I ran the Fix common problems plugin, and ended up with this error and one about a share named cache being the same as a disk share.  I've attached the diagnostics.zip  Is there something I need to change or fix?

server01-diagnostics-20170614-1318.zip

In and by itself its not a "real" problem, especially since its the cache drive.  But it will cause you problems if you ever have a need to export the disk shares, and will cause a ton of confusion with people helping you here.

 

What is in the folder?  

 

This usually only happens if you use something like rsync to copy from the drive and then change its format and then copy back, but messed up with a trailing slash in the command line.

 

Alternatively, you could also have an app referencing /mnt/user/cache/whatever instead of /mnt/cache/whatever

Also, your syslog is being spammed with this:

Jun 14 12:47:08 Server01 rpc.mountd[9407]: refused mount request from 10.0.0.201 for /mnt/user/Security_Test (/): not exported

If your available memory for the syslog completely fills up then you will have some real problems

 

13 minutes ago, Squid said:

Also, your syslog is being spammed with this:

Jun 14 12:47:08 Server01 rpc.mountd[9407]: refused mount request from 10.0.0.201 for /mnt/user/Security_Test (/): not exported

If your available memory for the syslog completely fills up then you will have some real problems

 

I was attempting to have a security camera record directly to that folder, but it never worked, so I abandoned it, unaware the camera kept trying to connect.  I've deleted the info in the camera so hopefully that'll solve that.

 

The share doesn't contain anything except a blank index.html file.  There are several shares that contain nothing but either a blank index.html or .htaccess file, that I don't remember creating.  In the screenshot, all the shares I've created have comments.  If the cache share isn't needed, I can just delete it without problems right?

 

Yeah, if there's nothing in it other that .htaccess or index.html, then safe to get rid of.  You probably were experimenting with reverse proxy or let's encrypt or something.

I did recently play around with lets encrypt!