I made some changes to my storage configuration, and admittedly, I didn't do it the correct way. I have everything working now but there is evidence of my past mistakes.
I am seeing messages in the shell like this
185.187625] /dev/disk/by-uuid/<uuid>: can't open blockdevProblem is, there is no such uuid in /dev/disk/by-uuid.
using grep to search for the uuid string, I found them (there are three unique ids that have the same type of error), but they're in /etc/openmediavault/config2.xml.
I have searched the google machine and here, but I am not finding anything mentioning config2.xml. I assume it's being referenced somewhere since it's generating console messages, so I don't want to edit it without knowing exactly what it's used for. Any ideas on what this file is, and if there's a way to affect it via the webgui to remove them? Or can I edit this file to remove the sections, or remove the file itself?
I have attached the config2.xml as a text document, and below are contents of /etc/openmediavault and /dev/disk/by-uuid
any help is appreciated
edit to add: the error message is reported for UUIDs starting with 6bca401b, e94ca86d, and b4e06cb1
$ ls /etc/openmediavault
config2.xml config.xml php.ini
$ $ ls /dev/disk/by-uuid
29016e68-487b-45f6-8487-df8dde8ca751 b755dee2-2462-4d39-9e72-8c888ea8719a
9b728108-66ff-40b3-9835-32e705a28589 f32554c6-00a6-44ba-9c6c-481f70a5f0ec
aeae9fd1-6f66-4c0b-8e23-945ab93d189a
$ 