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Please Help: can't ssh, can't start services_case nos.: 25913382 / 25923232
My problems started this morning by getting this email message every 10 minutes: System volume root usage is 81 %. This condition should not occur in normal conditions. Please contact technical support. Looking into my system it looked like there was a lot of stuff in my /var directory, so I wanted to move that to a different partition. I did a little research and followed the instructions here to move my /var directory to /home/var: http://serverfault.com/questions/429937/how-to-move-var-to-another-existing-partition Basically, I did this: mkdir -p /home/var rsync -va /var /home/var mv /var /var.old mkdir -p /var mount -o bind /home/var /var added this line to /etc/fstab: /home/var /var none bind Then, could not access web admin page for readynas, something about the management service not running, so I hard rebooted. When it came back up it automatically went into setup wizard. I tried to ssh into my readynas but couldnt. I tried to turn on ssh service via the web admin page, but doesnt seem to let me turn on any services. No other services are working either (Plex, Subsonic). How can I fix this? My old var folder should still be there. I want to just change it back to the way it was, but since I cant ssh in I dont know how to do that. Please help. Jeff