February 25, 20179 yr Got this errors tonight in FCP: Unable to write to cache-3047fa4885f0 Drive mounted read-only or completely full. Unable to write to cache-a65ff7958617 Drive mounted read-only or completely full Unable to write to socket-3047fa4885f0 Drive mounted read-only or completely full. Unable to write to socket-a65ff7958617 Drive mounted read-only or completely full. Unable to write to tmp-3047fa4885f0 Drive mounted read-only or completely full. Unable to write to tmp-a65ff7958617 Drive mounted read-only or completely full. Cache pool is functioning normally. It has 270GB free so it's not full. Found the above folders in Krusader (which I installed yesterday) - see attached image. Looks to me like a mix of the container's and unRAID folders/shares. Did I make mistake in the container mapping? Both container's "Host path" are mapped to /mnt. Edited February 25, 20179 yr by Gico
February 25, 20179 yr Got this errors tonight in FCP: Unable to write to cache-3047fa4885f0 Drive mounted read-only or completely full. Unable to write to cache-a65ff7958617 Drive mounted read-only or completely full Unable to write to socket-3047fa4885f0 Drive mounted read-only or completely full. Unable to write to socket-a65ff7958617 Drive mounted read-only or completely full. Unable to write to tmp-3047fa4885f0 Drive mounted read-only or completely full. Unable to write to tmp-a65ff7958617 Drive mounted read-only or completely full. Cache pool is functioning normally. It has 270GB free so it's not full. Found the above folders in Krusader (which I installed yesterday) - see attached image. Looks to me like a mix of the container's and unRAID folders/shares. Did I make mistake in the container mapping? Both container's "Host path" are mapped to /mnt. The only folders that should be in /mnt are diskX / disks / user / user0 All of those other folders are created by user error somewhere along the line and are what is causing the errors Sent from my LG-D852 using Tapatalk
February 25, 20179 yr Community Expert 3 minutes ago, Squid said: The only folders that should be in /mnt are diskX / disks / user / user0 And cache, just so he doesn't spend time trying to delete or move it.
February 25, 20179 yr Community Expert 4 hours ago, Gico said: Found the above folders in Krusader (which I installed yesterday) - see attached image. Looks to me like a mix of the container's and unRAID folders/shares. Did I make mistake in the container mapping? Both container's "Host path" are mapped to /mnt. What does both mean here? Krusader is the only container mentioned, and one of the few that it makes sense to map to /mnt. What is the other container you mean by both?
February 25, 20179 yr 13 minutes ago, trurl said: What does both mean here? Krusader is the only container mentioned, and one of the few that it makes sense to map to /mnt. What is the other container you mean by both? Good catch. That's what the problem is. On Krusader (using the default template), only /UNRAID should be mapped to /mnt. /nobody/.kde should be mapped to something like /mnt/user/appdata/krusader
February 25, 20179 yr Author 2 hours ago, trurl said: What does both mean here? Krusader is the only container mentioned, and one of the few that it makes sense to map to /mnt. What is the other container you mean by both? I meant both (container's) "Host path". Squid got it. I fixed the mapping, thanks. '/nobody/.kde' didn't make sense to me. 3 hours ago, johnnie.black said: And cache, just so he doesn't spend time trying to delete or move it. Yeah well, also disk1,disk2,disk3,disk4,disk5,disk6,disk7 as there is no diskX, and "he" might move the entire array somewhere Didn't you see that I'm an "Advanced Member" with 50+ posts? Must be a bug in the IPS system. Edited February 25, 20179 yr by Gico
February 25, 20179 yr Community Expert 1 hour ago, Gico said: Didn't you see that I'm an "Advanced Member" with 50+ posts? Must be a bug in the IPS system. I can think of a few with over 1000 posts, most of their posts are just asking questions that have already been answered over and over., so post count doesn't mean much unfortunately. Anyway, I don't think anything was intended other than just making sure you or someone else reading didn't make a mistake.
February 25, 20179 yr 1 hour ago, Gico said: '/nobody/.kde' didn't make sense to me. Blame @sparklyballs for that. It was an early container of his before things got standardized with /config Personally, I prefer dolphin from aptalca, but at the end of the day they both do the same thing Edited February 25, 20179 yr by Squid
February 25, 20179 yr Community Expert 2 minutes ago, Squid said: Personally, I prefer dolphin from aptalca, but at the end of the day they both do the same thing I've tried both Krusader and dolphin, and I prefer mc (Midnight Commander).
February 25, 20179 yr Author Have Dolphin too, but it has no file comparison and I didn't find how to unpack archives. Krusader seems much more intuitive, especially after years of using Total Commander in Windows. 30 minutes ago, trurl said: I can think of a few with over 1000 posts, most of their posts are just asking questions that have already been answered over and over., so post count doesn't mean much unfortunately. Anyway, I don't think anything was intended other than just making sure you or someone else reading didn't make a mistake. Yeah, I know, I was jut kidding. Anyway for the record: I did search for a Krusader support thread and didn't find one, however now before posting this line I searched again and found this. Shame on me .
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