April 4, 20179 yr Hi I'm fairly new to Unraid (about a week) and something has been bothering me about both my first version 6.3.2 and current 6.3.3. if a share has data on it its not removable. with a Mac all the files containing fork data and other meta data is copied and only usuable by a Mac. these files dont consume a particularly large amount of data, but with them its not very easy to remove the share. I had a time machine share that kept failing and restarting..using SSH and WinSCP on both the windows machine and mac i could see the sparsebundle file being created and was able to delete that but the .AppleDB folder with the ".fusion_hidden" files wont delete to save my sole!. help please! anyone i have tried with ssh and winscp using root user.
April 4, 20179 yr Author i found a work around....I used WinSCP to navigate each of the disks (1-6) and any that contained my Timemachine share I deleted. refreshed the Unraid Gui and the share is gone now.....wish they could just add a delete /confirm delete (when data is contained) option that trumped workarounds like this
April 4, 20179 yr 5 minutes ago, Can0nfan said: wish they could just add a delete /confirm delete (when data is contained) option that trumped workarounds like this I seriously doubt that Tom would even consider a quick and easy way to delete user data from the webGUI. WAY too easy to accidentally nuke valuable data with no easy way to undelete.
April 4, 20179 yr Author 16 minutes ago, jonathanm said: I seriously doubt that Tom would even consider a quick and easy way to delete user data from the webGUI. WAY too easy to accidentally nuke valuable data with no easy way to undelete. why not just needs a safe guard or two. make sure share is not being exported and no users are assigned access. a quick liability script that pops up before you confirm it...I just came from using a Drobo 5N. to delete a share on that you have to remove all users from having access, then put a check box next to share to delete and clicked ok and still had to type "ERASE" to confirm you indeed were erasing a share.
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