TLDR: After leaving a caching drive (no cache before this) installed but not added, I lost the /mnt/user share and all user shares setup are missing in the shares tab. Diagnostics file is attached. 

 

Detailed:

After a controlled shutdown I attempted to install a 256Gb NVMe cache drive, however I did not make any configuration changes (disable docker/VMs) before powering down.  After rebooting all files appear to be intact, I was pulled away from the server until today (Sunday) morning. The "shares" tab lists "There are no exportable user shares" resulting in my SMB shares failing throughout the network. I disabled docker/VMs and confirmed my scheduler was set to Saturday at 21:00, possibly related.  I installed the drive before that time on Saturday, so it's likely a parity check was completed after the drive was physically installed but not added to the array as a caching drive. I then pre-cleared my 256Gb drive today and tried to finish adding it to the array but I'm still not seeing the shares populate.  

 

I've been checking around the forum I have yet to find the post I'm replicating.  Maybe installing a cache drive right before a scheduled parity check isn't normal?  

 

When checking the files, everything appears to still be in the array and parity is valid. (successfully downloaded a txt file and pdf from different file paths to ease my nerves.)

 

root@BCFserver:~# ls -al /mnt/user
/bin/ls: cannot access '/mnt/user': Transport endpoint is not connected

 

Curious if the below post is similar, if so it's possible a reboot of the server is my only course of action.  

 

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bcfserver-diagnostics-20200921-0010.zip

shfs segfaulted, rebooting should fix it.

I will give that try.

After the reboot it the user shares showed back up.  This should be tagged resolved. 

13 hours ago, Narth2809 said:

This should be tagged resolved. 

You can do this yourself by editing the first post in the thread and adding (SOLVED) to the title.