On Wednesday 31 January 2007 09:16:37 am David McMillan wrote: > > Can you access some debug info on the NAS through the HTTP interface? > > Rather little, I'm afraid. But I'm able to access the NAS device via > Samba normally from my Windows systems on the same LAN, and my SUSE 10.0 > system can still access the NAS via its FTP service (which I'm currently > using to pull the information off). > Also, I've found some more odd behavior: I experimented by creating a > whole new empty directory and mounting the NAS device to it. The moment > I mounted the NAS device to it, *that* directory vanished from the ls > display, but showed up in df. When I umounted, ls started showing it > again. It's almost as if the act of mounting something to the directory > is causing the directory to 'get lost,' somehow.
How full is the NAS? More than 90%? More than 95%? If its too full you may be seeing your performance drop to slower than molasses at -40F. If you came back in an hour would the mount point be viewable? If its too full, can you copy anything off to a Windows machine to free up some space on the NAS for the real important info to be backed up? Stan -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
