dlandon

It was simpler because sharing defaulted on. Because of security issues, it now defaults to off. Sorry, this is the new world we live in. Not long go it was a lot simpler to log into your bank website.

You mean these settings? These should show regardless of the license.

Show a screen shot.

Update UD again. I just relesed a fix.

I see it. Give me a short while to resolve it and issue another update.

Post diagnostics.

I need more information than what you've given. What does it mean that you can't access some of your shares? Show a screen shot.

Can you spin the disk down by clicking on the orb to the left of the 'Backup' text? The two partitions were created by another software. UD creates one partition when formatting a disk. Hover your mouse over the icons and a tool tip will tell you what clicking the icon will do.

Just under the serial is a blue field. That is the moumt point. They are both the same. Change one by clicking on it when it's unmounted

Click on the mount point and change it. UD can't mount two disks at the same mount point.

Tne two arrows icon.

Click on the double arrows in the upper right corner of the UD page. I dded something I thought would fix this, but it looks like it dodn't work.

Update to the latest version of UD.

The problem is you can't introduce a 'vfs objects' statement in the SMB Extras because it will be a [global] setting and will affect any other 'vfs objects' in use on the SMB shares. This setting has to be applied to each share and there is currently no way to manually add that on a per share basis in Unraid. I really like this idea and you should post a feature request and I will look into it further and propose it be introduced into the core Unraid if it has merit.

That means the disk has a file system without a partition. UD can't mount a file system without a partition. Your options: Mount the disk in the old NAS and use UD to mount it as a remote share and copy data. This is the preferred way to get your data off safely. Get one of the disk gurus here to show you how to mount it manually and copy the files off. This is a bit risky so understand you might lose data.

Install UD precler from CA.

Go to the prelear page and see what it shows. Post a screen shot of the UD page showing the disk.

The mount/unmount status is showing on the buttons now, where before they weren't. When there is a lot of activity on UD with page refreshes (i.e. clicking buttons very quickly), the 'Mount' buttons can appear to be not working because button clicks are blocked while the page refreshes. I also found the button clickable area to be somewhat of an issue and I've been trying to adjust that. So the issue you are seeing is probably a combination of factors. For the moment, try not to have multiple GUI sessions open to the Unraid 'Main' tab. UD is updating even when sitting on any 'Main' tab. I'm pursuing some additional ideas on this. Remote servers are no longer ping'd. UD checks the remote server to have the appropriate port for either SMB or NFS open. If UD finds the port open, it is considered on-line. I don't understand "changed again". Since day one, UD has ping'd remote servers.

Not at this time.

Have you updated UD and tried that?

Crap, just noticed that the remote share wasn't even mountedl. Forget what I said. Reboot the server and post diagnostics after mounting the remote share.

That's it. UD can't get past that.

No. Yea, sorry bouyt that. Too many support at one time. I somehow thought it was a disk. The issue is the size is zero, and there is no used and free. Your remote server is having an issue. Try updating to today's UD release.

Look at the log. The disk was probably not shut down correctly and will mount ro because of that. This will be the problem if you haven't set UD to mount it ro.

UD thinks it is offline because the network doesn't seem to be up when UD tries to mount the rfemote shares. Your remoteserver may not be responding to a ping. Do the following: Update UD to today's release. Ping is no longer used to test for a server to be online. UD now checks the port for SMB and NFS to be open on the server to determine if it is online. Go to the UD Settings and increase the "Remote Share Mount Wait Time". This is the time UD waits after the network apears to be alive before trying to mount remote shares.