FORBIDDEN - You don't have permission to access on this serv

[Jocko]

So there were many errors on sda5. Wait and see if you get again your issue

[Draftmancorp]

So there were many errors on sda5. Wait and see if you get again your issue

OK jocko!!! lets see! thanks for your patience :snicker
have a nice evening!!

[Jocko]

An additional information, you have to disable the debug mode (has performance impact).
So from a shell window ( putty), do

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debugoff

that's all

[Draftmancorp]

An additional information, you have to disable the debug mode (has performance impact).
So from a shell window ( putty), do

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debugoff

that's all

did it :rock

@jocko i have a question... is there a way to do all that we did here, but inside the web interface? example: a tool for check disk and repair inside the web interface? maybe without destroying the raid configuratio.
I only see the smart tab but is not so helpful.

[Jocko]

Hi Draftmancorp

i have a question... is there a way to do all that we did here, but inside the web interface? example: a tool for check disk and repair inside the web interface? maybe without destroying the raid configuratio.

This is almost already done on the current version.

- From fw web-interface, you can run a fs check on the data partitions (sd?8 partitions or raid volume) : go to the main disk setup menu and click on the volume name. on the edit volume menu you will see a button to perform such a task

- with patch04 for version 18.2, you can force a fs check on sda5 on nas rebooting, by creating a file 'sda5-scan' in /etc. The boot script will also perform a fs check on sda5 if it fails to mount it. (I forgot it when I asked you to do it via fvdw-sl console)

- on next version, fs sda1/2 and sda5 will be checked on nas booting, after each 10 booting

[Draftmancorp]

wow thanks for the reply.

[Draftmancorp]

Just for updating the thread: The nas is up and running since 18 jan, I leave it up and running day and night for testing it and sems the FORBIDDEN problem is just a mamory of the past :woohoo so, thanks @jocko!!!