wacko37 Posted June 10 Share Posted June 10 On 6/6/2024 at 8:01 PM, tazman said: My exclusions do not work. I have set: Excluded folders: .Trash-99 .incoming Data_Shadow Documents_Shadow Public Stickware .Recycle.Bin .cache Excluded files: *.nfo , metadata.db But still get: BLAKE3 hash key mismatch (updated), /mnt/disk7/Books/Calibre/.cache/calibre/server-log.txt was modified BLAKE3 hash key mismatch (updated), /mnt/disk7/Books/Calibre/metadata.db was modified Any idea how to fix that? Thanks! 4 hours ago, Falloutman said: I am also seeing the same issue with the excluded folders. Is this plugin still being maintained? There isn't much going on in their GitHub repository. Out of curiosity have to pressed the "CLEAR" button after applying your excluded details? Quote Link to comment
tazman Posted June 11 Share Posted June 11 14 hours ago, wacko37 said: Out of curiosity have to pressed the "CLEAR" button after applying your excluded details? Thanks for that. No, I didnt clear. Trying right now. Quote Link to comment
dirtrally Posted June 16 Share Posted June 16 (edited) Heres a question I cant seem to find a workaround for: Is it possible to extend the integrity check period beyond monthly? I've recently decided to pull a bunch of old drives that were just sitting around and use them in a new media backup server (low priority and just making better use of excess hardware), however as this data is not important but still of value to check that its good, I'd like to only carry out integrity checks every 6 months/ yearly for example so that my primary server isn't choked up for days every month reading the disks. I know I can stagger the checks with tasks, but processor load isnt the issue. It would seem a lot more logical to consider the integrity check system on a per share basis rather than disks, then we could have different schedules that suit the importance of the data, however I'm sure i'm really not thinking everything through and its all been done this way for a reason Any ideas relating to my initial query, or have I missed something very obvious? I presume the answer will just be to perform manual checks? However that then removes automated checks for data I do want to check regularly....though to be fair in my particular case anything of actual importance is on a seperate ZFS mirror pool...i feel the use-case remains though. Edited June 16 by dirtrally Quote Link to comment
andyd Posted June 17 Share Posted June 17 Hi. I am bit confused on how to use this plug in. Below is how I have set things up. 1. Is the plugin supposed to build hashes for existing files based on the config? It seems to only care about new files 2. When I check "bad" hashes, it's always some nfo file which doesn't make sense. Any reason for this? Quote Link to comment
primeval_god Posted June 18 Share Posted June 18 (edited) 17 hours ago, andyd said: 1. Is the plugin supposed to build hashes for existing files based on the config? It seems to only care about new files The plugin only automatically creates hashes for new files. For initial setup you need to manually trigger hashing for existing files. To do this you need to go the the control page under the unRAID "Tools" page and use the "Build" button. Dont forget you can enable the help text in the webui to get more information. p.s. read back in this thread a ways for info about nfo files. Edited June 18 by primeval_god Quote Link to comment
sunwind Posted Friday at 12:26 AM Share Posted Friday at 12:26 AM Complaint/criticism/feedback/suggestion: THIS is FAR too difficult to find. My notifications were being spammed with error messages of corruption and all other shit, I have ZERO idea what to do, after HOURS I fucking find this so I can actually SEE what wrong. What a horribly designed UI I hate the entire unraid web ui. Quote Link to comment
foo_fighter Posted Friday at 03:38 AM Share Posted Friday at 03:38 AM 3 hours ago, sunwind said: Complaint/criticism/feedback/suggestion: THIS is FAR too difficult to find. My notifications were being spammed with error messages of corruption and all other shit, I have ZERO idea what to do, after HOURS I fucking find this so I can actually SEE what wrong. What a horribly designed UI I hate the entire unraid web ui. They are also logged to /var/log/syslog... Quote Link to comment
andyd Posted Friday at 03:05 PM Share Posted Friday at 03:05 PM (edited) On 6/18/2024 at 9:00 AM, primeval_god said: The plugin only automatically creates hashes for new files. For initial setup you need to manually trigger hashing for existing files. To do this you need to go the the control page under the unRAID "Tools" page and use the "Build" button. Dont forget you can enable the help text in the webui to get more information. p.s. read back in this thread a ways for info about nfo files. Got it. Thanks! I keep trying to run export on disk 4 and the result is always the same. 0 exported. I tried searching the thread but the only mention I saw was related to requiring a plugin upgrade. Any reason why this might be happening? UPDATE: looks every file has this error... Jun 21 09:17:25 HomeServer bunker: error: no export of file: /mnt/disk4/movies/Underworld - Awakening (2012)/Underworld - Awakening (2012).mkv UPDATE #2: even though the build has a check mark, looks like I had to redo the build for the export to work correctly. All good now Edited Saturday at 01:19 PM by andyd Quote Link to comment
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