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Thank you for all the help today Joe.

 

Do you know if there is anyway to see if the shfs process is taking up memory?

 

It's been running for about 5 hours now

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I can still access disk5/Movies, disk6/Movies, disk7/Movies and disk8/Movies and the contents inside. I am praying that doesnt change!

 

I did use the rm -r Movies command previously but it doesnt seem to have fixed anything.

 

Will the loop eventually stop?

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I've been relying on the dir command to see if there is a Movies folder in /mnt/disk3 and it has not shown up with a Movies folder.

 

I just tried to cd /mnt/disk3/Movies and found out that it still thought there was a physical Movies folder there. I ran rm -r Movies

 

It doesnt appear to have changed much though. I still can access my disks and cannot access the web interface

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That was the first thing I did.

 

I removed the symbolic links in the /disk3/Movies folder and then I deleted it.

 

My next step was to run

ln -s /mnt/user/Movies /mnt/disk3/

 

I did not receive a message when I typed this in. The problem was that I could not access my shares any longer. I rebooted the machine and typed in

rm /mnt/disk3/Movies

 

The shares became available sometime before or after I typed in the previous command but definitely after I rebooted.

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Yes, I had a folder /disk3/Movies which contained symbolic links to the other drives with movies (this was created before user shares)

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Thank you for the help Joe. I did what you suggested earlier without killall shfs and then restarted.

 

My tower is still running through the loop and now when I run ls -l Movies in /mnt/disk3 I receive total 0.

 

The bright side is that I can access the shares still, but the web interface is still 'Starting...'