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Adding disks #204

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zucram opened this issue May 9, 2019 · 6 comments
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Adding disks #204

zucram opened this issue May 9, 2019 · 6 comments

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@zucram
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zucram commented May 9, 2019

Your environment:

  • Operating system: Ubuntu 18

  • Webserver: Traefik

  • PHP Version: 7.1.17

  • Monitorr Version: 1.7.6m (in the footer of the Monitorr UI)

Describe your issue:

I'm trying to add a second hdd in monitorr settings. It's a USB drive. I've tried both the mount path /disks/mediadisk and the "original path" /dev/sdd1 and neither works. I'm running monitorr through docker.

I have read the t-shooting Wiki at: https://github.com/Monitorr/Monitorr/wiki/06-Troubleshooting

@seanvree
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@zucram when you say "it doesn't work" Are you getting any errors in the browser window or the dev console? Is the USB drive empty? Have you been able, or can you, add a second non-USB drive?

@zucram
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zucram commented Jun 3, 2019

Hi! Sorry, Let me be more specific:
I have one USB drive mounted under /dev/sdc1 and /disks/mediadisk. Typing both of those does not work. Monitorr throws the error ERROR reading stats for HD /disks/mediadisk

I also have another internal disks (Besides the main one mounted under /) That is mounted under /dev/sda1 and that throws the same errror in the console monitorr-site_settings.php:63 ERROR reading stats for HD /dev/

Attaching a screenshot to show how the graphical parts look.

Hope this helps you troubleshoot @seanvree as i would really like this to work.
Screenshot 2019-06-03 at 07 18 01

@seanvree
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seanvree commented Jun 5, 2019

@zucram okay, so a couple of questions -

  • Can you try to use just /dev/ ?
  • Also, are the drives you've mounted empty?
  • What are the permissions on those drives? Can you compare them to your main system disk / ?
  • If all that fails, you'll need to post your PHP logs.

I'm wondering if it's related to this:

#206

@zucram
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zucram commented Jun 6, 2019

Hi!
/dev/ gives the same errors as previous.
The disks are definitely not empty
I'm not sure how i check permissions or the php logs. If you can help me through that i can give you the output @seanvree

@zucram
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zucram commented Jul 9, 2019

Any progress on this one @seanvree?

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zucram commented Apr 22, 2020

Still looking for help with this one!

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