Influencer

Is this something that people would be interested in as a plug-in? For example a plug-in to allow the user to easily add/remove the "recycle bin" support, set a weekly cronjob to empty the trash and allow the user to manually empty the trash?

It literally is a temp file (and my fault). He wouldn't be able to show the contents because they get deleted at the end of the script. And your right, its not serious, just using the wrong term. Its been fixed now, since it didn't cause issues it wasn't at the top of the priority list and then I forgot about it, this thread reminded me so I fixed it.

Little late but I would have waited until the new parity was synced and I ran another parity check to be sure. The likelihood of a disk crashing while your switching over is statistically low, but the added security of having a known good parity until the new one is synced would make me more comfortable.

Output of 'ifconfig eth0' would be helpful for removing a possibility if OP can hook up a monitor and keyboard when its not reachable.

So not really a goodbye but a Move over

Run this on the parent directory that Halcyon is in ls -l /path/to/Ellie\ Goulding/

If a wipe of the flash drive doesn't do it, you can rule out simplefeatures causing it as well. If that doesn't fix it, you're likely looking at a hardware problem. One thing you can do is leave a telnet window open and run tail -f /var/log/syslog Nevermind, I just saw the log you added. EDIT: Actually, looks like you took that log after a restart. Run tail -f /var/log/syslog and let it run until the server shuts down. That will capture what is written to the syslog when the server shuts down. How long does the server run before it shuts down?

Can you access it directly, IE not from the mapped drive? For example, \\Tower\Ellie Goulding\Halcyon (of course using actual path, I imagine "Ellie Goulding" isn't the share name.) Also, can you access the folder via telnet: cd /mnt/user/sharename/Ellie\ Goulding/Halcyon

The case being clean doesn't necessarily mean the CPU fan is working correctly unless you've already checked it.

If you aren't using anything that installs python it won't be reinstalled when you reboot. Removing the plugin and cp folders from cache should be all that is needed.

Ok, either you entered your path wrong or you don't have a cache drive?

Either from the server with a monitor and,keyboard attached or from telnet. If you don't have a telnet client installed you can download putty for free.

Run this and let me know the output stat -f -c '%T' /mnt/cache/apps/sabnzbd/

I might have misinterpreted what the OP was wanting, but by this statement I think he wants 1 TB of data (or potentially 1 TB) backed up, but the rest doesn't matter. If that's the case and I'm not misinterpreting it, my suggestion should do nicely until OP can get another 3TB and add parity protection.

You can do this: take out the 1 TB drive that you don't need backed up, put the 3 TB drive in its place, manually mount the 1 tb drive and copy its contents over to the new 3 TB. You'll most likely need to set a new config when you switch the two drives, not 100% on this though. Once the 1 TB is copied over you can format it and either manually mount it or use snap, a plugin, to mount the drive. Then setup a rsync cronjob to mirror the 1TB you want backed up to the second 1 TB drive. This way you'll protect the data you wish to and still end up with 4 TB of usable space, same as if your plan would work. Might be a step or two missing but that's the general idea. If you'd want to do this I'm sure someone can chime in with the exact steps necessary.

Have you taken note of what the average/usual temp is?

Alright, first that is a very old version of the plug-in, see my signature for an updated version. The version your using may or may not still work as there have been a few changes to sab's download URL over the past year or two.

To elaborate on dgaschk's reply, the /mnt/user0 directory IS the /mnt/user directory with the exception it doesn't show anything on your cache drive. The /mnt/user0 directory only exists if you use a cache drive and is used by the mover script to move things from cache to the array.

The /tmp/checkconfig warning is because of an error in the plugins code. It doesn't hurt anything but I do need to remove it. As for why its stopping at that point I'm not sure. The second image it appears everything booted up fine? Do as previously mentioned and remove the plugins, you can just move them to another folder, and reboot. Then you can manually install & start the plugins or add one by one then reboot to test.

Hopefully it does stick. Had the same issue out of an old router.

Try disabling auto tuning. http://support.microsoft.com/kb/934430

Yes. The cfg files will tell the plug-ins where to install everything/which port to run, etc.

Just tested on my system, files recently updated and on my cache drive were found running that find command. Seems to be working correctly on my system. Unraid v5.0 Pro

Clear your cookies and flush the DNS cache. Are you trying to access via "tower" or the ip? If tower try the ip.

And still no webgui access? Have you tried a different browser?