Good afternoon!
New to TrueNAS and have been learning as I go. Finally got my setup completely configured how I wanted it, but I had an issue I wanted to resolve. I had 2 errors appearing while checking my zpool status, which were from corrupted files that I had removed. I cleared these errors with a scrub, but I read that I would need to delete any snapshots that referenced these files. I was under the impression that these snapshots were just backups of files/settings, which I figured I may as well just wipe them out as my data is in a good state currently and previous settings were incorrect. I did some searching online and came across a script to delete all of the snapshots, so I gave that a shot. The script I ran is here:
After doing this, it seemed like everything was running smooth, except one of my applications was not functioning properly. I decided to do a system reboot to see if that would clear things up. Now, all of my applications will not start giving me PodInitialization errors. Did I just completely break all of my applications? I tried to download another application and install/launch it, but it seems even newly installed applications give the same error. I am unsure what the next step to diagnose/fix this problem would be. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
New to TrueNAS and have been learning as I go. Finally got my setup completely configured how I wanted it, but I had an issue I wanted to resolve. I had 2 errors appearing while checking my zpool status, which were from corrupted files that I had removed. I cleared these errors with a scrub, but I read that I would need to delete any snapshots that referenced these files. I was under the impression that these snapshots were just backups of files/settings, which I figured I may as well just wipe them out as my data is in a good state currently and previous settings were incorrect. I did some searching online and came across a script to delete all of the snapshots, so I gave that a shot. The script I ran is here:
Code:
#!/bin/bash for snapshot in `zfs list -H -t snapshot -r Media | cut -f 1` do zfs destroy $snapshot -R done
After doing this, it seemed like everything was running smooth, except one of my applications was not functioning properly. I decided to do a system reboot to see if that would clear things up. Now, all of my applications will not start giving me PodInitialization errors. Did I just completely break all of my applications? I tried to download another application and install/launch it, but it seems even newly installed applications give the same error. I am unsure what the next step to diagnose/fix this problem would be. Any help would be greatly appreciated.