Hi Guys,

 

I've got 12 drives (1-11 + Parity) and all was going fine - until I started doing some file cleanup.

 

Now I can't access \\tower\disk3 and \\tower\disk4 - though I can see them both in the web interface (5.0-rc5) and I can access them via Putty/Midnight Commander.

 

I've rebooted my unraid, just incase, but that didn't help.  Any ideas?

 

Thanks,

 

Russell

How did you do the cleanup? It may be a permissions issue.

Hmmm...  "Incorrectly."  I guess.

 

I know that I made a little error many months ago, with Midnight Commander - I created folders called "disk1", "disk4", etc - and filled them with things I wanted to move to those drives...  and it created all kinds of havoc.

 

I don't think I have a single one of those buggers around.

 

Any ideas on how to troubleshoot this?

 

Thanks,

 

Russell

Enter "newperms /mnt/disk3" It may take a long time for the command line to return. Then run it on disk4. Leave the telnet window open or use the console.

Thanks for the help, dgaschk.

 

Those commands did take a little while to run - but unfortunately didn't change the situation.  I can't access:

\\tower\disk3

or

\\tower\disk4

 

though all my other drives work just fine (and I can access these two via Telnet and browse them through the web server).

 

Ideas?

 

Thanks,

 

Russell

Did some more hunting - don't have any "diskx" files in the \\tower\flash\config\shares area.

 

I did notice that the "disk.cfg" file in \\tower\flash\config has most drives set as:

 

diskExport.2="e"

 

and the two drives that aren't showing look like this:

 

diskExport.3="-"

 

Can I just change it to "e" and save the file?  Reboot?  or is there a proper way to do this?

 

Thanks,

 

Russell

You mean they don't appear? Click on the disk on the main page and set them to be shared again.

Thank you Lionel,

 

I love it when it's something simple - I didn't even know that screen existed.  :-)

 

All fixed,

 

Russell