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Re: Having to run ./force_snapshots_upgrade on every reboot to get shares to show.
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Having to run ./force_snapshots_upgrade on every reboot to get shares to show.
Hello, I've been having a problem with my ReadyNAS Pro 2 for some time. I just updated it to 6.6.0 to see if it would fix it, but as in the past, it did not. This NAS has a single 3TB drive in it, and it is encrypted.
When I reboot the NAS, a lot of the time I would be told that the volume is inactive, but currently, when I reboot the NAS none of the shares will show unless i run a ./force_snapshots_upgrade followed by systemctl restart readynasd. I just completely deleted all of the snapshots using the webui, and it shows 0, but the issue seems to persist.
Does anyone know why I have to run ./force_snapshots_upgrade on my encrypted ReadyNAS Pro2 on every reboot to get the shares to show?
Thanks.
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Re: Having to run ./force_snapshots_upgrade on every reboot to get shares to show.
Do you still have this issue on 6.6.1 Beta?
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Re: Having to run ./force_snapshots_upgrade on every reboot to get shares to show.
I haven't tried 6.6.1. Can you provide a download link, and a link to the release notes?
Thank you.
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Re: Having to run ./force_snapshots_upgrade on every reboot to get shares to show.
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