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[Sam_Axe]

Hello everyone

 

I have spent several hours googling, searching the forums and trying things but nothing helped.

Some files on my Array (well in the share I backup my onedrive to from my Windows Machine, but i am certain the error will crop up on other shares at some point) throw the following error

Other files on the same Share work without problems.

I did try to use Syncthing at one point but the Scan of the Folder took so long every time, that it wasn't feasible. I am not 100% sure but it might be that the errors started back when i was testing that.
I just didn't want to delete everything on my Unraid instance unless I have to, especially since I have some symlinks pointing at folders inside my onedrive backup for the foundryvtt instance I am running.

 

I tried the following fixes:

• Run New Perms 
  • The Perms are OK - everyone should be able to R/W according to my chek in Krusader:
  • 
• create a new user, that isn't in any way related to my windows login.
• Delete all saved credentials in windows several times. 
• I think the files are all on disk2 so started the array in maintenance mode and rand the filesystem check but it didn't find any errors
  • might have not done everything right here. basically added the -nv flag and ran the check in my webgui.

 

[ChatNoir]

n flag is no modify

 

If you want the check to do something, you should remove it. You can keep v if you want the verbose log.

[Sam_Axe]

But shouldn't it at least tell me if something is wrong?

[Sam_Axe]

Just took the time to run the check with just the -v flag  nothing changed.

[Frank1940]

Start the terminal in the Unraid GUI.  It is the   >_    icon on the right side of the Toolbar of the GUI.  Type:

 

ls -al /mnt/user

 

From the list of directories, add the directory where the file is.  Capitalization is important!  Example below:

 

ls -al /mnt/user/Media
total 8462508
drwxrwxrwx 1 nobody users       4096 Aug 27  2019 ./
drwxrwxrwx 1 nobody users        111 Apr  1 06:54 ../
drwxrwxrwx 1 nobody users        223 Dec  3 18:48 Movies/

 

Note:  if you have a directory with a 'space' in it, you must proceed the 'space' with a    \       

 

When you get to one of the files (or directory) with the problem, Left-Click at the beginning of the line(s) and sweep across it/them.  That will high-light it.  Then Right-Click and copy the information to the Clipboard for pasting in a new post.