nathanarizona

Interesting; I found the opposite. Network speed (at least, in practice, like manipulating files in a large folder with thousands of subfolders and files) has improved a bit over the 6.11 series, esp. 6.11.5. In pure file serving terms, those were the worst ever for me, and 6.12.2 (never tried 6.12.1) is noticeably better. The physical speed (using OpenSpeedTest docker webpage interface from windows and mac clients) is about the same (Aquantia AQC107 10Gb NIC), but actual practical file usage/serving has gotten back to where it's only semi-painful. Nothing like 6.83, of course, which remains the high-water mark for me in file-serving response and speed. Every once in a while, I roll back to 6.83 and am amazed again at how much faster and more responsive it was with exactly the same hardware (true on 2 different machines). All the cool new capabilities now are great, but its a shame that, in general, the performance of the original and most important function of Unraid, network file serving, seems to get worse and worse. I realize some of that is due to underlying Linux changes; hopefully this slight uptick is the beginning of more improvement.

Thank you for that; I did not realize there was a switch in Settings of App search page for that. In 10 years of using Unraid, I've never needed that before. Once enabled, I was able to find it and get the minimum version answer from the found plug-in entry, exactly like I was talking about. I would like to know where else I should have been able to find that minimum version info for the UD plugin; was not in the description on the first page of this thread, and was not in the developer Github entry as far as I could tell, either. I get that not everything old can be supported forever, but is 3 years really that old for an OS version? Surely I'm not the only one that has stuck to an older version of Unraid for performance or compatibility reasons (actually I know I'm not; I see entries in this forum all the time where people roll back one or 2 versions from the current release version for just those reasons). I do appreciate all the hard work you've put into Unraid, btw, Squid. No question it's way more user-friendly than it used to be, thanks, in no small part, to you.

So, because of the Unraid version, the apps search actively filters results based on version, and the true named result is not even made visible in the app search? Wouldn't it make more sense to show the searched-for result, and then have the plugin entry specify what version is the minimum needed for it to run? I run that version of Unraid, btw, for performance reasons, because with any later versions, the shfs process goes nuts, and runs and runs, eating up large CPU %. With this version or earlier, no problems.

This is the only result I get...

Cannot find Unassigned Devices plugin in Apps tab search. Is it under a different name?