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Frontview broken after root filesystem full (case #22311708)
Hello everybody!
An overflow in my logfiles after trying to configure iscsi has resultet in a full root disk on my ultra 4+. I managed to get into the system via ssh and get rid of the logfiles in question, but ever since then my frontview is broken. broken as in settings that won't stick, config pages only showing up partially (streaming services) etc.
i've tried upgrading to the latest firmware, as well as resetting the firmware from the boot menu, but unfortunately nothing seems to help.
I've now opened a support call, but i was wondering if someone has an idea as to what i could do by myself.
thanks in advance
Majello
An overflow in my logfiles after trying to configure iscsi has resultet in a full root disk on my ultra 4+. I managed to get into the system via ssh and get rid of the logfiles in question, but ever since then my frontview is broken. broken as in settings that won't stick, config pages only showing up partially (streaming services) etc.
i've tried upgrading to the latest firmware, as well as resetting the firmware from the boot menu, but unfortunately nothing seems to help.
I've now opened a support call, but i was wondering if someone has an idea as to what i could do by myself.
thanks in advance
Majello
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# cat /etc/default/services
# df -h
# df -i
# cat /var/log/frontview/initrd.log- Thanks for the extremely quick reply.
cat /etc/default/services:
APACHESSL=1
ATALKD=1
AUTO_CHECK_UPDATE=1
BONJOUR_AFP=1
BONJOUR_FRONTVIEW=1
BONJOUR_PRINTER=1
DAAPD=0
DAAPD_SUPPORT=1
DOMAIN_SUPPORT=1
ENCODE=utf-8
FAN=1,0,0,0,0
FLASH_AUTO_COPY=0
FLASH_OWNER=admin
FLASH_PATH=Pictures
FLASH_SHARE=media
FTP_MASQUERADE_ADDRESS=fat-man
FTP_MODE=anonymous
FTP_PASSIVE_END=65535
FTP_PASSIVE_START=1024
FTP_PORT=21
FTP_UPLOAD_RESUME=0
ISCSI=0
LANGUAGE=en-us/utf-8
LANGUAGES_SUPPORTED=en-us/utf-8,en-us/ascii,ja/euc-jp,ko/euc-kr,ja/utf-8,ko/utf-8,zh-cn/utf-8,zh-tw/utf-8,ru/utf-8,es/utf-8,pt/utf-8,de/utf-8,fr/utf-8,it/utf-8,nl/utf-8,pl/utf-8,cs/utf-8,hu/utf-8,nb/utf-8,da/utf-8,fi/utf-8,sv/utf-8
MONITOR=board_temp,fan,disk_full,quota_exceeded,disk_temp
NETATALK=1
NFS=1
RAID_MODE=1
READYTIVOD=0
RESYNC_UNCLEAN_SHUTDOWN=1
RSYNC_SUPPORT=1
SAMBA=1
SHUTDOWN_ON_DISK_OVERTEMP=1
SNMP=1
SNMP_COMMUNITY=public
SNMP_SUPPORT=1
SSH=1
SUPPORT_UTF8_NAMES=1
TEMP=1,1,0
USER_HOME_DIRECTORY=1
AUTOMATIC_VOLUME_EXPANSION=1
HTTPS_SSL_KEY_HOST=192.168.1.101
PLEXMEDIASERVER_SUPPORT=1
PLEXMEDIASERVER=1
df -h
/dev/md0 4.0G 1.2G 2.7G 31% /
tmpfs 16K 0 16K 0% /USB
/dev/c/c 7.3T 4.9T 2.4T 68% /c
df -i
/dev/md0 65536 28535 37001 44% /
tmpfs 505620 1 505619 1% /USB
/dev/c/c 121708544 1223462 120485082 2% /c
cat /var/log/frontview/initrd.log
[2012/04/11 10:10:11] Factory default initiated due to new disks (no RAID, no partitions)!
[2012/04/11 10:13:47] Selected X-RAID2 mode, 10GB snapshot, RAID level -1
[2012/04/11 10:15:14] Factory default initiated on RAIDiator 4.2.19.
[2012/04/11 10:50:43] Updated from RAIDiator 4.2.19 to 4.2.20-T42.
[2012/10/16 12:22:25] Updated from RAIDiator 4.2.20-T42 to 4.2.22.
[2012/10/17 20:38:56] Updated from RAIDiator 4.2.22 to 4.2.21.
[2012/12/05 23:44:25] Updated from RAIDiator 4.2.21 to 4.2.21.
[2013/11/25 18:40:05] Updated from RAIDiator 4.2.21 to 4.2.24.
[2013/11/25 19:01:06] Updated from RAIDiator 4.2.24 to 4.2.24. - as to the content of /etc/default/services, which i managed to forget about: oh my!
(i just did a quick compare with my old ultra 2 box.)
any pointers on how to proceed, or whether there is anything else i should check?
i still count it as a good sign if i forget system details because something only breaks when i'm being stupid.
i still love my readynas, even if the greed for shiny features sometimes feels overwhelming. - Your /etc/default/services doesn't look as long as it should.
Try
mv /etc/default/services /etc/default/services.old
cp -pf /etc/default/config/etc/default/services /etc/default/services
vi /etc/default/services
Using vi be sure to add some missing lines back such as
APACHESSL=1
SSH=1
Alternatively cat the /etc/default/config/etc/default/services file and add some of the missing lines from that to your /etc/default/services file using vi
Or you could look at the file on another NAS like you have done.
For DLNA, the UPNP entries would be the relevant ones. - do i need to worry about addons? and if yes, where would the best place be to get a list of them?
- also, i was under trhe impression that i could configure teaming (or something along these lines) before. was i mistaken? or does it only show up if i actually have the second nic connected?
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