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Quote from SteveMann: “BTW, I am running Debian GNU/Linux 9.4 (stretch), so should I change "squeeze" to "stretch" in the sources.list line? ” Just add non-free to the end of the line for your current repo in /etc/apt/sources.list. No need to add…

Quote from MorgothQ: “Following an upgrade to 4.x last night I'm now getting the following error when I run ” This is a bintray issue that happens from time to time. No idea what causes. I have email their support before but don't get a lot since…

Quote from Blabla: “Just a question: is this error during installation normal? Quote: “Building initial module for 4.14.0-0.bpo.3-amd64 configure: error: *** Please make sure the kmod spl devel <kernel> package for your *** distribution is installed…

Hi, about cookies, there is no cookie problem with HTTP. The 1st time i connect, i can save cookie. in HTTPs, for a local network use only, there is some security error message i can pass through, with special rule in FF or Chrome, but cookie is not…

Hi all, back to 3.0.99 on all my NAS. I prefer homogeneous NAS. I don't see improvement with 4.1 version for my use, but some difficulties, or different settings to work properly. I will try in a few months 4.x thanks all.

It is about 2TB of data. Rsync can handle anything I'll ask, I think. Primary - live Data are on NAS - OMV. I want it to be synced-pushed as one way copy to different machine. For now I'm still aiming for ARM board based PC with one HDD attached. This…

Yyou can read the atime, mtime or ctime of any file in a shell script Source Code (9 lines) If you want the last access datetime of a bunch of file in some directories (recursive), you can do a thing like this: Source Code (2 lines)

Quote from KiwiSteve: “Has anyone else seen wired network errors with the 3B+ during file copy? ” Sure. It's lousy hardware and networking has obviously not been tested by the vendor prior to product launch. Somewhere here you find the ugly details: New…

In this moment there isn't a personal backup, nas with openmediavault born for this use. NAS is syncronized with active directory throught LDAP Microsoft. We autorize only domain user to access in to nas.

Good luck with that mate! bookie56

Found the answer to this one here: bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/php-defaults/+bug/1579480 Quote from MorgothQ: “ I'm also getting the following in my e-mail, as opposed to the normal message about logins, updates and such: Source Code (3 lines)”

I did a scrub of my backup disk and found 4 "unrecoverable" errors. I'll be looking into what that means and how to correct it.

Regarding software or hardware RAID recovery, the answer to what I think you're asking is "no". If you're doing mdadm (software) RAID 5, data and parity is striped across all disks. Parity information will rebuild data from 1 drive failure but more…

Thanks- that and some old-fashioned research helped me understand a lot. Linux is getting more versatile for me every day. Who knows, I may switch my main PC to Debian some day, or at least, dual-boot. Perhaps you can help me get a bit further in my…

Did you read the logs to see what it is writing about? A few details like hardware type etc might get better guesses. One other quick tip df -h shows the size of your partitions. apt-get clean all cleans your apt cache which can store a lot of archives…

So that has me wondering another question. I used the software raid built into OMV. I've read that snap raid plug-in if an array fails the disks could still be read one by one to recover allot of the data. Does that same effect happen with OMV built in…

Glad you got it going.

Hi flmaxey I have been adding files to the new raid with brtfs and doing the scrubs.... No problems yet.... bookie56

Are you looking at your hard drive or the live system?