SOLVED Stop Reporting tab from showing non-existent volumes

[Dan101]

Hi All,

I'm a newbie here and I have a newbie question which I'm sure someone here on the forum would know the answer to. I'm not sure what to call it so I'll just describe the issue. (I wrote the subject heading after I wrote the following) But first this is the system I'm running:

And here's the problem:

I created StoragePool-Test-t1 and StoragePool-Test (as tests) with 2HDs and 1HDs. I then decided to add 2 more HDs and because the two latest HDs previously had a file system I loaded up "dban boot & nuke" to clean out the disks. And so I cleaned out all 5 HDs.

I loaded FreeNAS up again and it still thinks the two volumes (StoragePool-Test-t1 and StoragePool-Test) are still there. And of course the Reporting Tab as you can see above has 'no free space'.

So how do I now make it so that those two non-existent volumes do not show up under Reporting?

In hindsight perhaps I should have removed those two volumes using the GUI first before wiping all 5HDs. Not that I needed to wipe all 5. I just didn't note down the serial of the HDs so as to be able to determine which of the 2 new ones needed wiping. Yes its a newbie mistake I guess. But Im learning.

So if some of you learned folks out there can advise me how to get rid of those non-existent volumes from the Reporting tab it will be much appreciated.

I hope I'm understandable. Thanks in advance.

Daniel

 

[Dusan]

http://forums.freenas.org/threads/report-of-odl-plugins.16079/#post-81462

 

[Dan101]

Hi Dusan,

Thanks for the tip. Being new I have to ask: do I do this in some CLI or do I access the USB stick and try and locate those directories (I assume they are)?
( I posted in the link u gave and realised I better post here)
Dan

 

[Dusan]

Yes, you need to do it in the CLI (you can use the WebGUI Shell):
cd /var/db/collectd/rrd/localhost/
ls (this will show you content of the directory)
rm -r df-mnt-[volume] (run this for every graph you want to remove, in your case it seems you need to run rm -r df-mnt-StoragePool-Test and rm -r df-mnt-StoragePool-Test-t1)

 

[Dan101]

Yes, you need to do it in the CLI (you can use the WebGUI Shell):
cd /var/db/collectd/rrd/localhost/
ls (this will show you content of the directory)
rm -r df-mnt-[volume] (run this for every graph you want to remove, in your case it seems you need to runrm -r df-mnt-StoragePool-Test and rm -r df-mnt-StoragePool-Test-t1)

Thank you very much. yay! I actually issued 'unix like' commands in the CLI!