Unfortunately no one can be told what fun_plug is - you have to see it for yourself.
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I changed the execution of this from 10 minutes to an hour. (to make it easier to scan the log)
Does anyone know that offl_chk actually does? Will bumping it from 10 minutes to an hour be a problem?
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If I run "strings /usr/sbin/offl_chk", I get some text.
The best part (no compile info and such) is:
/web/sib.conf Sorry , Can't open the sib.conf. CF-RAID-AUTO-SYNC Can't find this frame CF-RAID-AUTO-SYNC , exit.... /etc/raidtab2web /etc/mtab sda2 sda4 /dev/%s sdb2 sdb4 sdc2 sdc4 sdd2 sdd4 rootfs mount /dev/%s /mnt/HD_%c2 /web/hddok_a /web/hddok_b /tmp/formatting web config file error. /proc/mdstat raid1 device b off line echo 1 > /tmp/wait_sync touch /mnt/HD_a4/awake_call /mnt/HD_b4/awake_call rm /mnt/HD_a4/awake_call /mnt/HD_b4/awake_call mdadm /dev/md0 -a /dev/sdb2& /tmp/wait_sync rm /tmp/wait_sync device a off line echo 0 > /tmp/wait_sync mdadm /dev/md0 -a /dev/sda2& System formatting , needn't to check Check Raid1 ! device %s off line touch /mnt/HD_a4/awake_call /mnt/HD_b4/awake_call /mnt/HD_c4/awake_call /mnt/HD_d4/awake_call rm /mnt/HD_a4/awake_call /mnt/HD_b4/awake_call /mnt/HD_c4/awake_call /mnt/HD_d4/awake_call mdadm /dev/%s -a /dev/%s& raid5 Check Raid5 ! null more /proc/mdstat > /tmp/mdstat_tmp /tmp/raidinfo rm /tmp/mdstat_tmp raid_partition =%d Usage : two : check 2 bays NAS four : check 4 bays NAS four Bad Arguments.
So what I think it does (and also what the name seems to indicate) is that this programs checks the online status of your drives.
So if for some reason the drives are set offline, this will try to set then online.
This also answers one question I had myself about umount my disks (I'm running ffp from usb stick) and doing a e2fsck on it.
Last edited by rsd76 (2011-04-08 20:38:10)
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