Try the drives in another machine.
Posts by gderf
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Looks like a hardware failure. Change the data cable and try again.
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You'll get nowhere with this on a system that has no working DNS resolver and/or a working internet connection. Fix this.
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Thanks. I'll give them a try.
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Next look in:
/srv/dev-disk-by-uuid-266d4062-54cd-4766-b25c-676c390a26bd/compose/qBittorrent/data/logs/qbittorrent.log
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You need to look in the container log.
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Temporarily comment out the restart: unless-stopped That might let it run long enough to get some logs written.
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Midnight Commander in a screen session via ssh login.
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Well, I guess it may be that snapraid requires a minimum of 3 content files. Didn't know that and wasn't able to find it in the snapraid docs.
From the manual:
7.4 content FILE
Snip.....
You have to store at least one copy for each parity disk used plus one. Using some more doesn't hurt.
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Use Gparted to shrink the source drive partition by enough to make it smaller than the target disk.
Use dd to clone the source disk to the target disk. It will likely throw an error about running out of room, but that will not matter.
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When you are presented with a long list of packages that will be removed as a consequence of an action you initiated, and then answer yes without reading the list, then yes, getting hosed is a known outcome and preventable.
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You might want to disable swap for a while and see if you can really do without it, then delete it if you can.
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I would focus on finding out why you need any swap at all with 64GB of RAM. But as I have said elsewhere you will be better off with a swap file that you can easily grow, shrink, or relocate as opposed to a swap partition of fixed size and location.
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For the WebGUI interface you have to connect with a web browser from another machine.
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root login works only in the terminal shell
Default login works only in the WebGUI.
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Losing the config means that you will have to respecify which drives are data, which are parity, and which have a content file. Not a big deal at all.
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I suggest making a copy of the config file. When you repick the disks align the disk name and disk mount point name the same way they were.
Also, define the exclusions/inclusions in the same order they were before.
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Well, AFAIK all but one of the several third party scripts out there are no longer maintained. The one I used to use is not even available anymore.
That leaves auanasgheps/ snapraid-aio-script. Maybe the author will work with you on this to avoid any breakage.
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The only problem with that is sooner or later, the multi array plugin is all that will exist.
And the only problem with that is that unless any/all third party scripts that are in use will become broken until they too are upgraded.
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If you don't need multiple array support I suggest downgrading the plugin to v 6.1
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Have you claimed the server?
