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whc
Nov 02, 2019Aspirant
Rebuilding shares using SSH possible?
Just mistakenly deleted shares when I deleted stuck snapshots using SSH, is it possible to rebould those shares with SSH, have taken screenshot, so have the ID and gen numbers, maybe a SSH command ca...
Sandshark
Nov 04, 2019Sensei
Best of luck to you. I took a quick look at TestDisk, and it appears to be about recovering lost partitions. Unless I have completely misunderstood you, you have lost a share, which is a BTRFS subvolume, not a partition.
whc
Nov 04, 2019Aspirant
Well than you :). Don't know much about NAS storage and their setup, thats why I always have bought finished systems, not messing around with linux and subvolume, shares, or what ever, so still have allot to learn, never recovered tada from a Raid 5 system before, have from single and Raid 1 systems, much easier, none of this makes sense to me, thats probably why I deleted it in the first place, thinking it was a snapshot (had 2TB snapshot that would just not delete).
Have been around the house this evening, and found several old harddrives and DVD backups, but then I though to see if Amazon Drive still by any chance would save my data after this time, and YES! 3.23 TB data still on the drive, backup from this Readynas, have used 3.23TB of my free 5GB storage :D. Well in the process of downloading all that data now, have igBit connection so it wil not take that long. Not THAT worried about messing up the backup of my deleted shares now, most of the old unreplacable data is in that Amazon backup, puh! Still going to try and get all the data up to date from the NAS server thugh, TestDisk is then probably not the way to go, thanks for the heads up :).
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