All Shares Gone - Lacie 5Big Network 2

[Glaven Clattuck]

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rmdir lacie/md4

only if unmount command succeeded

Hope that you mean delete /lacie/md4 with the slash before the name lacie. Right?

My Lacie had three volumes, called Concerts, Movies and Music.
Now on the try directory, I found the files that were in "concerts"

So the easy way to restore your share should be to set at least 2 other shares with a temporary name and rename them (and also try share) in accordance with their content.

[Jocko]

Hope that you mean delete /lacie/md4 with the slash before the name lacie. Right?

Yes that is

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rmdir /lacie/md4

[Glaven Clattuck]

So the easy way to restore your share should be to set at least 2 other shares with a temporary name and rename them (and also try share) in accordance with their content.

ok, for do this, i have to follow the same instructions used for create the dir "try"?

1) mkdir -m 777 /shares/try (obviously a new name)
2) go on dashboard and create a dir with the new name

or i can go directly on step 2?

[Jocko]

no need to do the step1, just use the dashboard

[Glaven Clattuck]

no need to do the step1, just use the dashboard

thanks, just a last question.

What should I do to the original folder Share, I have to re-create or do not need?

[Jocko]

what is the folder "Post" ? :scratch

[Glaven Clattuck]

what is the folder "Post" ? :scratch

sorry it's a mistype. I correct the post. I mean the folder Share

[Jocko]

I think it is better to create again the default share "Share" as you did for the share "Public"

But do it only after recovering your 3 shares

[Glaven Clattuck]

SOLVED!
Thanks to the preparation, the infinite patience of @Jocko and also at the support of site-admin @fvdv. Finally my three volumes, are available and usable again on my Lacie.

In the end all need to learn something. I was, and am, a noob on linux, but this week I had to document myself, and now I've discovered that it is possible to access Lacie via ssh, this thanks to the installation of a custom-capsules.
I found out from @Jocko the various nests of a nas, and the most diverse aspects on the RAID configuration, so I only can say once again, thank you, and yes i want to say that I just helped with a donation to the site.
It's not too much, but it is in any case something, that I did with deep gratitude.

my respect and regards

[Jocko]

Hi Glaven Clattuck

thank you for the contribution.
This will be used to keep the server up and nothing is free even if some think the opposite.