I've been doing a 'fix' for 12 hours (new disk replacing bad disk).
I forgot to stop my script that does the daily 'sync'...
and DURING the 'fix', the automatic 'sync' ran.
Am I in trouble?
I was not able to capture the log of the sync.
The 'fix' is still making progress.
Thank you
Snapraid 11.1 on Windows.
Last edit: DCL 2022-01-30
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There should be no problem as executable file detectes if any other process is running and simply refuse to proceed, At least on Linux.. so generally single instance of the process is allowed, that's why lock files are used for.
What's the snapraid.content.lock file?
It's a file used by SnapRAID to check if another SnapRAID instance is already running. It's created where the first content file is placed.
Last edit: TooMeeK User 2022-07-31
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I've been doing a 'fix' for 12 hours (new disk replacing bad disk).
I forgot to stop my script that does the daily 'sync'...
and DURING the 'fix', the automatic 'sync' ran.
Am I in trouble?
I was not able to capture the log of the sync.
The 'fix' is still making progress.
Thank you
Snapraid 11.1 on Windows.
Last edit: DCL 2022-01-30
howd it turn out? i could totally see myself doing that so im curious :p
There should be no problem as executable file detectes if any other process is running and simply refuse to proceed, At least on Linux.. so generally single instance of the process is allowed, that's why lock files are used for.
Last edit: TooMeeK User 2022-07-31