Activity for Fred Grayson
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Fred Grayson posted a comment on discussion Help
Yes. But you could go larger if the pricing is favorable.
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A single parity drive will allow the recovery of only one data disk, regardless of how large it is when compared to the data disks.
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Have you asked on the Webmin Discussion Forum? https://sourceforge.net/p/webadmin/discussion/600155/
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Nevermind.
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When running a fix command, the program should check for a previously existing fix.log file and uniquely rename it and the open a new file for writing. If a fix is interrupted for some reason and then restarted, currently the fix.log file will be overwritten. Another perhaps simpler option would be instead of writing to fix.log append to it.
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How true. When the fix is running an oscillating ETA is shown. Is that in hours:minutes?
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Thank you, I'll grow some more patience and hope. So, will I see the size of a 'bad' file increasing if I look at it from time to time?
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Thanks for your reply. I did what you said. Results below. The fix.log file has many fragments of this: Read error at position 0 Clearly the file sizes are different. The recovered file will not play in VLC Media Player. The last sync was on 12-28-2023 and ran without any errors. I presume this is where the line from today's snapraid list run came from. It says the file is a little over 2GB The file recovered today is a little over 524K Please clarify the disparity. Thanks FG From the **snapraid...
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Thanks for your reply. I did what you said. Results below. Clearly the file sizes are different. The recovered file will not play in VLC Media Player. The last sync was on 12-28-2023 and ran without any errors. I presume this is where the line from today's snapraid list run came from. It says the file is a little over 2GB The file recovered today is a little over 524K Please clarify the disparity. Thanks FG From the **snapraid list** run you suggested here is for one file. **2125835633** 2023/11/21...
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Hello, First a brief history of my use of SnapRAID. Began many years ago on an OpenMediaVault 2.0 box. Started with an array of two data disks and one parity disk, all 3TB. Shortly after the initial setup I wanted to test recovery to be sure I was happy with the program. I basically followed the online manual and the result was perfect. My use case is basically sync and scrub every three days using a script I found online and look over the emailed reports. Never got any type of unexpected result....
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That isn't a complication, it is exactly what is desired, assuming you will either remove the old smaller drives or reformat them once they have been cloned. The method I have suggested is how I have been doing what you desire for the last eight years with nine drives, one by one, as I needed more space. I am on Debian Linux and use the dd program to perform the cloning.
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That isn't a complication, it is exactly what is desired, assuming you will either remove the old smaller drives or reformat them once they have been cloned. The method I have suggested is how I have been doing what you desire for the last eight years with nine drives, one by one, as I needed more space. I am on Debian Linux and use he dd program to perform the cloning.
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I don't see how what you are considering is any easier than bit for bit disk cloning which prevents any complications.
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You don't say anything about what OS you are using, but generally speaking this is what I do. 1) Clone the old small drives to the new large drives. 2) Expand the partitions of the new drives to make use of all the available space. 3) Expand the filesystems of the new drives to make use of the larger partitons. 4) Remove the old small drives. Done properly there is no need to do a sync or reconfigure SnapRAID.
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You don't say anything about what OS you are using, but generally speaking this is what I do. 1) Clone the old small drives to the new large drives. 2) Expand the partitions of the new drives to make use of all the available space. 3) Expand the filesystems of the new drives to make use of the larger partitons. Done properly there is no need to do a sync.
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SnapRAID does not restore file and folder metadata when performing a fix restore. All restored files and folders will have ownership of the user that ran the fix (probably root). Permissions likely to be given by whatever umask is in effect.
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I can not concur. I have built up my network over many years with m0n0wall prior to t1n1wall and did not see this bug. In fact, the bug is not present in t1n1wall 1.8.2b branch, but is present in the 1.10.2b branch. On 12/1/2015 1:34 AM, Anonymous wrote: I recall running into this issue before with m0n0wall. This isn't a new bug introduced since the t1n1wall fork. Looks like some old code needs to be reworked.
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I can't seem to get a Full SMART status report. I have tried with every browser I have - Chromium, Chrome, and Firefox on Linux Mint 18.2, and IE on Windows 7 and against two installs of Webmin - one on Linux Mint 18.2 and another on a debian 8.x box. Not sure when this broke.
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Firewall Log Display Filtering
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Cleared up about an hour later. On 12/30/2015 9:04 PM, brushedmoss wrote: I think...
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I am now ablt to download 1.10.2b83.amd64 images from Sourceforge. Bug 14 Services:...
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I am unable to download any 1.10.2b83.amd64 images from Sourceforge. I can't change...
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generic-pc-1.10.2b82.amd64.img BROKEN
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OK, I'll give it a lookover. Any hints as to what might break? On 12/30/2015 8:53...
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Fixed. On 12/23/2015 5:36 PM, Andy White wrote: Hopefully fixed in r76 [bugs:#22]...
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DNS Forwarder Broken in generic-pc-1.10.2b75.img
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DHCP Server not working on generic-pc-1.10.2b75.amd64.img
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Edit: Pressing Ctrl C in console allows proper console menu to appear and CPU to...
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Console hangs when booting generic-pc-1.10.2b75.amd64.img on APU1D4
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OK, I'll wait for the amd64 build that fixes the bug and start looking for new ones...
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Andy, Yes, amd64. What are the advantages of amd64 over i386, if any? Unless there...
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Thanks. Have you fixed #14 Services: DHCP server: Edit static mapping too? Present...
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I see it in the source code of every page in 1.10.2b69: I cleared cache but it made...
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I can not concur. I have built up my network over many years with m0n0wall prior...
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I can not concur. I have built up my network over many years with m0n0wall prior...
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Branding - Still a pointer to m0n0wall remaining.
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Attached. On 10/8/2015 2:32 PM, Andy White wrote: Hi Fred, can you send me a snip...
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Attached.
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Edit: t1n1wall version is generic-pc-installer-1.10.2b63.amd64.img
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Services: DHCP server: Edit static mapping.
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Bug in New Filemin File Manager Module
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There is a bug in this module that prevents its use, and it will be fixed inthe next...
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Go into Webmin Configuration | Webmin Modules and just intall them from there.
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Bug in New Filemin File Manager Module
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Bug in New Filemin File Manager Module
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Booting generic-pc-1.8.2b42.img on APU1D4 from SD Card: Searching bootorder for:...
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On 8/5/2015 7:43 AM, Andy White wrote: it looks like its not seeing your SD card...
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generic-pc-1.10.1b34.img on apu1d4 Fails to Complete Boot
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I'm running generic-pc-serial-1.8.2b40 on ALIX, and the problem is fixed. Or did...
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make ledinidcator a config item in system_advanced.php
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Nevermind....
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I'm running Webmin 1.730 on Debian Wheezy ARM. The File Manager module is broken...
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I'm running Webmin 1.730 on Debian Wheezy ARM. The File Manager module is broken...
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The packages available from the Webmin site will be current. Is there some reason...
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I am not sure to what extent Module Access control can be configure beyond what you...
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You were repeatedly told that the ProFTPD server software program was likely not...
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I don't see anything in this thread that mentions a ProFTPD Server software installation....
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If all you want a user to be able to do is start/stop a server, you can create a...
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d elleray What makes you say that? ProFTPD Server in /usr/libexec/webmin-1.690/proftpd...
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elleray What makes you say that? ProFTPD Server in /usr/libexec/webmin-1.690/proftpd...
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The mistake you may be making is this. A Webmin module allows Webmin to control another...
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