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rickwookie
Sep 17, 2016Aspirant
ReadyNAS NV (Sparc) OS Partition Full
Hi I've been doing a lot of googling and think I'm nearly at the point I can get access back to my NV Frontview. Basically, NFS started to fail, then CIFS went down, then I got all sorts of o...
mdgm-ntgr
Sep 22, 2016NETGEAR Employee Retired
rickwookie wrote:
Telnet-ing in using the support mode was a real pain tbh.
Well it is called tech support mode for a reason. It's intended for support and it is a low-level diagnostic mode useful for diagnosing much more serious problems than a full OS partition.
rickwookie
Sep 22, 2016Aspirant
mdgm wrote:
rickwookie wrote:Telnet-ing in using the support mode was a real pain tbh.
Well it is called tech support mode for a reason. It's intended for support and it is a low-level diagnostic mode useful for diagnosing much more serious problems than a full OS partition.
Um, thanks for the heads up?
In the mean time I'll continue to find my own solutions to the problem, although I will confess I'm struggling a little here.
I'd really appreciate it if anyone could direct me where to look for the missing link that I currently have between the Frontview settings for ftp and the active proftpd configuration.
So far I've found what appears to be the default config in /etc/default/ but I still can work out why changes in the Frontview web UI are being ignored.
- mdgm-ntgrSep 22, 2016NETGEAR Employee Retired
Was just pointing out that as tech support mode is intended for support it's designed to suit our support engineers not to be intuitive for end user use.
It could be that there is still some corrupt config as a result of your OS partition getting full.
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