Paul Ferrell
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- Jul 6, 2014
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I can hook it back up to a monitor. I have is a flat screen vizio tv but it works for that is what i have been doing . It was supposed to go headless afterword. . . . LOL
What would be the command I would need to save the configuration file?One thing you should be doing is saving your configuration file. You can do it via the webGUI or automate it with a cronjob. If you must start over, you'll be able to restore the configuration.
What would be the command I would need to save the configuration file?
cp /data/freenas-v1.db /mnt/vol1/home/gpsguy
I use an old simple cron job that copies it every night and appends the date onto the extension. Periodically, I go in and manually prune the target directory.
There are some other scripts on the forum that do comparisons, so that it's only saved when changes are made. Since it's a tiny file, my script works for me.
In the event I need to restore it, I use the webGUI.
You can put it in a shell script and set it as a cron job. Both cron jobs and command line shell are accessible through the web UI.so how can i add that command line to the program if I can ever get my Freenas to let me access it someday? LOL
Why don't you just make another fresh USB. I mean if the power failure was during the first initial setup stages, you surely can't be losing too many manhours by just going through what steps of the initial setup you had already performed?so how can i add that command line to the program if I can ever get my Freenas to let me access it someday? LOL
Ahh , OK , Thanks. :)You can put it in a shell script and set it as a cron job. Both cron jobs and command line shell are accessible through the web UI.
Once it boots up and tells you the IP Address you should be able to visit that address and then set your password for the root user. Is that not what is happening when you reach the screen that has the IP Address?I made up 5 at least by now it boots up the FreeNas and then i cant get into it. Thats the entire problem.
I enter the username and password and it wont let me in. I set up 2 users and passwords and they dont work either.
Yes there are 2 users I just setuo plugins and jails and stuff just to learn everything mostly.
Oh Ok I will try using "ROOT " as the username. What is the password? I am using the newest edition. I just built this a month ago (9.2) i thinkYou can only access the webGUI using the "root" in FreeNAS 9.x, or "admin" in 8.x. What version of FreeNAS are you using?
To reset your password, hook up your visio tv to the server and choose item #7 on the Console Setup Menu. From your other computer, open a web browser using the IP address listed on the server. You should be prompted to set a new password. If you normally use a complex password, try something easier for testing. You can always reset it again.
After accessing the webGUI, logoff and try logging in again. Remember, with FreeNAS 9.x, the username is "root".
If you were able to add 2 uesrs and setup plugins, etc. you've been able to login in to the webGUI to do that.
The user accounts that you create are for use with services, like CIFS, FTP, etc.