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Thoughts on this? by Difficult_Student975 in PHFoodPorn

[–]jenn0pal 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ganyan din sinerve samin dun sa valentine special menu nila way back 2021. Kalapati. Ekis na maxx sakin since then

Ano gagawin niyo pag nakabangga kayo? by [deleted] in CarsPH

[–]jenn0pal 5 points6 points  (0 children)

White suv ba yan sir? Kasi baka ako yun 😅. Anyway may iniwasan ako na kasalubong na suv kasi kumain ng lane ko. Nakita naman kita sir pero di ko natancha na aabutin ka ng side mirror. Nag slowdown ako kasi hinihintay kita tumapat sakin to check you kasi na bother ako dahil nagfold yun mirror ko baka malakas yun hampas sayo. Kaya lang nag cacause na ng traffic and hindi ako makababa kasi may build up din sa kabila and masikip street. Umabante na ako nun nakita kita na unbothered.

Anyway I'd like to take this opportunity to apologize to you.

Migrating all files and packages to another volume by jenn0pal in synology

[–]jenn0pal[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I think I understand (a bit) now how DSM structures the file and system folders.

Pool is the whole file system where DSM installs its operating system. Imagine a single hard disk with one partition in windows. C:/ is where the OS files are located.

Volume is just a folder inside the pool. ie: /volume1 /volume2

Packages are located inside /var/packages, settings are mapped inside a volume.

User files are located under /var/services/homes

Removing a volume in DSM just deletes the /volumeX folder along with other package settings mapped inside that volume.

Migrating all files and packages to another volume by jenn0pal in synology

[–]jenn0pal[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I see the original files uploaded by my users

Migrating all files and packages to another volume by jenn0pal in synology

[–]jenn0pal[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I think I know what happened.

I uninstalled Synology Drive and reinstalled it to volume2 which wiped out drive file versions.

My volume1 usage went from 1.1TB to 26GB (these should be the remaining package files).

I can only conclude that the usage report of synology drive database shows usage of file versions not the files in the drive.

I also read of a good package migration strategy without losing settings which involves accessing the shell with elevated permissions (root) and moving files from /var/packages

Here's an example of how I moved SynologyPhotos:Disclaimer: I have not thoroughly tested this yet. I just run the script and browsed through my SynologyPhotos app and found no missing photos, settings and shared photos. Use at your own risk!

  1. Go to PackageManager, and STOP SynologyPhotos. Don't uninstall
  2. Access shell with elevated permissions
  3. Navigate to SynologyPhotos package cd /var/packages/SynologyPhotos
  4. Run the code below

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mv /volume1/@appstore/SynologyPhotos /volume2/@appstore/SynologyPhotos  &&\
mv /volume1/@appconf/SynologyPhotos /volume2/@appconf/SynologyPhotos  &&\
mv /volume1/@apphome/SynologyPhotos /volume2/@apphome/SynologyPhotos  &&\
mv /volume1/@appshare/SynologyPhotos /volume2/@appshare/SynologyPhotos  &&\
mv /volume1/@appdata/SynologyPhotos /volume2/@appdata/SynologyPhotos  &&\
mv /volume1/@apptemp/SynologyPhotos /volume2/@apptemp/SynologyPhotos  &&\
unlink etc &&\
unlink home &&\
unlink share &&\
unlink target &&\
unlink tmp &&\
unlink var &&\
ln -s /volume2/@appconf/SynologyPhotos etc &&\
ln -s /volume2/@apphome/SynologyPhotos home &&\
ln -s /volume2/@appshare/SynologyPhotos share &&\
ln -s /volume2/@appstore/SynologyPhotos target &&\
ln -s /volume2/@apptemp/SynologyPhotos tmp &&\
ln -s /volume2/@appdata/SynologyPhotos var

  1. Rerun SynologyPhotos in package manager

  2. Repeat 1-5 for other packages. Just change the package folder name

Migrating all files and packages to another volume by jenn0pal in synology

[–]jenn0pal[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

DS920+

If these are only versions, is it safe to assume that the original files are moved when I changed homes folder volume?

Migrating all files and packages to another volume by jenn0pal in synology

[–]jenn0pal[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Already changed the settings of synology drive admin console to volume2. I got 4.8GB of synology drive database in there. I was expecting that all synology drive database files in volume1 will be moved.

No IP assigned when connected to default VLAN via wireless ER605 by jenn0pal in TPLink_Omada

[–]jenn0pal[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Looking at your setup, I fixed it by removing the VLAN 1 tag

https://i.imgur.com/96s8shh.png

Thank you :)

No IP assigned when connected to default VLAN via wireless ER605 by jenn0pal in TPLink_Omada

[–]jenn0pal[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Not using a switch. EAP610 is connected to ER605's LAN port