April 2, 20233 yr Fix Common Problems Identifies this issue: Share log references non existent pool cache. If you have renamed a pool this will have to be adjusted in the share's settings Clicking Share Settings results in: ! Share 'log' has been deleted. I can see directories : /media/user[0]/log both exist. SyslogSettings set to share named "logs", working as expected. Attempts to resolve: SyslogSettings set to share "log", does not appear as an option Add share named "log" results (as expected): Invalid share name. Do not use reserved names Idea I thought to try, seems like an awful idea: rm -f /media/user?/log Thinking "maybe" caused somewhere around here: SyslogSettings reference "log" "log" pointed to pool cache named " Spoiler cache " deleted pool "cache" created new pool "nvme" created new share "logs" repointed SyslogSettings to share:"logs" pool:"nvme" And if I had to guess it was in step #2. I recall a page listing some reserved words, like UNRAID, but can't locate the url. Resolution Currently, I ignore the finding. Any other way to resolve?
April 2, 20233 yr Author 1 hour ago, schreibman said: reserved words, like UNRAID, but can't locate the url. all good ! thanks!!! fmi, is there a list of reserved words?
April 2, 20233 yr 10 hours ago, schreibman said: is there a list of reserved words? Can potentially vary from OS ver to OS ver Under 6.12-rc2.5 it is currently reservedNames="flash,boot,user,user0,dev,remotes,RecycleBin,rootshare,disks,addons,unraid,mirror,raidz,raidz1,raidz2,raidz3,draid,spare,log,disk,parity,parity2,parity3,diskP,diskQ,diskR,disk0,disk1,disk2,disk3,disk4,disk5,disk6,disk7,disk8,disk9,disk10,disk11,disk12,disk13,disk14,disk15,disk16,disk17,disk18,disk19,disk20,disk21,disk22,disk23,disk24,disk25,disk26,disk27,disk28,disk29,disk30,disk31"
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