ispy-agent-dvr

[MisterfailLP]

So when I use zfs list I can see my ix-applications and all the apps that were in it

 

[sretalla]

OK, and have you set the apps pool or used the "Unset Pool" option in the GUI?

 

[MisterfailLP]

Right now I have pressed on "Choose pool" and then selected my pool. I have also tried to press on the unset pool and then restart the machine and then select the pool again

 

[sretalla]

OK, I don't know if we're trying to save anything from the apps or if you're OK to just wipe it all and start again.

If you can just start again, unset the pool and use zfs destroy to remove the dataset (-r or even -R to get rid of children and dependencies)

 

[MisterfailLP]

So when I try to do that I receive this error : Cannot iterate filesystem I/O error

 

[sretalla]

Do you see any disk errors in dmesg | tail -n 50

Or is your pool not healthy? zpool status -v

 

[MisterfailLP]

Ok so I just fixed the issue it took me a while to understand it, but when you told me to go and check if my pool was healthy I realized one of my drives was not being detected so my ix applications could never run because one of my drives was unplugged. Danke vielmals für'd hilf

 

[sretalla]

Sorry it took so long to get to that conclusion... I guess pool health doesn't always show up as clearly as it should.

 

[MisterfailLP]

Ok now after fixing everything I tried to install the ispy agent on the true nas version that you recommended to me and I left all settings on default it just stays on "Deploying" and when I uncheck read only root directory I get stuck on this:

 

[sretalla]

How have you set up the app?... when I take all the defaults (including PVC persistent storage), it runs fine.