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when I'm trying to use scale_minio.sh from the install-wizard-v1.10.4.tar.gz file on the releases page I can't add an additional hard drive or ssd to Olares.
Executing the following command: bash scale_minio.sh -a driver -v /olares/data/minio/vol2
Getting error:
scale_minio.sh: line 116: [xdriver: command not found
scale_minio.sh: line 116: [xdriver: command not found
This error comes from missing spaces on the line if ["x$a" != "xnode" ] || ["x$a" != "xdriver" ]; then between the [ and " characters.
After fixing this when executing the command again it just shows the usage help regardless of what the script was given.
Additionally I tried to remove the x es from those lines (before the words driver and node), since I wasn't shure if they should be there.
I think the cause for the usage help which is printed every time could be the comparisons on the part that validates required parameters on lines 112-123.
Hope this informations help you.
Thank you for your time.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
For now, scale minio is an experimental feature. If you want to add some additional storage like SSD or HDD, you can mount the devices to the sub path of /olares/share and change the path owner to uid 1000.
Then, you can manage this SSD via Files -> External in Olares. In Files also you can copy or move the media files to any APPs‘ Application data, to add to the APP.
After that, if you want to remove the storage, you can umount them and remove the path.
Hi,
when I'm trying to use scale_minio.sh from the install-wizard-v1.10.4.tar.gz file on the releases page I can't add an additional hard drive or ssd to Olares.
Steps to reproduce:
bash scale_minio.sh -a driver -v /olares/data/minio/vol2
This error comes from missing spaces on the line
if ["x$a" != "xnode" ] || ["x$a" != "xdriver" ]; then
between the[
and"
characters.After fixing this when executing the command again it just shows the usage help regardless of what the script was given.
Additionally I tried to remove the x es from those lines (before the words driver and node), since I wasn't shure if they should be there.
I think the cause for the usage help which is printed every time could be the comparisons on the part that validates required parameters on lines 112-123.
Hope this informations help you.
Thank you for your time.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: