Chris wrote:
Please don't move or copy the SparkBox install folder yet: there isn't a supported install-directory migration path, and NAS volume permissions can make a moved install stop working. I can't confirm a safe option without knowing your NAS make/model and where SparkBox is installed now. What NAS model is it, and what is the current install location?
Chris wrote:
I need to correct my reply above, sorry. There is a supported way to move SparkBox to another volume, and I should have told you about it. The part that still stands: don't copy or move the SparkBox folder by hand. The move goes through a backup instead: 1. sudo sparkbox backup --dest /volume2/sparkbox-backup saves your settings and app data to an archive on volume2. Your movie and show files aren't included, so nothing in your library gets copied or touched. 2. Install SparkBox fresh into the new folder: curl -fsSL https://get.tomsparkbox.com/install.sh | sudo bash -s -- --install-dir /volume2/sparkbox 3. sudo sparkbox restore /volume2/sparkbox-backup/<the archive brings back your apps, accounts and settings, including where your library lives, and updates SparkBox's settings to the new location. sudo sparkbox doctor gives this same route on a NAS whose install sits on the system partition. Please don't start yet, though. I need one thing first so the library stays exactly where it is: run sudo sparkbox doctor and post the lines under [NAS-Specific]. Also tell me whether /volume1/docker/Plex holds your movie and TV files themselves, or Plex's own data folder. Once I have that, I'll give you the exact steps for your NAS, including stopping the old copy before the new one starts.