spyrosj

You can do this in terminal by looking at the commands that the logger outputs when mounting and unmounting your smb share. There are additional things beforehand like making the directory you want to mount to and then removing it to clean up. You also have to create an smb credential file with your user credentials to access and mount the share, and then optionally setting file permissions for security. Here's one that I just created and will use in a backup script. To Mountmkdir /mnt/remotes/<path to remote share directory> /sbin/mount -t 'cifs' -o rw,hard,relatime,noserverino,nounix,iocharset=utf8,file_mode=0777,dir_mode=0777,uid=99,gid=100,retrans=3,actimeo=10,rsize=1048576,wsize=1048576,closetimeo=30,credentials='<path to credential file>' '//<remote server IP>/<remote server share>' '<path to remote share directory>' Note: for the /sbin/mount command you should use one that the syslog outputs....I'm just providing mine to show the fields that you mightneed to modify. To Unmount/sbin/umount -t cifs -l '<path to remote share directory>' 2>&1 rmdir /mnt/remotes/<path to remote share directory> Note: for the /sbin/umount command you should use one that the syslog outputs....I'm just providing mine to show the fields that you might need to modify. To Create a Credentials file and restrict accessnano <path to credential file> username=<username> password=<password> chmod 600 <path to credential file> The neat thing is that this shows the remote share as mounted and unmounted in unassigned devices if you copied the commands verbatim from syslog. I'm by no means an expert in linux so please correct me if I'm wrong in this approach

Any suggestions on low power 10g SFP+ nics that are the best for direct connection? I'm contemplating on getting one for each of my servers so that backup jobs can run faster and potentially save power. The backup job would probably be: Wake-on-lan or wake on RTC my backup server every day at night Run a CRON rsync job on reboot that transfers from the main server's cache to the backup server's cache After the rsync job run mover on the backup server to move cache contents the main array which is JBOD Let the S3 Sleep plugin or the script shutdown the backup server once the job completes and the drives are idle.

Does the recommendation to disable turbo still stand for newer Intel processors? Since Alder Lake (12th gen) there's been PL1 and PL2 where you can set the upper limits to CPU power draw.

I've got a weird issue where I cannot access SMB from the server's tailscale IP but can resolve it by removing "tailscale1" from "include listening interfaces" in the Network Settings and adding it again. I've attached my diagnostics. Tower-tailscale-diag-20240909-144937.zip

Has anyone gotten this to work via NPM? I'm trying to just register something like mealie.local to the local dns so I don't have to type out the ip:port all the time to get to the site.

I encountered this problem too today and Step #6 fixed it for me, allbeit until the next restart.

Any updates on this? I've been trying to determine if this has been affecting my server as well for the most part of this year.