Unfortunately no one can be told what fun_plug is - you have to see it for yourself.
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Hi all,
I played around with chroot'ing into debian etch for a while now.
At some time I decided to "rm -rf" my etch directory and found out in the middle of it, that I had lot's of mounts in the etch directory:
mount --bind $DISK1 etch/$DISK1
mount --bind $DISK2 etch/$DISK2
mount --bind / etch/mnt/root
mount --bind /dev etch/dev
mount --bind /sys etch/sys
mount --bind /sys/crfs etch/sys/crfs
mount --bind /web etch/web
mount --bind /proc etch/proc
Hastely I stopped the rm -rf
Besides some data I involuntary deleted from my discs, I'm not sure what I deleted from /, /dev, /sys, /sys/crfs, /web, and /proc.
I rebooted the DNS - which worked fine.
I can still access my shares and printing to the network printer on the DNS is possible too.
But for the live of me I cannot get the damn thing to execute Fonz' fun_plug script anymore...
There are some other fun_plugs around - some of them work, some don't.
My plan of action would be to
1.) re-flash the firmware I'm currently using
2.) re-set factory default settings
3.) re-enter my DNS settings manually
4.) re-install Fonz' fun_plug
Does that sound reasonable?
Would I be able to do this without formatting my discs again (I would hate to)?
Is there a shortcut I could use?
Cheers,
Emacs
Last edited by Emacs (2007-07-14 20:28:45)
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It seems that the internal filesystem is not broken.
The underlying problem - which is causing my fun_plug to fail is that I have stupidly placed a script to control the fan in the fun_plug.d/start directory.
The script runs fine - but it runs in an endless loop.. therefore the start_telnet script is never called :-( doh
Now I'm looking for ways to remove this file or its permissions.
I'm afraid I've created it as user root though.
Deleting or changing it from a windows-mount is not working (permission denied).
Trying to create an FTP user and go in with that results in the same problem.
Geez...
Emacs
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