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FeliC
May 25, 2022Aspirant
RN316- Curious on getting hacked or just system error/disk error
Things before situation happened that i think is related: Version :6.10.7 Antivirus on(Protect ReadyNas OS) IPv6 disabled Streaming applications disabled wan connection Router (blocked all traff...
- May 25, 2022
Did you install via SSH? If so, you had to use sudo, which makes you temporary root. But that's not what really matters. Linux normally installs to the root volume. With the size limitation of ReadyNASOS OS partition, that's problematic with some apps. If you install a standard Linux .deb package from SSH, you should create a directory in /apps (which is on your data volume, though there is a symbolic link to it in root). Then move any files the app creates (or any location to which it will store data) in there, then create a symbolic link to the /apps folder in place of the original folder in root.
FeliC
May 25, 2022Aspirant
--update--
Confirmed that emby-server filled volume root in /var
Now i am curious why i use user admin to install but will still use root environment
Sandshark
May 25, 2022Sensei - Experienced User
Did you install via SSH? If so, you had to use sudo, which makes you temporary root. But that's not what really matters. Linux normally installs to the root volume. With the size limitation of ReadyNASOS OS partition, that's problematic with some apps. If you install a standard Linux .deb package from SSH, you should create a directory in /apps (which is on your data volume, though there is a symbolic link to it in root). Then move any files the app creates (or any location to which it will store data) in there, then create a symbolic link to the /apps folder in place of the original folder in root.
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