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4.5.4 - Share turns to read-only after a while

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Hi,

I just upgraded to 4.5.4 and all shares, after a while, would just become read-only.

Restarting Unraid server seems to solve the problem only for it to return again.

 

I did notice a hard drive running 40 degrees in temperature. Is it by design for the shares to become read-only if temperature runs high or is there something else causing this?

 

Thanks

Hi,

I just upgraded to 4.5.4 and all shares, after a while, would just become read-only.

Restarting Unraid server seems to solve the problem only for it to return again.

 

I did notice a hard drive running 40 degrees in temperature. Is it by design for the shares to become read-only if temperature runs high or is there something else causing this?

 

Thanks

They become read-only IF the file system driver detects corruption in the file-system.  It is made read-only to prevent further damage.

 

It is likely only one of your disks has corruption in the file-system, but you'll probably want to check them all.  Note: don't try to run reiserfsck on the parity drive.  It does not have a file-system...

 

To fix the disks is easy.  You need to run the equivalent of chkdisk/scandisk in windows.  The equivalent command in Luinux is "reiserfsck" and the procedure to use it on an unRAID array is described in the wiki

here: http://lime-technology.com/wiki/index.php?title=Check_Disk_Filesystems

 

Joe L.

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Thanks. I will trouble-shoot in that direction.

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