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eradlu · 2008-10-03 12:16:25

Hello,
I'm a very Newbie in Linux, Telnet etc and I'm French !
I Tnstalled funplug, because I had to telnet to delete the torrent files (Bad luck, I've installed Dlink bit torrent client, a big shit !)
Now I want to remove funplug.
I tried "rm -rf fun_plug fun_plug.d" (i don't know why) and it's impossible to delete ffp folder (from windows) because keysign.sh is running.
Is there a clean way to uninstall funplug ?
Is it possible to delete Nas_prog too, because in windows, I do not have permission
Thanks

bq041 · 2008-10-03 23:46:23

You need to delete the files from telnet, or you need to change the permission on the rest. are you using the ffp directory, or fun_plug.d? In telnet:

Code:

rm /mnt/HD_a2/fun_plug
chmod -R 777 /mnt/HD_a2/fun_plug.d
rm -r /mnt/HD_a2/Nas_prog

Reboot, and then you can deleter the fun_plug.d directory using windows. (Substitute ffp for fun_plug.d if neccessay.)

tgsampaio · 2011-05-27 03:42:16

I think I made a real mess here.

I was trying to put this thing to work but in some point I just wanted to do a fresh install to begin everything from a clean instalation.

So I decided to use this uninstall method here: http://nas-tweaks.net/59/removing-the-fonz-fun_plug/

What a big mistake. Now I lost telnet access and I cant even see the fun_plug folder. I cant get nothing to work and can't install fun_plug again.

Any idea to put me out of this situation, please?

gasman · 2011-05-27 20:01:12

I believe it is ffp that gives you the telnet access.

If you put the tarball file (tgz) back on Volume_1 of the NAS and reboot, it should install itself again, then you will have telnet access.

I'm a newbie also at this, so you might want to wait for others to reply.?

tgsampaio · 2011-05-27 20:51:35

Hi gasman, I tryed to reinstall ffp by that way with no sucess. The .tgz remains there and nothing changes... It seams like the "fun_plug" folder can't be created anymore...

Thanks anyway.

Last edited by tgsampaio (2011-05-27 20:51:59)

gasman · 2011-05-27 21:55:20

How much data do you have on the NAS.?

You could copy it off and reformat via the web interface.?

That will give you a clean slate to use.

tgsampaio · 2011-05-27 21:57:22

My Volume_1 is a 2Tb disk almost full... this is what causes the pain.

gasman · 2011-05-27 22:34:09

Ouch !!, out of my league now, I'm sorry.

tgsampaio wrote:
My Volume_1 is a 2Tb disk almost full... this is what causes the pain.

scaramanga · 2011-05-27 23:22:32

I think you have two options here:
1. Take that volume_1 drive and stick it in a different machine, like your Windows PC. You'll have full access to the drive if you install the ext2 driver.
2. If you've got 2 volumes (standard mode), "install" fun-plug on the other drive: Swap the two Hard-Drives, and install fun-plug again on the other drive. That will give you telnet access again. Now you could do all the cleanup of the first drive.
Swapping drives might be a bit confusing, because the share names will now be swapped:
Volume_1 --> /mnt/sdb2 Volume_2 --> /mnt/sda2
that's what happened to me once when I swapped drives positions, so to make sure you're working on the correct drive check the drive's content.

Good luck!

Last edited by scaramanga (2011-05-27 23:29:49)

tgsampaio · 2011-05-27 23:30:30

It worked with the swap tip!

Thanks scaramanga!

Thank oy gasman too!

Now I have a second chance to make this things work.

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