stingray060

So, referring back the my current system with all the data loss. I have 4TB of empty space and data on google cloud i want to download onto it. What is the best way of accessing a command line to shift it back over? Im familiar with the gsutil commands, just not sure how i go about getting the command line to enter them.

I opened up the network config and it had the defaults down, i set bonding to "no" and tried again, still gives the same error.

Cant even get onto webui as i cant get it to connect to network. Error on logs is Cannot find device "Bond0"

Strange issue if either of you know the solution, I made a new server connected it all up etc. Its giving me Bond0 not found or something, then giving me IpV4 of 169.254.200.89 which is way out of my range... It is connected and showing transferring on the LAN Led's!

That is fantastic, Looks beyond my capability, but it would be awesome to have. Thanks for sharing,

How do you have the email portion done?

I shall try, makes me scared to loose things!!

OK, I like this idea! What software do you use for this?

What command do you use for that? do you use the mirror one or what? I've just remembered, I only just recently upgraded to 2x 4TB drives. I still have (i think) all my old drives, which is a bit of a mess: 2x 2TB Nas Drives 1x 1TB Drive 1x 2TB Standard Drive So to recover a little bit of outdated info, i could put these into a new built and fetch out what i can. I intend to turn that "new" build into a on-site backup for future, I cant be bothered with the risk that I've had this time. If any of you know a good method of synicing between two unraid servers, let me know!! You've been very helpful and I am forever grateful!

@trurl On second thoughts, do you have your backup server mirroring, or backing up your main server? What is your method of redundancy? Thanks.

Interesting, best option once i am re-established, is to bin off google cloud, and switch to CrashPlan Pro i think, looking at the price difference. Thank you.

Im fairly confident i didnt overfill it, but i cant rule it out. I was not at home when it had its issue, but i was having issues, so i rebooted, which it then said it was unmountable. The main issue i had, was that the google cloud rclone was playing up, i didnt pay much attention to how, but it was showing errors in the log. That's the only process running when i rebooted. On the note of google cloud rclone, what is the correct command for syncing? I currently use: rclone sync -v /mnt/user/Oli Drive:oli_vault/backup/Oli Thanks.

I had around 3.5/4Tb worth of data on there. I am not an experienced user when it comes down to it. I have backups of most of it on google cloud, which totals 2TB. But I'm paying around £35-50 a month for that backup. I cant be more glad, that I had it in this instance, but the money I'm forking out, I cant continue to do it, and really need to find a alternative solution. If you have any suggestions, fire away. What is the best way of deleting all info on that drive, and then I can start downloading from google cloud? I have no professional knowledge on this stuff whatsoever, so my practices will not be efficient, or proper. Which could well be the reason for the corruption in the first place. Which leads me on to my final question, how can i prevent this in future!? Thanks a lot.

Yeah, so do I now! I did xfs_repair -v /dev/md1 didnt fix my problem so did xfs_repair -L /dev/md1 I dont know what the results are, but i will attatch the diagnostics. vault-diagnostics-20210128-2242.zip

From the web interface terminal

Ok, mad panic here. I restarted my server today, when it loaded up it said disk 1 was unreadable, and therefore unmountable, I ran xfs_repair -v and then -L it changed a load of stuff, once i restarted the server again it seems to have wiped the whole drive. Is there a way i can backup of the parity or am i stuffed? Cheers.

This is absolutely Perfect! Thanks alot for the quick reply and such a detailed one, Now, IF i was to get a 5-6TB drive or whatever sized drive, what do you get? I hear of special NAS Drives, Is that better/worth it? Thanks.

Hello! So, my setup is primarily for home file use, films, etc. I cannot imagine I would ever put a drive over 2TB into it, so I am led to believe a 2TB Parity Drive would be sufficient? This would be my setup if that is true: Parity: 2TB HDD Disk 1: 1TB HDD Disk 2: 2TB HDD Would that be a realistic, OK Setup? Now, To my understanding, but please correct me if I am wrong, If one of my 2 Drives failed, to repair it, I would just re-insert another drive of the same capacity? , so the 1TB drive failed, i re-insert another 1TB Drive?... As for cache, id assume you`d use an SSD for starters, but I was wondering if it would be even worth doing as this is only home file use, Currently, 2TB of data on it, 1TB Free. Thanks!