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Re: ReadyNAS (104) - OS6.10 - SMB wont active (can't start from SSH too)
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Recently upgraded to v6.10.0. Since then, can't start SMS. It won't go green in GUI. Tried to start in the SSH shell. it failed. also tried uninstalling and reinstalling Samba from SSH Shell
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Finally got it solved! I was able to start the SMB service again just by deleting an invalid entry in my /etc/frontview/samba/smb.conf.overrides file. the entry was like "max protocol = null" . so this part was blocking the start of SMB service. just by deleting this, SMB was up. This saved me at least a week of data restoraion time.
Thanks for the support!
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Re: ReadyNAS (104) - OS6.10 - SMB wont active (can't start from SSH too)
Did you try an OS reinstall?
If that fails, then the simplest (though time-consuming) path is to do a factory reset, reconfigure the NAS, and restore the files from backup.
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Re: ReadyNAS (104) - OS6.10 - SMB wont active (can't start from SSH too)
Yes, did an OS Reinstall. no change. its about 6.5TB of data. already backed up (for several days), Now I don't want to go through the pain of reinstalling it for another week or so. I would rather try to SSH and fix SMB issue, at the end of the day its debian linux, so I am hoping a linux guru may help me out here. I like a challange, so don't want to just reset to factory default.
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Finally got it solved! I was able to start the SMB service again just by deleting an invalid entry in my /etc/frontview/samba/smb.conf.overrides file. the entry was like "max protocol = null" . so this part was blocking the start of SMB service. just by deleting this, SMB was up. This saved me at least a week of data restoraion time.
Thanks for the support!