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Been having issues running multiple queued copy jobs from an unassigned device onto the array.
Maybe a dozen or two folders, several hundred files, all queued through the gui to different locations on the array. All "seems" well.BUT if I go to the array, many of the items... just... didn't copy over. No errors, no indications that an operation failed.
It looks to be a queue issue, single jobs complete, and no half finished items.
I'm guessing this has been happening for a while, and I'm missing a huge number of files I believed were safely transferred to the array.
Anyone happen to have a hack that will add any sort of log or notification to this function? Or, a known issue of skipping queued transfers? -
48 minutes ago, ich777 said:
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Spent the morning reading and poking around. Reached the limit of my comprehension.
Any chance of getting "T_SEN1" (motherboard temp sensor header) showing up in sensors?
X670e MSI Carbon Wifi with the Nuvoton NCT6687
It seems sensors is showing all the other readings correctly, except this one... which I'd love to have.
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Never mind.
I just reinstalled Dynamix... everything is back to normal. Can manipulate files in GUI again.
This morning has not been ideal.
Thank you very, very much for helping with this incredibly dumb issues. -
4 minutes ago, trurl said:
Your seed pool has an empty top level folder named TV in it.
User shares are simply the combined top level folders on array and pools.
Oh dammit. You're right! rm -d cleared it up.
Stupid me was focused on trying to find things just on the share level and not the disk itself. Troubleshooting fail on my part....
While I have you... Any idea where to start looking on this? The in-share file manipulation options have disappeared.
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4 minutes ago, trurl said:
If the non-array drive has an empty folder, delete it.
Possibly some app tried to move from a share on that pool to another share that shouldn't use the pool, but it got "repathed" to the same disk.
Thanks. Read that over. Doesn't seem to help in this particular situation as I can't locate the problem file.
Through the shares tab. The parent folder lists as having something off array. Every child folder says it does not.The amount off array is 22b, I have no idea what it could be.
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2 minutes ago, trurl said:
delete the empty folder
Sorry, I should have phrased that better. The folder isn't empty. It's full of files, but none of them list as being on the non-array drive. The parent folder does list as something being on the non-array drive.
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Popped up during my morning server check. One share now shows files as unprotected. Computed, shows 22b sitting on a non array drive.
Gone into the array share to find the directory.
Found the folder which says it has the unprotected file in it... nothing to be found.
Restarted the server. Issue remains.
Why oh why...Oh fun. Now I've lost the ability to move/copy files via the Shares tab. Buttons, checkboxes are gone.
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Updated the CUPS docker quite some time ago, seems to have broken something. When I first installed (over a year ago) It would print fine to my Zebra thermal printer. Just getting around to trying to fix it now.
Now, CUPS will only spit out blank labels (printer works when not using CUPS).
I'm at a loss.
Dynamix File Manager
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Posted · Edited by ChickenFarmerAdmin
For each job in the queue, yes. One destination per job.
I did some surface level troubleshooting this morning. Did a number of test transfers, a set of 8 directories containing 8x1GB files to the array.
Tried; Copy all to one directory, Copy all to different sub directories, Half and Half, using the tree to select destination, typing in destination.....
Maybe 80% of the transfers worked as expected, still a few which skipped items in the queue.
I'll try and sit down and do this a bit more methodically, hopefully the data can help track this down.