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NAS not starting any services #25220444
I had a hard time coming up with a good subject for this problem, since I don't really know what's wrong and how to describe it. Here's the story: Suddenly I noticed that CIFS was not behaving norm...
I don't know how well this will work, but I just moved /usr/local/crashplan to /c/.crashplan and then created a sym link to it:
ln -s /c/.crashplan /usr/local/crashplan
Crashplan seems to be working ok that way
I did the same thing for the /tmp dir, moved it to /c/.tmp/ and sym linked to it. That one I am not as confident I won't run into some strange problem sooner or later, but I'm trying it for a while.
This should prevent either /tmp nor /usr/local/crashplan from ever filling up the root partition again.
Dewdman42 wrote:
I don't know how well this will work, but I just moved /usr/local/crashplan to /c/.crashplan and then created a sym link to it:
ln -s /c/.crashplan /usr/local/crashplan
Crashplan seems to be working ok that way
I did the same thing for the /tmp dir, moved it to /c/.tmp/ and sym linked to it. That one I am not as confident I won't run into some strange problem sooner or later, but I'm trying it for a while.
This should prevent either /tmp nor /usr/local/crashplan from ever filling up the root partition again.
I moved the cache by changing my.service.xml (look for <cachePath>) but left the rest alone.
If /c/ couldn't be mounted you might have some issues running w/o /tmp. So I'm not confident in that one either.
It sounds like you ran out of memory?
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