NAS326 Stuck Spin on desktop
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tomrc
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Hi my nas326 is stuck on spin after login in my desk web page. Some one know as fix this problem.
I see that this problem occurr when I shutdown the nas push and hold the prower button.
#NAS_December
I see that this problem occurr when I shutdown the nas push and hold the prower button.
#NAS_December
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Did you by chance install the ffp package before last sunday, 3 december 14:00 UTC? In that case it's the ffp package. You'll have to disable it from a shell.
/i-data/sysvol/.PKG/ffp/etc/init.d/ffp shutdown
/i-data/sysvol/.PKG/ffp/etc/init.d/ffp disable
Now your webinterface works again, and you can update the ffp package, and re-enable it.1
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@tomrc
Make sure your NAS326 has correct IP address, and try clean your web history and use incognito/private window to access your NAS.
If the problem is still exist, then press reset button within 1 beep to reset IP and password, the data wouldn't be affected.0 -
Did you by chance install the ffp package before last sunday, 3 december 14:00 UTC? In that case it's the ffp package. You'll have to disable it from a shell.
/i-data/sysvol/.PKG/ffp/etc/init.d/ffp shutdown
/i-data/sysvol/.PKG/ffp/etc/init.d/ffp disable
Now your webinterface works again, and you can update the ffp package, and re-enable it.1 -
Mijzelf: I dont remember if I was installed the ffp. But I open the ssh put the user "root" and my password admin
The system prompt with root@nas326:
Then type
/i-data/sysvol/.PKG/ffp/etc/init.d/ffp disable
There is not valid path.
I will try again.
Could you confirm if it is rigth way?.
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Ijnrsi:I do clean my web software, I do reset the ip and not luck. I am able to access my file using windows explorer and terminal ssh. I am able to type my password into webinterface
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In that case you don't have ffp installed. And so it's not your problem.
/i-data/sysvol/.PKG/ffp/etc/init.d/ffp disable
There is not valid path.0 -
@Mijzelf I search for this file ffp using winscp, I found into my nas
I see the same path except that sysvol = "7bxxxxxx"
I change sysvol for my location it work
/i-data/sysvol/.PKG/ffp/etc/init.d/ffp shutdown
/i-data/sysvol/.PKG/ffp/etc/init.d/ffp disable
/i-data/7bxxxxxx/.PKG/ffp/etc/init.d/ffp shutdown
/i-data/7bxxxxxx/.PKG/ffp/etc/init.d/ffp disable
Thanks
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Really? Do you have 2 volumes, by chance?
/i-data/sysvol/ is an (indirect) symlink to the system volume, which is the default volume to install packages. But if you have more than one volume, you can choose, and in that case the package is not necessarily in /i-data/sysvol/0 -
Yes I have 2 volumes. is it so bad? .
And that first time that I have the problem I swap my disk and the problem gone. But now I now solve.
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is it so bad?
Not at all. I just didn't expect it.
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