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Share Accessible from FTP by all users after being Deleted
I have a Readynas Duo V1. with RAIDiator 4.1.9-T15. I deleted a share a few weeks back. Well, I connected to my server from another user account from offsite, I noticed the share!? I noticed t...
Well, since we have this unexplained vulnerability, the safest thing is to power down, remove the disks, connect them to a PC, and delete the partitions.
Then put them back in the NAS, and start completely over. Install the add-ons, re-enter the configuration by hand, and then restore the data from backups.
If you want to try the usual procedure, it would be:
(a) save the configuration to your PC with frontview.
(b) Do a factory default. You can do this using the Duo / NV / NV+ / X6/600 section here: http://www.readynas.com/kb/faq/boot/how ... _boot_menu, or by powering down, removing the disks, deleting the partitions in Windows, and putting them back in.
(c) Then reinstall any add-ons
(d) Restore the configuration from the previously saved config file
At this point I would make sure the securitycams directory is gone.
(e) restore the data from backup
BTW, you could open a support ticket. They might be able to tell what happened, and have an easier way to clean it.
Then put them back in the NAS, and start completely over. Install the add-ons, re-enter the configuration by hand, and then restore the data from backups.
If you want to try the usual procedure, it would be:
(a) save the configuration to your PC with frontview.
(b) Do a factory default. You can do this using the Duo / NV / NV+ / X6/600 section here: http://www.readynas.com/kb/faq/boot/how ... _boot_menu, or by powering down, removing the disks, deleting the partitions in Windows, and putting them back in.
(c) Then reinstall any add-ons
(d) Restore the configuration from the previously saved config file
At this point I would make sure the securitycams directory is gone.
(e) restore the data from backup
BTW, you could open a support ticket. They might be able to tell what happened, and have an easier way to clean it.
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