Western Sound
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Thanks for all of this. So I did have the Cache set to primary and the Array set to secondary with the mover set to move things from the Cache to the array. This issue occurred while it was set like that, but for some reason, those folders were never removed from the cache after being moved to the array. I had a large set of files to move, more than the size of my cache, so I went to change it to not use the cache, which is when I noticed this issue. While the cache was set to primary etc, I tried to manually invoke the mover, and it would say complete in the system log, but the empty folders remained in the cache. I have deleted the folders out of the cache and the share now says it is protected. So problem partially solved. I guess the question now, is why this happened. However, I think I will generally just not use the cache since many of my transfer are larger than the cache. Thanks for all of the help! -Paul
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No Change so far, cache still has empty folders, and share says unprotected.
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Oh, no, there is no reason I am still on 6.12.4, just slipped my mind. I can update and if that resolves this.
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Hello, My cache has some empty folders in that won't move/go away. It seems like, as a result, the share that contains those folders says it is unprotected. All of the folders and files related to the empty ones in the cache fully exist in the array. For some reason it just never fully deleted those folders out of the cache. Please help, this share contains over 20 years of recording studio client archives - I sure would like for that share to say it is fully protected. I was able to test deleting some of that stuff out of the cache, and it did not delete anything out of the share. I did this using the rm -rv command. But is this safe? Can I delete that whole share out of the cache without actually deleting the contents of the share? Will doing so make the share say that is it fully protected? This is relating to the "WSSARCHIVE" share shown in the attached images. Thank you. wssserver-diagnostics-20240221-1235.zip
