Everything posted by Gazzo
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Unassigned Devices - Managing Disk Drives and Remote Shares Outside of The Unraid Array
Hello - I'm seeing an issue when mounting a root share on my second Unraid machine. I get "access denied", even though I think I have it set to public just for testing. I've made sure to set SMB share to Public in UD. Does it require a user for it to work? Here are the settings I have set in the extra SMB config: path = /mnt/user comment = browseable = yes public = yes valid users = write list = writeable = yes vfs objects =
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Root share Question
Thanks, I'll post to the UD plugin support thread. itimpi - I've changed public to yes. Still the same. If I add a user to the valid users, I still get the same result as well. I have the user created on Machine 1 and 2 with the same credentials. I do notice that when mounting the root share on Machine 2, I'm not asked to enter any credentials. Not sure if there is a specific text config to add to Machine 2 where the root share is to be mounted.
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Root share Question
So I've tried mounting the share to Machine 2 but I get a access denied. On Machine 1, I have it set to "Share" and the following settings for SMB config. What am I missing? path = /mnt/user comment = browseable = yes public = no valid users = write list = writeable = yes vfs objects =
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Root share Question
Hey everyone, I have 2 Unraid computers, Machine 1 and Machine 2. I want to back up Machine 1 to Machine 2. I thought the easiest way is to set up a root share on Machine 1 and mount it on Machine 2 to back up the files that way. Is this possible? I've seen that you can set up root share access from a Windows PC but haven't seen it done successfully in Unraid. Any guidance is appreciated. Thanks.
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Drive unmountable
Thank you guys for all your help. I was able to restore everything.
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Drive unmountable
Should I just pull all the files out of the lost+found folder and leave them on the cache? I'm not sure where these go to be honest.. never had a layout of what was on the cache.
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Drive unmountable
Sorry I already had closed it out and started the array. Looks like there are lost+found folders with random files in it. However I do not know where they belong. The cache drive is being read now but vm's and dockers are not found.
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Drive unmountable
So I did xfs_repair -v /dev/mapper/sdb1 and received a short error. Then I ran xfs_repair -vL /dev/mapper/sdb1 and got some results that I don't understand. Should I post a new diagnostics? Not sure if this would be included.
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Drive unmountable
Here it is. sage-diagnostics-20231027-1201.zip
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Drive unmountable
Unfortunately same results Rebooted in safe mode, started in maintenance mode and ran the command xfs_repair /dev/sdb1
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Drive unmountable
I checked to make sure that the auto-start is off. I rebooted, started in maintenance mode and tried xfs_repair /dev/sdb1 again. Same message.
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Drive unmountable
After running xfs_repair -n /dev/sdb1 it returns the text below and then continues to scan and returns sorry could not find secondary block. Phase 1 - find and verify superblock... bad primary superblock - bad magic number !!! attempting to find secondary superblock... I tried without -n and it said it couldn't run it because resource was busy. I did start the array in maintenance mode.
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Drive unmountable
only other command im seeing is "reiserfsck --fix-fixable /dev/sdb1" should i run that one?
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Drive unmountable
xfs_repair /dev/sdb and xfs_repair -n /dev/sdb, both yielded the same message
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Drive unmountable
Received the following at the end of the scan. .................Sorry, could not find valid secondary superblock Exiting now.
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Drive unmountable
So I'm kind of stuck... having trouble determining what the cache drive file system was or is since it is on auto. Don't seem to be any instructions if the drive is set to auto on that page.
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Drive unmountable
So after successfully connecting it to an onboard sata, it still shows up as unmountable. sage-diagnostics-20231024-2006.zip
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Drive unmountable
Swapped out the cables and looks like I'm getting the same error. Attached the screenshot and logs. sage-diagnostics-20231019-1510.zip
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Drive unmountable
Hello, My docker containers and vm's disappeared out of nowhere. I rebooted thinking that would help it was stuck on spinning down drives. I forced reboot and when I started the array, my cache drive was unmountable. I tried reformatting it, doing more damage than anything. If I'm able to somehow get this to work or just reformat the cache drive, I'd greatly appreciate it. I am running Unraid version 6.12.2. I have also attached the diagnostics to this post. Thanks in advance. sage-diagnostics-20231018-1834.zip
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Mover
So it's not moving. I'm getting a few "file exists" messages and the rest, which are alot, are "does not exist." Does that mean that the file was deleted?
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Mover
Ahh ok, that makes sense. Let me go through it and see if it is a copy. Yes! I disabled it and the error in the logs went away! Thank you for that! Don't need the bluetooth module anyway. I will rerun mover and see if it logs anything. If it is a copy, will it tell me?
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Mover
phoenix-diagnostics-20220627-1031.zip Attached. I apologize, I forgot to attach it originally. Thanks!
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Mover
Hey Guys, I'm in the process of replacing my cache drives. I'm stuck on moving the last 200 mb's because mover will not move them. When I check my logs, it just spams the following in the image.png. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks!