Zyxel NSA325v2 USB drive availability/mount

ManuelV

Can't answer, always gives me error.

ManuelV

I have three disks attached to the NAS, if I do cat /proc/mounts, they seem to be here:

/dev/sde1 /e-data/a35de5893a858e7a94bbbee375814f29
/dev/sdc1 /e-data/4b057828951167c27e50544d8404a891
/dev/sdd1 /e-data/c951f3cc780eb9ae37e5dd1e6b11013c

But don't know how to translate it to auto-mounting (because all of them are unmountd

Mijzelf

@reboot sleep 30 && /bin/mkdir /e-data/frontc && && /bin/mkdir /e-data/frontd && /bin/mkdir /e-data/fronte && /bin/mount /dev/sdc1 /e-data/frontc && /bin/mount /dev/sdd1 /e-data/frontd && /bin/mount /dev/sde1 /e-data/fronte

ManuelV

Didn't work; I booted and WD still not detected until I enter configuration page

ManuelV

I have three disks attached to the NAS, if I do cat /proc/mounts, they seem to be here:

/dev/sde1 /e-data/a35de5893a858e7a94bbbee375814f29 tntfs rw,relatime,uid=99,gid=                                                                                    0,umask=00,nls=utf8,case_sensitive,nocache,errors=continue,mft_zone_multiplier=1                                                                                     0 0

/dev/sdc1 /e-data/4b057828951167c27e50544d8404a891 tntfs rw,relatime,uid=99,gid=                                                                                    0,umask=00,nls=utf8,case_sensitive,nocache,errors=continue,mft_zone_multiplier=1                                                                                     0 0

/dev/sdd1 /e-data/c951f3cc780eb9ae37e5dd1e6b11013c tntfs rw,relatime,uid=99,gid=                                                                                    0,umask=00,nls=utf8,case_sensitive,nocache,errors=continue,mft_zone_multiplier=1                                                                                     0 0

But don't know how to translate it to auto-mounting (because all of them are unmountd

Mijzelf

When the disks show up in /proc/mounts, they are mounted. But apparently they are not shared. Do the mounts show up in /etc/samba/smb.conf?

ManuelV

I think they do:

[Series]

path = /i-data/2dc65cad/Películas

guest ok = yes

follow symlinks = yes

strict allocate = yes

vfs objects = recycle

recycle:repository = recycle

recycle:exclude = .test.permission.file.*

recycle:directory_mode = 0777

recycle:subdir_mode = 0777

recycle:keeptree = yes

recycle:versions = yes

recycle:touch = yes

recycle:touch_mtime = no

recycle:maxsize = 0

[Disco 9-WD]

path = /e-data/4b057828951167c27e50544d8404a891

guest ok = yes

follow symlinks = no

strict allocate = no

; NO Action-log or Recycle-Bin

[Disco 7-S]

path = /etc/zyxel/storage/sysvol/.system/autoshare_sata/Disco 7-S

valid users = "admin"

follow symlinks = yes

strict allocate = yes

; NO Action-log or Recycle-Bin

[Disco 0-L]

path = /etc/zyxel/storage/sysvol/.system/autoshare_sata/Disco 0-L

valid users = "admin"

follow symlinks = yes

strict allocate = yes

; NO Action-log or Recycle-Bin

ManuelV

Edit: this is after entering config page (didn't remember I already did it). If I don't enter this page, "Disco9-WD" (WD disk) doesn't appear.

Mijzelf

There is a striking difference between "Disco9-WD" and the other two:

path = /e-data/4b057828951167c27e50544d8404a891

path = /etc/zyxel/storage/sysvol/.system/autoshare_sata/Disco 7-S

path = /etc/zyxel/storage/sysvol/.system/autoshare_sata/Disco 0-L

Only the Disco9-WD share points to the mountpoint. The other to point to something else. A symlink to the mountpoint, probably. Did you configure the disks differently? The credentials are different too.

ManuelV

Sorry for being delayed, but the change in the forum made me lose the thread.

I tried to reset the nas (I thought it wouldn't lose the info), and now I can't access my previous folders anymore; restored the settings backup and now I can access one of the disks, but not the other. 

I am trying to recover the info with easeus data recovery, but is it not any way to access previous files and folders?