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Incorrect storage usage display
I have this bogus usage number for my currently empty Backup folder on the NAS. Unless my disks have suddenly become infinite capacity, I really doubt I'm using 16,777,216 terabytes of storage for a...
The error I am seeing is
Mar 03 16:43:23 ReadyNAS snapperd[7075]: Snapper delete-config Mar 03 16:43:23 ReadyNAS snapperd[7075]: loading 214 failed Mar 03 16:43:23 ReadyNAS snapperd[7075]: delete subvolume failed, ioctl(BTRFS_IOC_SNAP_DESTROY) failed, errno:39 (Directory not empty) Mar 03 16:43:23 ReadyNAS snapperd[7075]: THROW: deleting btrfs snapshot failed Mar 03 16:43:23 ReadyNAS snapperd[7075]: THROW: deleting snapshot failed Mar 03 16:43:23 ReadyNAS snapperd[7075]: CAUGHT: deleting snapshot failedI'm not seeing the 214 snapshot in snapshot.log (no snapshots are listed there for the share).
There are things you could try using ssh, but given that small amount of data in the volume I think you'd be better off backing it up, doing a factory reset, and then setting up the NAS again.
If it's empty, the best thing to try first is just delete it and re-create it. If it's not entirely empty, you can create a new folder with a different name, move the contents, delete the old folder, and re-name the new one.
You might first go to the volume settings tab, and see if quota is enabled. If it is, try disabling it, and then re-enabling it.
Well, that's the first thing I tried. It complained about Snapshots not being able to be deleted. So, I manually deleted all the snapshots and then said never use snapshots. The snapshot display indeed did disappear from that folder, but it still won't allow a deletion.
Mar 07, 2024 10:35:51 AM Share: Share Backup cannot be deleted. Try it again later.
No quota set, and I rebooted the NAS to make sure it had it's mind right, no change. I tried to set a quota, but it hangs there and doesn't respond to OK until I uncheck it again. I left it for minutes with no change.
I really don't want to have to start over just because of this issue, hard to believe I can't remove this folder!
gunrunnerjohn wrote:
No quota set, and I rebooted the NAS to make sure it had it's mind right, no change. I tried to set a quota, but it hangs there and doesn't respond to OK until I uncheck it again. I left it for minutes with no change.
I meant the volume quota setting (navigate to the volumes page and click on the volume settings wheel).
gunrunnerjohn wrote:
I really don't want to have to start over just because of this issue, hard to believe I can't remove this folder!
It is a sign that something might have gone quite wrong with the file system. Do you have a backup?
Have you downloaded the log zip file from the logs page?
I did download the logs, but there are dozens of them, I have no idea what I'm looking at.
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