Hello everyone,
We have a NAS in our office that we send encrypted StorageCraft backups to, and while they were previously set to delete old backups, this setting was overwritten and our NAS quickly filled up.
I've read through this thread (https://forums.freenas.org/index.php?threads/disk-full-cant-delete-any-files-please-help.12252/) and I'm really hoping I can free up some space using the echo > command in the shell. The problem is that I can't find the right path to use, everything I try is returning "no such file or directory."
The network path is \\NAS\Backup\Addy\C_VOL-b0005.spf, but I'm having trouble translating this into the related path on the NAS. I have 0 experience operating a NAS, but I accessed the GUI and I'm pretty certain my ZFS Pool is named "RAID". "RAID" seems to contain "raidz1-0", which in turn contains "ada0p2" through "ada3p2".
Am I correct in assuming "RAID" is the pool? I would expect the necessary command to be "echo > /mnt/RAID/Backup/Addy/C_VOL-b005.spf", but again I get the error "no such file or directory exists." I've tried several different variations, but can never seem to find a file.
I'd really like to find a way to make this solution work as it sounds like the only other alternative is wiping the whole pool and starting fresh. I have copies of the most recent backups, so this wouldn't be out of the question, I'd just prefer a quicker, easier solution if possible.
Thanks for helping me out!
We have a NAS in our office that we send encrypted StorageCraft backups to, and while they were previously set to delete old backups, this setting was overwritten and our NAS quickly filled up.
I've read through this thread (https://forums.freenas.org/index.php?threads/disk-full-cant-delete-any-files-please-help.12252/) and I'm really hoping I can free up some space using the echo > command in the shell. The problem is that I can't find the right path to use, everything I try is returning "no such file or directory."
The network path is \\NAS\Backup\Addy\C_VOL-b0005.spf, but I'm having trouble translating this into the related path on the NAS. I have 0 experience operating a NAS, but I accessed the GUI and I'm pretty certain my ZFS Pool is named "RAID". "RAID" seems to contain "raidz1-0", which in turn contains "ada0p2" through "ada3p2".
Am I correct in assuming "RAID" is the pool? I would expect the necessary command to be "echo > /mnt/RAID/Backup/Addy/C_VOL-b005.spf", but again I get the error "no such file or directory exists." I've tried several different variations, but can never seem to find a file.
I'd really like to find a way to make this solution work as it sounds like the only other alternative is wiping the whole pool and starting fresh. I have copies of the most recent backups, so this wouldn't be out of the question, I'd just prefer a quicker, easier solution if possible.
Thanks for helping me out!