October 20, 20223 yr Unraid version 6.9.2 Just using a single unraid share for Plex servers. I had an unexpected power outage. Both Linux via NFS and Windows via SMB report there is no more room on the share. Can't create any files but can read them just fine. I attempted to chmod the files as I've had permission issues before with linux and windows hitting the same share but that didn't work. Help is appreciated. diagnostics-20221019-2021.zip
October 21, 20223 yr Author There was a cache drive but another power outage a month ago killed it. Had to go away for a while and everything seemed to work fine when I unassigned the drive. Not what I wanted to do but I was rushed. Edit: I'm not super sure everything was fine as I'm not sure I added anything since that last drive failed. I only tested the read. Maybe no cache drive is related. Edited October 21, 20223 yr by Draconis
October 21, 20223 yr Community Expert Try changing the Use Cache setting for the share anonymised as ‘r——-s’ to No. it is currently set to Yes which I can see causing problems if you no longer have a cache drive.
October 21, 20223 yr Author 1 hour ago, itimpi said: Try changing the Use Cache setting for the share anonymised as ‘r——-s’ to No. it is currently set to Yes which I can see causing problems if you no longer have a cache drive. That option is greyed out and I can't change it.
October 21, 20223 yr Author Found this else where We can add a fix for this in 6.10, however a workaround for you is to Stop the array and then edit the file: 'config/shares/r------s.cfg' find this line: shareUseCache="yes" and change to: shareUseCache="no" You can edit the file by navigating to it via 'flash' share on your network, or open Terminal window and directly edit on the path: '/boot/config/shares/r--------s.cfg' Set the value exactly to all lower-case "no". The gui reflects the change. Still can not write to the share.
October 21, 20223 yr Author "Records" is the share name. It was the only one using a cache and the one my servers are attempting to read and write too. They still are unable to write to the share over NFS or SMB.
October 21, 20223 yr Community Expert Solution Share floor is set to 4TB, since no disk has more than 4TB free you cannot write to it, just adjust that.
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