killed this task it started a command

 

rm -rf /mnt/user0/TV\ Shows

 

I managed to save like 20 out of over 200 TV Shows I had.  How can I stop this from happening every time I reboot?  I don't want it to move all the folders, TV Shows is only 1 of the folders it's trying to move.

Those commands are not something unRAID normally does by itself. Is there a script or something involved?

 

Boot in SAFE mode.

I rebooted all my workstations then the unRAID server, it sripped, but unfortunately I lost a lot of shows...  :-(

 

I guess I will upgrade to lightning 300 to get those back in less time.

I rebooted all my workstations then the unRAID server, it sripped, but unfortunately I lost a lot of shows...  :-(

 

I guess I will upgrade to lightning 300 to get those back in less time.

Not enough information in this thread to hazard a guess what happened or what you are talking about now.

 

Was the workstation somehow making unRAID execute those commands?

 

I am guessing that lightning 300 has something to do with your internet speed. Maybe you have your backups on Crashplan or something.

 

Whatever. Glad you got it sorted.