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Grillgott · 2. Februar 2020

Hallo Zusammen,

mein Qnap TS251+ weigert sich aktuell in den Standby zu schalten. Könntet ihr mir helfen, welche Prozesse das sind, damit ich sie dauerhaft abschalten/ändern kann.

Besten Dank bereits im Voraus für eure Hilfe!

Edit: Ein Backupjob / RTRR Server war der Übeltäter

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<7>[14225.970116] cc3-fastcgi(20693): dirtied inode 60817456 (server.log) on dm-0
<7>[14225.970182] cc3-fastcgi(20693): dirtied inode 60817456 (server.log) on dm-0
<7>[14225.970189] cc3-fastcgi(20693): dirtied inode 60817456 (server.log) on dm-0
<7>[14225.970353] cc3-fastcgi(20693): dirtied inode 60817455 (server-debug.log) on dm-0
<7>[14225.970363] cc3-fastcgi(20693): dirtied inode 60817455 (server-debug.log) on dm-0
<7>[14225.970368] cc3-fastcgi(20693): dirtied inode 60817455 (server-debug.log) on dm-0
<7>[14183.905205] jbd2/dm-0-8(2961): WRITE block 5788564992 on unknown-block(253,0) (8 sectors)
<7>[14232.033208] jbd2/dm-0-8(2961): WRITE block 5788565000 on unknown-block(253,0) (8 sectors)
<7>[14232.069120] jbd2/dm-0-8(2961): WRITE block 5788565008 on unknown-block(253,0) (8 sectors)
<7>[14232.069371] jbd2/dm-0-8(2961): WRITE block 5788565016 on unknown-block(253,0) (8 sectors)
<7>[14243.809215] jbd2/dm-0-8(2961): WRITE block 5788565024 on unknown-block(253,0) (8 sectors)
<7>[14243.662772] setcfg(20819): dirtied inode 182 (CACHEDEV1_DATA.log) on md9
<7>[14243.679818] setcfg(20821): dirtied inode 757 (CACHEDEV1_DATA.lo~) on md9
<7>[14243.687841] sed(20824): dirtied inode 182 (CACHEDEV1_DATA.log4meBds) on md9
<7>[14243.784444] setcfg(20879): dirtied inode 745 (CACHEDEV2_DATA.log) on md9
<7>[14243.800800] setcfg(20881): dirtied inode 757 (CACHEDEV2_DATA.lo~) on md9
<7>[14243.808834] sed(20884): dirtied inode 745 (CACHEDEV2_DATA.log80Ga1y) on md9
<7>[14248.929196] jbd2/md9-8(2276): WRITE block 470168 on unknown-block(9,9) (8 sectors)
<7>[14248.936169] md9_raid1(2263): WRITE block 1060216 on unknown-block(8,16) (1 sectors)
<7>[14248.936193] md9_raid1(2263): WRITE block 1060216 on unknown-block(8,0) (1 sectors)
<7>[14260.147140] md9_raid1(2263): WRITE block 1060232 on unknown-block(8,16) (1 sectors)
<7>[14260.147176] md9_raid1(2263): WRITE block 1060232 on unknown-block(8,0) (1 sectors)
<7>[14260.180242] jbd2/md9-8(2276): WRITE block 470176 on unknown-block(9,9) (8 sectors)
<7>[14260.180334] jbd2/md9-8(2276): WRITE block 552120 on unknown-block(9,9) (8 sectors)
<7>[14260.180343] jbd2/md9-8(2276): WRITE block 552128 on unknown-block(9,9) (8 sectors)
<7>[14260.180351] jbd2/md9-8(2276): WRITE block 552136 on unknown-block(9,9) (8 sectors)
<7>[14260.180361] jbd2/md9-8(2276): WRITE block 552144 on unknown-block(9,9) (8 sectors)
<7>[14260.180368] jbd2/md9-8(2276): WRITE block 552152 on unknown-block(9,9) (8 sectors)
<7>[14260.180374] jbd2/md9-8(2276): WRITE block 552160 on unknown-block(9,9) (8 sectors)
<7>[14260.180381] jbd2/md9-8(2276): WRITE block 552168 on unknown-block(9,9) (8 sectors)
<7>[14260.180388] jbd2/md9-8(2276): WRITE block 552176 on unknown-block(9,9) (8 sectors)
<7>[14260.180395] jbd2/md9-8(2276): WRITE block 552184 on unknown-block(9,9) (8 sectors)
<7>[14260.180402] jbd2/md9-8(2276): WRITE block 552192 on unknown-block(9,9) (8 sectors)
<7>[14260.180408] jbd2/md9-8(2276): WRITE block 552200 on unknown-block(9,9) (8 sectors)
<7>[14260.181019] jbd2/md9-8(2276): WRITE block 552208 on unknown-block(9,9) (8 sectors)
<7>[14260.567186] md9_raid1(2263): WRITE block 1060216 on unknown-block(8,16) (1 sectors)
<7>[14260.567212] md9_raid1(2263): WRITE block 1060216 on unknown-block(8,0) (1 sectors)
<7>[14260.584428] md9_raid1(2263): WRITE block 1060232 on unknown-block(8,16) (1 sectors)
<7>[14260.584449] md9_raid1(2263): WRITE block 1060232 on unknown-block(8,0) (1 sectors)
<7>[14265.825215] jbd2/md9-8(2276): WRITE block 552216 on unknown-block(9,9) (8 sectors)
<7>[14266.020173] md9_raid1(2263): WRITE block 1060216 on unknown-block(8,16) (1 sectors)
<7>[14266.020196] md9_raid1(2263): WRITE block 1060216 on unknown-block(8,0) (1 sectors)
<7>[14266.043037] md9_raid1(2263): WRITE block 1060232 on unknown-block(8,16) (1 sectors)
<7>[14266.043060] md9_raid1(2263): WRITE block 1060232 on unknown-block(8,0) (1 sectors)
<7>[14266.399176] md9_raid1(2263): WRITE block 1060216 on unknown-block(8,16) (1 sectors)
<7>[14266.399203] md9_raid1(2263): WRITE block 1060216 on unknown-block(8,0) (1 sectors)
<7>[14266.410804] md9_raid1(2263): WRITE block 1060232 on unknown-block(8,16) (1 sectors)
<7>[14266.410824] md9_raid1(2263): WRITE block 1060232 on unknown-block(8,0) (1 sectors)
<7>[14270.441186] md9_raid1(2263): WRITE block 1060216 on unknown-block(8,16) (1 sectors)
<7>[14270.441215] md9_raid1(2263): WRITE block 1060216 on unknown-block(8,0) (1 sectors)
<7>[14182.374188] md1_raid1(2514): WRITE block 11701135504 on unknown-block(8,16) (1 sectors)
<7>[14182.786200] md1_raid1(2514): WRITE block 11701135504 on unknown-block(8,16) (1 sectors)
<7>[14183.911162] md1_raid1(2514): WRITE block 11701135504 on unknown-block(8,16) (1 sectors)
<7>[14184.191168] md1_raid1(2514): WRITE block 11701135504 on unknown-block(8,16) (1 sectors)
<7>[14232.042169] md1_raid1(2514): WRITE block 11701135504 on unknown-block(8,16) (1 sectors)
<7>[14232.433181] md1_raid1(2514): WRITE block 11701135504 on unknown-block(8,16) (1 sectors)
<7>[14238.697170] md1_raid1(2514): WRITE block 11701135504 on unknown-block(8,16) (1 sectors)
<7>[14239.067177] md1_raid1(2514): WRITE block 11701135504 on unknown-block(8,16) (1 sectors)
<7>[14242.791168] md1_raid1(2514): WRITE block 11701135504 on unknown-block(8,16) (1 sectors)
<7>[14243.279173] md1_raid1(2514): WRITE block 11701135504 on unknown-block(8,16) (1 sectors)
<7>[14243.969189] md1_raid1(2514): WRITE block 11701135504 on unknown-block(8,16) (1 sectors)
<7>[14244.286220] md1_raid1(2514): WRITE block 11701135504 on unknown-block(8,16) (1 sectors)

