January 14, 201313 yr I started up my server and the webgui was not reachable, neither was unmenu or the windows share for the ip I still can connect via telnet. Here is what I did: killall emhttp emhttp: no process killed nohup /usr/local/sbin/emhttp & [1] 1040 root@Tower:/# nohup: ignoring input and appending output to `nohup.out' Now I can reach the webGUI but it is without the simple features look, just plain unraidGUI. Windows share is up as well, with /flash subfolder in it like it used to be. BUT: The /flash folder is empty. There is only a file called "config" which has "TDB file" as first letters same when trying to access flash drive via (newly started) webGUI or telnet... I can still reboot and powerdown unraid and it boots back up (without webgui of course) Do you guys have an idea what might be wrong? I have attached the syslog... edit: Could it be bad to manually set the data directory of sabnzbd and sickbeard to /mnt/disk1/plugins/sickbeard via the config file /boot/config/plugin/sickbeard/sickbeard.cfg even if that does not exist (array does not start on boot, because i have not set it up yet) syslog.txt
January 15, 201313 yr Author Your add-on is preventing the array from properly starting. Seek help in the customizations forum where I'm moving this thread. Anyway I can access the flash drive from within unRaid when its running? I tried to mount it manually but that did not work. In case the plugin is preventing unraid from starting properly I only need to remove one plg file that is causing the problems and reboot... unRaid is installed on a hdd, not that easy to remove and stick into another computer, thats why I ask...
January 15, 201313 yr Your add-on is preventing the array from properly starting. Seek help in the customizations forum where I'm moving this thread. Anyway I can access the flash drive from within unRaid when its running? I tried to mount it manually but that did not work. In case the plugin is preventing unraid from starting properly I only need to remove one plg file that is causing the problems and reboot... unRaid is installed on a hdd, not that easy to remove and stick into another computer, thats why I ask... yes. basically you need to create an empty directory somewhere mkdir /tmp/flashdir then, mount the drive's first partition as a fat file system mount -t vfat /dev/sdX1 /tmp/flashdir that should do it.
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