Mettbrot

Hey PhAze. Thanks for updating all these awesome plugins, this is amazing! Is there any chance you could look into the teamspeak3server Plugin as well? http://lime-technology.com/forum/index.php?topic=17008.0 It has some glitches and maybe you'll find a better way to permanently display the admin token and not run it as root. Thank you

Thank you for your answer! I changed the ATA position and switched power connectors. But how can I check if the drive is okay, if it is disabled? During the filesystem check I had no errors, I remember. Do you think I can trust the data on the drive? (Except for the last file the mover tried) In this case I would rebuild parity. The problem with the corrupted filesystem still exists in this case. Can I use rebuild-tree without writing to the parity? (Would be no problem if I can be sure that the data on the drive is ok) edit: Could fixing the filesystem without writing to the parity maybe be reiserfsck --rebuild-tree /dev/sde1 ?

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Can anybody help me to explain this problem? What does the syslog tell, are the SMART logs ok?

Hey there, this morning I woke up and got a red ball on one of my drives. I then tried to obtain the SMART report and it said 'no such device' which leads me to believe that the cable disconnected. Here is the syslog: http://pastebin.com/7yNXJYNM Then I did this: Disable AutoStart of Array Shut Down Reconnect Cables of that HDD Power Up SMART test the drive. the logs are attached. Could you please tell me if the drive is okay? If I decide to reuse the drive. I get that the standard procedure is to clear it and start the rebuild process. WHAT IF for some reason i don't trust my parity (i know I am a horrible person and did not check it ), I thought I could mount the disabled drive, copy its content and then start the rebuild process. I would then have a backup if the parity was corrupted. As it turned out, the filesystem was damaged, I ran reiserfsck /dev/md3 and got this: 1 found corruptions can be fixed only when running with --rebuild-tree Now the question: Can I use --rebuild tree without unRAID writing to the parity? Thank you very much, any help is greatly appreciated! smart_old.txt smart_short.txt smart_long.txt

Thank you for making this clear. I feel exactly the same.

We are using Supermicro MBD-X10SL7-F motherboards in next batch of AVS-10/4 servers which includes an on-board LSI 2308 that works great with or without Xen. Probably the issue you are seeing will be solved with a kernel update (because a kernel update implies driver updates). I was hoping -beta5 would include this but all the bad PR over 'heartbleed' has made it necessary for us to push that fix out now. so where is the 5.x with the heartbleed fix? 5.x has no openSSL installed by default. so no need to fix it. Your addons are most certainly vulnerable though. You will have to talk to the authors. You can see what packs are installed in /boot/packages/... Nevertheless I am hoping for a 5.0.6 soon

yes please. Exactly what I was hoping for!

Haha! Good one ;D

I thought someone else could find this useful: I altered the beep codes in the sleep script to play the first notes of the Super Mario Theme when the server wakes up: beep -f659.25 -l 150ms -D 5ms beep -f659.25 -l 180ms -D 80ms beep -f659.25 -l 180ms -D 80ms beep -f523.25 -l 150ms -D 5ms beep -f659.25 -l 180ms -D 80ms beep -f783.99 -l 180ms -D 400ms beep -f392 -l 180ms -D 80ms

Is it true that it bypasses the cache drive? I get disk full errors all over the place. Is there a way to auto start the mover when the min free space is reached? I mean... after all I thought this is the sense of this setting?

I dont think there was ever any beeping when the machine is turned on. I only have two beeps when rebooting or shutting down. Maybe you had a "beep" in your go script or in a plugin that u used? (<- this is also the way to get it back fyi )

Nice try ;D

Why not replace the old one with the new one? Its not like there are functionality changes, mostly graphic stuff right?

I suggest you start a new thread....and while its fine to email Tom, you may get a faster response by just asking for help from the forum. Describe the problem you're having. Attach a link to this thread, if you think it'll help other troubleshoot. I can't open a new topic in this section... not enough posts? Do you have an announcement to make? :-P Just post in the proper forum and link your post here.

Does anyone have an idea on this?

What would be if SMB would advertise all Shares and the Client would hide all the shares it hasn't access to?

Thank you very much for the clarification! I did not know this.

I came to the idea that the $stuff$ thing had something to do with the syslog formatting in unmenu - And I was right. Anyway, there must be another reason why this does not work. The complete function looks like this. tvheadend_start() { # no-op if not enabled if [ $SERVICE != "enable" ]; then return fi # no-op if already running if [ -r /var/run/tvheadend.pid ]; then return fi # if directory doesn't exist or Tvheadend is not found, install it if [ ! -e "/usr/bin/tvheadend" ]; then tvheadend_install fi CMDLINE="sudo -u $RUNAS tvheadend -c $DATADIR -u $RUNAS -g $GROUP -f 2>&1 > /dev/null" echo "Starting Tvheadend: $CMDLINE" sleep 1 $CMDLINE while [ ! -e /var/run/tvheadend.pid ]; do sleep 1 done echo "... OK" sleep 1 } Now when i invoke it via /etc/rc.d/rc.tvheadend start, i get an error and an description on how tvheadend is used Starting Tvheadend: sudo -u root tvheadend -c /mnt/cache/.apps/tvheadend -u root -g video -f 2>&1 > /dev/null Usage: tvheadend [OPTIONS] Generic Options -h, --help Show this page ........... And the script is stuck (because tvheadend.pid isn't created) Now, when I abort the script and take that very codeline it echoed before "crashing" and paste it back in, it works... Any idea about that? How can I "debug" something like this?

Hello So I was trying to adapt a plugin and it has this line in its rc start srcipt: CMDLINE="sudo -u $RUNAS tvheadend -c $DATADIR -u $RUNAS -g $GROUP -f 2>&1 >/dev/null" $CMDLINE I have the following questions: If the 2>&1 >/dev/null stuff is meaning to silence all output, stdout and stderr, doesn't it have to be >/dev/null 2>&1 ?? If I try either of those commands, the syslog says: see next post for #2 Sep 2 01:42:21 Server sudo: root : TTY=pts/0 ; PWD=/etc/rc.d ; USER=root ; COMMAND=/usr/bin/tvheadend -c /mnt/cache/.apps/tvheadend -u root -g video -f > /dev/null 2>$stuff$1 and the command does not work properly. How can I avoid the $stuff$ ?? Thanks

Is there a posibility to only hide a private share to those who don't have access? I dont want the share to be visible to anybody on the network, but as I have read/write access or someone other has read access it would be nice if those two users could see the share allthough its hidden. Otherwise some combinations of hide and private make no sence to me: Why would someone want to hide a share when its readable by all who now the name? Why would someone want to show a share to everybody when not everybody can access it (private)? Thanks for your answers :-)

This. I cannot see the point why people complain about something that they actually benefit from - if seen from the right perspective. You buy a special server case for easy expansion and hot swap hdd trays which is way more expensive than a normal tower but you can't afford 50 bucks more for a pro licence

I am excited to see these thing coming for unraid since I have the feeling that with the "new" SF-like GUI unraid is moving from the beginning of the century to yesturday. Your graphical approach is clean and modern and I realy like the survey idea to see how people are using the gui. BUT: I dont think it is the right way to install all these applications on my server just to have the nice gui. Therefore, I propably would resign using your solution. Getting jQuery for the gui is one thing. Installing Ruby, Lighty just for the gui and nothing else is an other. Just my late night thoughts :-P

Yes, it has moved from r2 to r3. First thing noticed: "snowy mountain" is gone by default.... I will miss it. Other than that: very nice approach taking this to github!

It works! Just amazing, thank you very much! :)