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Need help to understand rn_nml
Hi All,
I am adding a share using rn_nml -d share:/volume/sharename; device 316, firmware 6.1.2.
what i want to do is when i create a share it should not enable continues protection flag, how can i do this while creating share or may be later.
Thanks
I am adding a share using rn_nml -d share:/volume/sharename; device 316, firmware 6.1.2.
what i want to do is when i create a share it should not enable continues protection flag, how can i do this while creating share or may be later.
Thanks
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- rn_nml -d will delete the share !!
jeetpei wrote: Hi All,
I am adding a share using rn_nml -a share:/volume/sharename; device 316, firmware 6.1.2.
what i want to do is when i create a share it should not enable continues protection flag, how can i do this while creating share or may be later.
Thanks- Yes Sorry that was mistake i am using -a tag :)
so can i have some option which can remove "continues protection" while adding share..
here is code:
rn_nml -a share:/${VOL_NAME}/${SHARE_NAME}:${SHARE_OPTIONS}
rn_nml -a shareUsedBy:/${VOL_NAME}/${SHARE_NAME}=${APP_NAME} - The latest SDK readme doesn't appear to expose that option, unless its undocumented.
- which option ?
- even if i change setting in /data/._share/<share_name>snashot.conf, it could not take effect, how come it possible why this does not recognize cmd line changes ?
Can someone help me in this issue, atleast if i could make it weekly snapshot .. it would be helpful. - It will likely be a separate btrfs command to disable continuous protection (snapshots).
https://btrfs.wiki.kernel.org/index.php/Btrfs(command)
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