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Moved files from one drive to another, now they can't be accessed.

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I'm running Unraid 5 beta 2.

 

So one of my drives is dying.  While re-building a parity, one of the drives crapped out, spat out a bunch of errors in the web UI.  I stopped the parity build and rebooted, and that drive now showed up as unformatted.

 

Normally this wouldn't be an issue, but I don't have a working parity yet.

 

I did a quick check on the dying drive, and it appearing to be okay for now,  I did an initconfig and was able to access the files on it.  So I telnet into my server and copied the files from the dying disk to another disk to try and save them.  It worked, but now I can't access the files on the new disk.

 

They show up in windows explorer, but I can't open, rename, or do anything with them.

 

Did I mess up some permissions thing by doing this?  I can still access the files on the old dying drive, but I'm not sure how long that will last.

 

Thanks!

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Well looks like doing a "chmod -R 755 /mnt/disk15" fixed it.

 

Nevermind!

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Spoke too soon.  I can open the files on disk 15, but I can't delete or copy anything new to it.

 

The drive shows no errors in the web UI, and I did a reiserfsck on the disk and it came up clean.

 

Attached is my system log.

 

Thanks!

syslog.txt

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So apparently chmod -R 777 is what I needed to do, and I can now do everything I need.  Duh.

 

Please correct me if I need to set the permissions to something else.  Thank you.

 

 

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