Is there any way to delete folders within the AppData share?  I've setup multiple Plex dockers, and it looks like all of the files from old Dockers are residing there.

You probably want to use the Appdata Cleanup Plugin, but may also want to go ahead install Dolphin from the Community App plugin (or krusader but it's slightly more complicated) and that will setup a docker that gives you a GUI based file manager via a separate web interface that pops up (hint: everything you care about is mostly under /mnt/user and /mnt/cache, including all your shares). You can also telnet, SSH in or simply install and use the command line tool at the server or the Command Line plugin also located in Community apps, but of course you will have to learn some command line to do that and generally that's something you will have to do with Unraid eventually. 

 

If you have not set a root password then you can login as root from the command line or directly from the server just by typing in the username root. You can set a root password in the console by typing passwd when logged in as root and don't forget that password because the webgui will now require it.

 

Appdata is located under /mnt/user/appdata and/or /mnt/cache/appdata if you have a cache drive. 

Common commands needed are cd for change directory, ls for list directory and 'm -rf  to remove an entire folder and contents or just a file, don't point that the wrong folder

 

Also, in Unraid you always login as username root

 

 

 

In command line you would type

cd /mnt/user/appdata <enter>

ls <enter>

rm -rf foldername <enter>

 

you can also cd into any directory you can see using the ls command.  so you could do:

cd mnt

cd user

cd appdata if you like the scenic route

you can go back using cd ..

you can use cd / to go to your root or 'C: directory'

so you can poke around the file system like that and explore some with those commands

 

Most everything important is located under /mnt/user or /mnt/cache. If you find a docker can't read those, it's because it's not mapped right. 

 

In this case though you might considering using the Cleanup Appdata cleanup plugin tool which may do what you want faster and safer. 

Edited May 11, 20179 yr by moejama