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Grillgott · 19. August 2018

Hallo Zusammen,

ich habe momentan zwei NAS Systeme (historisch gewachsen). Einen 2 Bay TS-251+ und einen 4 Bay TS-451A (alle Platten sind als Einzelvolume konfiguriert).

Bisher war die Verteilung folgendermaßen:

NAS1:

- Data I (System) (6TB WD RED)

- Data II (6TB WD RED)

NAS2:

- Backup I (System) (6TB Seagate Archive)

- Backup II (6TB Seagate Archive)

- Leer

Nun habe ich mir zwei zusätzliche Festplatten gekauft und würde die Systeme gerne wie folgt betreiben, um ein Chaos in meiner DLNA Freigabe zu vermeiden:

NAS1:

- Backup I (System) (6TB Seagate Archive)

- Backup II (6TB Seagate Archive)

NAS2:

- Data I (System) (6TB WD RED)

- Data II (6TB WD RED)

- Data III (8TB WD RED)

- Backup III (8TB Seagate Archive)

Wenn ich es richtig verstanden habe, müssen alle Platten die ich in einen neuen NAS verschiebe neu formatiert werden (ist das so korrekt oder gilt das nur für Systemplatten?). Ich würde nun wie folgt vorgehen und die Daten verschieben:

NAS2:

- Backup I (System)

- Backup II

- Backup I (kopiert)

- Backup II (kopiert)

Danach würde ich die Platten tauschen, formatieren und die Daten entsprechend zurückspielen.

Ist das so ok oder wie würdet ihr an das ganze ran gehen, um den geringsten Aufwand zu haben und keine Daten zu verlieren?

Danke für eure Hilfe bereits im Voraus.

Falls das die falsche Kategorie ist könnt ihr den Thread auch gerne verschieben.

Hat keiner eine Antwort?

Hauptsächlich geht es mir um die Information ob ich die Systemplatte tauschen kann bzw neu formatieren kann und die anderen Daten davon unbetroffen bleiben und weiterhin alle Daten verfügbar sind, sodass ich diese dann wieder auf die jeweiligen Platten ziehen kann.

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