I have an annoying issue that I keep bumping into that I suspect has a simple solution (I'm guessing I screwed something up somewhere).
I have a number of folders on a Windows machine mounted using /etc/fstab. Generally all works fine but every so often they don't all mount properly (I suspect it's when I've had a powercut or similar and the linux machine boots up before the windows one).
Linux machine auto-downloads various stuff and uses those mounted folders to save it to the network. When the mount isn't working it just saves the files to the raspberry pi (the same folder that is normally mounted) and swiftly fills up the SD card. How do I stop this happening? Downloading is generally happening on sabnzbd
I have an annoying issue that I keep bumping into that I suspect has a simple solution (I'm guessing I screwed something up somewhere).
I have a number of folders on a Windows machine mounted using /etc/fstab. Generally all works fine but every so often they don't all mount properly (I suspect it's when I've had a powercut or similar and the linux machine boots up before the windows one).
Linux machine auto-downloads various stuff and uses those mounted folders to save it to the network. When the mount isn't working it just saves the files to the raspberry pi (the same folder that is normally mounted) and swiftly fills up the SD card. How do I stop this happening? Downloading is generally happening on sabnzbd