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Krisjjrice

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  1. Hi, I have an Intel P4510 Datacenter drive installed via PCIe into my unraid machine. I can see the NVMe controller listed in "Tools -> System Devices" but the web GUI does not bring up the disk anywhere, I cannot see it reporting its size (1TB) or any hints that it has been detected as storage by the system. I had a quick look through system logs and found: "kernel: nvme nvme0: Failed to read smart log (error 16390)" "kernel: nvme nvme0: Could not set queue count (16390)" "kernel: nvme nvme0: IO queues not created" This is all the logging i could see to do with this device. I tried the "smartctl -x /dev/nvme0" which told me the correct brand and model of the drive, but only reported 69.7GB and ended with: "Read NVMe SMART/Health Information failed: NVMe status 0x4006" I tried doing some Googling around this error but to no avail. Anyone used this disk before in unraid or have any experience with this and can help? Thanks
  2. Ok i got this working Did a id nobody to get UID and GID of the nobody user, added umask=0000,uid=99,gid=100 into the fstab, rebooted and mounted the img files and bam its accessible over the network. Thanks for all your help. On another note, is there anyway to make these shares manageable through the webpage? The idea of my company moving to unraid was that everything was GUI controlled with little-to-no CLI setup, and would preferably like to try and keep it this way. Thanks again!
  3. I copied the entries that were put into /etc/smb.conf when I created the shares through the unraid page into /boot/config/smb-extras.conf so they are exactly as set up by the system by default, the only modification I made was to the path. I have just done an ls -lah in /mnt/disks and they are all root:root, whereas in /mnt/user/ they are all nobody:users I think this might be the issue, but doing a chown gives me "Operation not permitted" after mounting the img
  4. I have added the following: [username] path=/mnt/disks/username comment = user-full-name browseable = no # Private writeable = no read list = write list = username valid users = username case sensitive = auto preserve case = yes short preserve case = yes I have added these sections for each username into the smb-extra file, and have rebooted. I can see the entries in the SMB Extras tab under Settings -> SMB, and they are in /etc/smb-extra.conf. However, on the Shares page, they are no longer there? They are also not accessible over the network
  5. Hi @Squid so i tried this, i copied all the entries for all the user shares from /etc/samba/smb-shares.conf into /boot/config/smb-extras.conf, changed the paths to /mnt/disks/${username} with no luck. Samba now isn't loading the shares, I cannot mount them from the user end and they have disappeared from the shares page on unraid. However they do exist in /mnt/disks/${username} Any suggestions? They have successfully copied into /etc/samba/smb-extra.conf as well but seems samba is ignoring it?
  6. How would i get this working with Samba and the user access control through the GUI? Was probably worth mentioning I tried making a /mnt/disks/${username}, mounting the .img file there instead then doing a ln -ls /mnt/disks/${username} /mnt/user/${username} but this has the same results
  7. Hi, So in an attempt to implement some sort of user share quotas, I make several .img files for each user, each with a filesystem on them, setup as such: made using dd if=/dev/zero of=/mnt/user/user_area/user_images/${username}.img bs=1M count=102400 (100GB) mkfs.exfat /mnt/user/user_area/user_images/${username}.img an entry is then added into /boot/config/custom_theme/custom_fstab, which is copied by a script that's called by the go file. Once the system is up and running, I can do mount -a and all the image files successfully mount. On the user end, the shares report 100GB free space and works brilliantly. After 3 days, I noticed my log partition was full. In syslog, I'm getting the error "emhttpd error: share_luks_status, 5995: Operation not supported (95): getxattr" After some reseearch, I have disabled logging in Samba to try and ignore this error but it seems emhttpd is logging and not samba. I also tried adding user_xattr in ftsab for each mount, using ext4 rather than exfat, but still the same error filling the logs. I would like to know if there is a way do disable this particular error being logged, or is there something I am missing to get the getxattr working so the error is fixed? Thanks!

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