Minidlna stopped working

[galaberta]

Hi there
and this is the last output:

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root@galaberta:/ # unlink /share/1000/minidlna/mfvdw.conf
unlink: cannot unlink `/share/1000/minidlna/mfvdw.conf': Operation not permitted
root@galaberta:/ # lsattr /share/1000/minidlna
------------------- /share/1000/minidlna/mfvdw.conf
------------------- /share/1000/minidlna/minidlna.conf
root@galaberta:/ # chattr -i -a /share/1000/minidlna
root@galaberta:/ # rm -f /share/1000/minidlna/mfvdw.conf
rm: cannot remove `/share/1000/minidlna/mfvdw.conf': Operation not permitted
root@galaberta:/ #


[fvdw]

Is minidlna running while you try to delete the file?

[galaberta]

Hi there,
I stopped minidlna (well, it already said server installed but not running), tried again, and the same output:

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root@galaberta:/ # rm -f /share/1000/minidlna/mfvdw.conf
rm: cannot remove `/share/1000/minidlna/mfvdw.conf': Operation not permitted
root@galaberta:/ #


[fvdw]

Lets see if it is a directory issue, try to create a new file snd delete it

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touch /share/1000/minidlna/test.txt

Check if it is there

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ls /share/1000/minidlna

Remove it

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rm -f /share/1000/minidlna/test.txt

If this fails then there is some permission inherently from above directories. If you can create a new file and delete it then it is related to the mfvdw.conf file.
In that case you could rename the minidlna folder and reinstall minidlna

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mv /share/1000/minidlna /share/1000/minidlna-old

[galaberta]

Working!!!!!
It allowed me to create and delele the file, then I renamed the directory and re-installed it... and it worked!!!
Thanks you both for your help!! it took a while, but you made it work again!!!

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root@galaberta:/ # touch /share/1000/minidlna/test.txt
root@galaberta:/ # ls /share/1000/minidlna
mfvdw.conf  test.txt
root@galaberta:/ # rm -f /share/1000/minidlna
rm: cannot remove `/share/1000/minidlna': Is a directory
root@galaberta:/ # rm -f /share/1000/minidlna/test.txt
root@galaberta:/ # mv /share/1000/minidlna /share/1000/minidlna-old
root@galaberta:/ #


[Jocko]

Hi

So nice progress and now did you try again to install minidlna ? and did it run rightly ?

Post the output and now we go to check fs on sda8 :
- Open disk setup menu and click on the volume name to load the edit volume menu
- click on the button "Check and repair the filesystem"

Report if some errors has been detected.

Did you make it ?

[galaberta]

Hi Jocko,
Yes, Minidlna works right again!!! :hail

I "checked and repaired the system" and the output is in the attached file. apparently no problems detected?

Thanks again for your help!

Let me know if you are interested in doing more test, just in case this can help other members!

[Jocko]

Hi

There is a better feedback than a screen capture with a setup job (and your capture is not complete). So can you post or attach the file

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cat /etc/.setup.fs/setupjob.log

Let me know if you are interested in doing more test, just in case this can help other members!

Indeed if minidlna is now working the issue should be still present on the previous minidlna folder. Can you try again

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rm -rf /share/1000/minidlna-old

Other point do you want to investigate the web-explorer error ?

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* Starting Explorer Service...                  [ FAIL ]
                 [ FAIL ]
                 [ FAIL ]
                 [ OK ]

[galaberta]

Hi Jocko, sorry for the delay, here I am again:

So, step by step:
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cat /etc/.setup.fs/setupjob.log

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root@galaberta:/ # cat /etc/.setup.fs/setupjob.log
<b>Setup task fscheck.sh is now running</b><br>
Found disk: sda(5YD94BDS) <br>
Check file system on sda8(please wait, take a long time... ca 1 hour/TB)<br>
=>e2fsck 1.43.4 (31-Jan-2017)
Pass 1: Checking inodes, blocks, and sizes
Pass 2: Checking directory structure
Pass 3: Checking directory connectivity
Pass 4: Checking reference counts
Pass 5: Checking group summary information
/dev/sda8: 379908/121921536 files (12.7% non-contiguous), 465075397/487661099 bl                ocks
Ok: file system on sda8 is clean
<b>Setup task fscheck.sh is ended</b><br>
<br><span style="color:red;">NAS restarting on user's request</span><br>
Restore the regular boot mode...<br>
OK<br></span>
NAS is restarting...OK<br>
root@galaberta:/ #


[galaberta]

Second one:

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rm -rf /share/1000/minidlna-old

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root@galaberta:/ # rm -rf /share/1000/minidlna-old
rm: cannot remove `/share/1000/minidlna-old/mfvdw.conf': Operation not permitted
root@galaberta:/ #