+1. Sorry, I wasn't clear. This is exactly what you would want to do first.
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+1. Sorry, I wasn't clear. This is exactly what you would want to do first.
Since, you've blown away the previous metadata by recreating the array, the only way to potentially recover at this point is to try every possible order combination to assemble your array and try to...
Are you SSHing in with a standard user (not root)? If so, being put into your home directory to start is the standard behavior. You can also cd into any directory you have the permissions to view. or...
Can you provide the output of these two commands?
cat /etc/samba/smb.conf
and
ls -la /path/to/share
This will allow us to see the samba share permissions as well as the folder permissions.
Good question. No, this is not built into Plex, but you can get around this limitation, if you are willing to follow some pretty easy directions.
Just ask your question here, that way other users searching in the future may benefit from the conversation :) I'll be happy to try to answer your questions.
Just one more option for streaming. Plexmediaserver makes this dead simple, has a nice interface, is free, and will automatically transcode movies for devices over the WAN. High bitrate files will...
Just one other thought to add onto Darko's great directions. If you don't want to have your username and password in /etc/fstab, you can create a file that contains them and make it only readable by...
You would just need to create an entry for eth0. Using nano may be easier for you if you aren't familiar with vi.
nano /etc/network/interfaces
Add lines like the following under the lo...
It sounds like you need to setup key based SSH login, so you can rsync without the need for entering a password each time.
No, you do not need Bind setup to update a Dynamic DNS record. You just need ddclient to update the host record. Here is a walkthrough to configure this.
Proxmox is a great, free solution that uses both KVM and OpenVZ virtualization technologies. Openstack is another solution, but more difficult to setup than Proxmox. Setting up your fileservers to...
Don't forget to install mdadm before trying to run the assemble :)
sudo apt-get install mdadm
Could we see the full smart output for each disk?
smartctl -a /dev/sda
smartctl -a /dev/sdb
smartctl -a /dev/sdc
smartctl -a /dev/sdd
smartctl -a /dev/sde
Also, how are these disks...
I'm very glad that it worked out well for you. Thanks for the final update.
+1, you are right Darkod, I forgot about the create without the assume clean flag. This could all be meaningless at this point (other than getting a new array setup). Even though the fsck passed...
If this is just for testing/learning, an old Pentium4 box or the like at home with Ubuntu server on it is the cheapest way to learn. I wouldn't suggest you use a distributed filesystem in your case,...
That looks good so far :)
Ceph is another free distributed filesystem, but seems like you just need a VPS with more resources (hard drive space).
That's a good question about ddrescue. It created an exact duplicate of your other drive at the block level, so I'm not sure the best way around this. The main problem that this could create is...
+1 to Darko's directions. If you want to make this even a bit more automatic, then just copy and paste these into your terminal.
# Make yourself root, enter password when asked
sudo -i
#...
Neither of those are great solutions. The partially synced disk won't work, so you'll have to use /dev/sda. I think I would buy a new disk and use gddrescue to copy all the contents onto the new...
Sorry, I'm late to the party, but without passing the --assume-clean flag to your create, I'm not sure how your data is intact (I'm glad it is, but it shouldn't be) :) Please keep us posted.
Did you try to mount the array, to verify that your data is intact? That's really more important than adding /dev/sdc1 at this point. The fsck actually looked very good, only 1 inode error is great...
As said above, the order is not important on an assemble only on a re-create. mdadm can see the metadata and can assemble. Also, yes, it can assemble an array given only 4 of the 5 devices. Good...