June 7, 201610 yr I am trying to find what is keeping some of my discs spun. Having turned of dockers and turned on one by one it would seem that plex and sabnzb may be the culprits. Sabnzb spins up discs 2 and 5 and and plex disc 5 and parity drive. I have cache dirs installed as a plugin and have scan depth set to 9999. My appsdata share is cache only and my docker image resides on there. I had a look on disc 5 and found these files on it... .bash_history 1.40 KB 2015-03-04 10:14 .bash_profile 156 B 2015-03-04 10:14 core 328 KB 2014-08-28 01:35 dead.letter 98.0 B 2015-03-04 10:14 disk3.filelist 31.5 MB 2015-03-17 20:24 mdcmd 171 B 2015-03-04 10:14 sabnzbd.ini 3.42 KB 2014-10-20 19:25 sabnzbd.ini.bak 3.33 Are the sab ini files supposed to be there as they are also within the sabnzb folder with the cache only appsdata folder..have they somehow got moved to the array by the mover ?... are there any logs i can post for someone to look at and possibly see what needs to be fixed. I do have open files installed if any help. Thanks.
June 7, 201610 yr Author Not sure which shot to do so there are four in a shared album on my google drive at this link... https://goo.gl/photos/vFRitARQQyEBqLDi7
June 7, 201610 yr Plex is known to keep HD's spun up depending on the settings... Noticed that your using couchpotato... do you like it? Thanks, Matt
June 8, 201610 yr Author Plex is known to keep HD's spun up depending on the settings... Noticed that your using couchpotato... do you like it? Thanks, Matt Settings are csvhe only so shouldnt be a problem there. Cp works aeamlessly with sab and deluge.
June 8, 201610 yr i remember seeing somewhere or reading somewhere that mapping things to the share directory vs the actual cache drives can cause drives to spin up. Map your appdata stuff to /mnt/cache/appdata and do something similar to the download one as well.
June 8, 201610 yr Author Is this some sort of bug then... surely by setting the share as cache only it shouldnt move to the array ?
June 8, 201610 yr im not sure if its a bug or not, but if you set the paths to what i said, it should stop your drives from spinning up.
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