Synology WARNINGSAlthough the Synology is a superbe box (mainly because it allows us full control), there are some miss-habits. You'll probably find this page when it's to late, but hey.. maybe there is something you haven't walked into and it saves you a day... ROOT fs will be wiped during DSM upgradeI have lost 10's of hours of nice scripting, because I had put them in /root. Found the explanation here. Binding other (encrypted) folders into PhotoStationIt's possible to have folders outside the /volumeX/photo bound into /photo. However take attention that PS might reset all your carefully set permissions! Nice to knowPerform filesystem check using e2fsckFind the volumes (like /dev/vg1/volume_1) df -h Set syno in debug mode to close usage of the volume sudo syno_poweroff_task -d Enable the volume sudo vgchange -ay Perform the file system check sudo fsck.ext4 -pvf -C 0 /dev/vg1/volume_1 OR If you get the message "UNEXPECTED INCONSISTENCY; RUN fsck MANUALLY", try: fsck.ext4 -yvf -C 0 /dev/vg1/volume_1 Reboot the server:
Synology LDAP ServerIf you can't seem to get a remote system working with your synology LDAP server using secured LDAP (LDAPS), you might have a certificate issue. Solving this is the best solution, however you might just disable the certificate checking on your client: add to \etc\ldap\ldap.conf: Synology Drive'Clear version database' is a badly chosen name. What it does? remove all previously deleted files and their revisions. It should not affect you non-deleted files and their versions.
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