NAS not starting any services #25220444

Thanks mdgm so much for your help! Everything is fine again. I had to reenable FTP and redo the share settings for that. And also reupload the SSH plugin. But that was pretty much it!

(Btw, good call vandermerwe. :wink:)

It seems your new setting for the Crashplan cache folder didn't stick. I found this in the config file, which seems to be the default location:

<cachePath>/usr/local/crashplan/cache</cachePath>

But if that was [only] a couple of hundred megs, then I guess the real problem was whatever was in tmp, right?

I have definitely learned a valuable lesson here. So I'm keen in making sure I don't run into this problem again in the future. Therefore, I have a couple of questions that I hope you can help me with:

1.
The 2.5GB in tmp, what did it consist of mainly? What was the main culprit? Something I've installed? Or can this happen with just standard everything?

2.
Can I delete anything in tmp at anytime? I mean if it allows itself to be deleted that is and is not locked.

3.
Is it possible to schedule some form of routine clean-up of tmp? Or should I manually set a reminder for myself to go in and do some house cleaning now and then?

4.
One final question, which I guess I already know the answer to, but I might as well ask. Is it possible to expand the OS partition or does that require some custom firmware or something? THAT I'm not getting into...!