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  1. hi,

    subject : cannot do a tar incremental on a share linked to a docker.

     

    so , i have a share connected to a docker ( piwigo ) , and when i do a  tar with incremental option, it doesn't work.

    Another share with a copy of the same files , no pb.

    i tried with the docker stopped , same effect.

     

    Can someone explain to me the reason why ?

     

    Regards,

    Pascal

  2. hi knex666

    is the docker install MariaDB ?

     

    i installed 3 days ago for test with sqllite , was working but the install of onlyoffice document  server was missing !!!

    So did a new install and was trying with MariaDB but got error.

     

    by the way , continued with sqllite and now i have onlyoffice document  server running.

     

    regards,

    pascal

     

  3. hi !

    First : thank you for this plugin

     

    second: Could you add the name of the system in the email subject status report ?

    i was pre-clearing 2 drives in 2 differents system at the same time and couldn't know which system it was in the email.

     

    thx.

  4. yes you are right  ,

    i could have use a unassigned devices drive , but since i  was using a terminal screen , i did not think about it , was not on a df listing !!!

    same using an array disk !!!

     

    next time !!

     

    in fact , the biggest pb is everything works so well, that you do not touch and forget .

     

    Pascal

     

     

     

  5. hello,

    i had the same pb yesterday, trying to go from 6.3.2 to 6.5.3.

    i have the same rootfs size : 867M used 700M.

    After  tracking the pb to not enough space in /tmp for download and unzip.

    my solution was to move /tmp to /boot because i have 7G available there ( i know i was using the usb stick for that)

     

    [do not copy, if you do not understand]

    mv /tmp to /tmpori  (rename tmp)

    ln -s /tmp /boot/tmp  (create a link from /tmp to /boot/tmp)

    mkdir /boot/tmp

     

    tested by touch /tmp/toto , ls -l /boot/tmp , ok the file toto is present

    cp -R * /tmpori /tmp ( recopy old tmp to new tmp)

     

    and there upgrade , everything went fine , reboot , OK , restart array , OK.

     My new rootfs is  : rootfs          867M  703M  165M  81% /

     

    i think i will have to do the same for each upgrade, since i have only 2G memory and no pb for a file server only purpose.

     

  6. On 1/26/2018 at 2:26 PM, pgnyc said:

    hello, so i have a pb with an upgrade to 6.4.0 from 6.3.5 .

    a VM slackware  64 14.2 has a kernel panic at startup.

     

    the server is new, i just created 2 VM , a debian and a slackware, they were up and running on 6.3.5 .

    that's all i did not even started to do something with them just created an started.

    with 6.4.0 , the debian VM is still running ok.

    but not the slackware. the boot screen is ok , the kernel start but panic immediately.

    if try to create another VM ,  i have the grub page and nothing more after.

     

    here diagnostic and screnshoot.

     

    Pascal.

     

               

     

     

    NEWS :

    so i tried with cpu mode = QEMU and now it's working.

    why the original setting is  not working ( host passthrough )  ?

     

    On 1/26/2018 at 2:26 PM, pgnyc said:

     

  7. hello, so i have a pb with an upgrade to 6.4.0 from 6.3.5 .

    a VM slackware  64 14.2 has a kernel panic at startup.

     

    the server is new, i just created 2 VM , a debian and a slackware, they were up and running on 6.3.5 .

    that's all i did not even started to do something with them just created an started.

    with 6.4.0 , the debian VM is still running ok.

    but not the slackware. the boot screen is ok , the kernel start but panic immediately.

    if try to create another VM ,  i have the grub page and nothing more after.

     

    here diagnostic and screnshoot.

     

    Pascal.

     

               

     

     

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