August 14, 20178 yr I setup a new unRAID box so sorry for all the posts, I'll get there I swear. I just wanted to check in on some things. I created a media share, using all drives, and cache to yes. Now setup Sonarr, Radarr, nzbget and so on. Sonarr is working as expected and is mounting to /mnt/user/media/TV Shows/ I can see my cache drives have already filled to 60gb, and my storage disks are still empty with no files. I clicked the invoke mover under main and still nothing. Is this normal and will files move across at some point? I just wanna make sure I set it up correctly, and dont look back in a day or two and my cache be full.
August 14, 20178 yr Sounds like something isn't setup right. Are you absolutely sure you have set the user share to cache-yes and not cache-prefer or cache-only? Post diagnostics.
August 14, 20178 yr Author Up to 116gb used on the Cache drive now... its defo not working as it should.
August 14, 20178 yr Author 9 minutes ago, trurl said: What do you have for Global Share Settings? Where do I find that?
August 14, 20178 yr 'Settings' >>> 'Global Share Settings' Edited August 14, 20178 yr by Frank1940 Settings was Tools (Brain still asleep!)
August 14, 20178 yr Author 1 minute ago, Frank1940 said: 'Tools' >>> 'Global Share Settings' I dont see that on RC7a
August 14, 20178 yr 3 minutes ago, SavellM said: I dont see that on RC7a I just doubled checked and it is there on mine. Edited August 14, 20178 yr by Frank1940
August 14, 20178 yr 6 minutes ago, Frank1940 said: 'Tools' >>> 'Global Share Settings' My BAD! it is 'Settings' >>> 'Global Share Settings'
August 14, 20178 yr Author Also I see this in the logs: Aug 14 12:17:36 Odin emhttpd: req (7): cmdStartMover=Move+now&csrf_token=EAC9CAD28A09E171 Aug 14 12:17:36 Odin emhttpd: shcmd (6868): /usr/local/sbin/mover |& logger & Aug 14 12:17:36 Odin emhttpd: Aug 14 12:17:36 Odin root: mover: cache not enabled, exit Here is Global Share Settings: Edited August 14, 20178 yr by SavellM
August 14, 20178 yr It sounds as if using the cache disk for Shares has not been enabled under Settings>>Global Share Settings.
August 14, 20178 yr Author 9 minutes ago, itimpi said: It sounds as if using the cache disk for Shares has not been enabled under Settings>>Global Share Settings. You can see my screenshot, it is...
August 14, 20178 yr Try toggling the "Use cache Drive" setting to 'off', restart then array, and then toggle it back 'on'. IT looks like everything is set up properly. (At least for the Global settings and the one share that you showed.) This are perhaps some really stupid questions. You have checked to see that your don't have any issues with your cache drive. And do you actually have some files on the cache drive that need to be moved? Edited August 14, 20178 yr by Frank1940
August 14, 20178 yr Author 1 minute ago, Frank1940 said: Try toggling the "Use cache Drive" setting to 'off', restart then array, and then toggle it back 'on'. IT looks like everything is set up properly. (At least for the Global settings and the one share that you showed.) This are perhaps some really stupid questions. You have checked to see that your don't have any issues with your cache drive. And do you actually have some files on the cache drive that need to be moved? I've stopped the array, toggled the switch applied, toggled back, applied, upped min space to 50gb, applied. Started the array and clicked mover, and it seems to be progressing... Random but at least its working.
August 14, 20178 yr Author Next issue... Its moving but moving it all onto 1 drive. I have 3x 8tb drive, 1 Parity, and 2x data. Shares are set at High-Water, and all included disks. But disk 2 is reporting: 0 objects: 0 directories, 0 files Disk 1 is up to 65gb full and counting as it moves files off the Cache. I thought it should use them equally? *Edit* Ah wait, is this because its a series of writes, and the next time I do a move it should use the other disk as its less full? Edited August 14, 20178 yr by SavellM
August 14, 20178 yr 26 minutes ago, SavellM said: I thought it should use them equally? Turn on help, and read the descriptions for the allocation methods.
August 14, 20178 yr Author 4 minutes ago, jonathanm said: Turn on help, and read the descriptions for the allocation methods. Yeah sorry, makes sense now
August 14, 20178 yr In the past I've had configuration files become corrupted and changing any setting will correct the problem. This may be what happened to you.
August 14, 20178 yr Author 1 minute ago, wgstarks said: In the past I've had configuration files become corrupted and changing any setting will correct the problem. This may be what happened to you. Maybe.. But it was a totally brand new build. So hopefully it didnt become corrupt so soon.
August 14, 20178 yr 2 hours ago, SavellM said: Maybe.. But it was a totally brand new build. So hopefully it didnt become corrupt so soon. Virtually all of the time, this type of corruption is a completely random event. It is as liable to happen the first time the server restarts (or reboots) or it could be the 100,000 time. That is why it took so long for someone to finally suggest that you try it...
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