How do I get rid of them???  The problem is they don't appear to be on different disks!  I have like 5 files that are being reported as duplicates but they are on Diskx,user, and user0

 

-rwx------ 1 root root 161 Dec 4 08:11 /mnt/disk3/TV1/Bones-TheGamerintheGrease-6790256-0.txt

-rwx------ 1 root root 161 Dec 4 08:11 /mnt/user/TV1/Bones-TheGamerintheGrease-6790256-0.txt

-rwx------ 1 root root 161 Dec 4 08:11 /mnt/user0/TV1/Bones-TheGamerintheGrease-6790256-0.txt

 

do I need to run some sort of file check?

 

Thanks,

 

jim

How do I get rid of them???  The problem is they don't appear to be on different disks!  I have like 5 files that are being reported as duplicates but they are on Diskx,user, and user0

 

-rwx------ 1 root root 161 Dec 4 08:11 /mnt/disk3/TV1/Bones-TheGamerintheGrease-6790256-0.txt

-rwx------ 1 root root 161 Dec 4 08:11 /mnt/user/TV1/Bones-TheGamerintheGrease-6790256-0.txt

-rwx------ 1 root root 161 Dec 4 08:11 /mnt/user0/TV1/Bones-TheGamerintheGrease-6790256-0.txt

 

do I need to run some sort of file check?

 

Thanks,

 

jim

User0 is a view of the user-file-system without the cache drive.  It is normal for ANY file to appear in all three places if you have user-shares enable and a cache drive enabled.  (If not, the user-shares would be broken)

 

They are not duplicates.  The file should appear in all three places.

Only when you have two different "disk" shares showing do you have any duplicates.

 

They will "show" as duplicates in the syslog when being moved from the cache drive, since at that point in time, they do exist in both places.  Ignore the messages if the files do not exist on two different "disk" shares in parallel folders.

 

Joe L

This shows up on the dupe files report of unmenu!  That's why I thought it strange....

Does that parse the syslog?  I did have some issues with my cache drive and filling up disks.  But now the cache drive is

clear and I still get those files.  Do I need to reboot to clear the syslog?

This shows up on the dupe files report of unmenu!  That's why I thought it strange....

Does that parse the syslog?  I did have some issues with my cache drive and filling up disks.  But now the cache drive is

clear and I still get those files.  Do I need to reboot to clear the syslog?

You can do that if you wish...  Yes, the plug-in in unMENU uses the replicate messages it finds in the syslog.  If you reboot, the syslog will clear.  Or, if you wait long-enough, the normal log-rotation will move the mog and clear it when it gets big enough.

 

Or ignore the report in unMENU.  It was written before the concept of cache drive existed. and I do not use a cache drive, therefore, I never see the user0 entries.