If you copied a wordpress file structure to your NAS you possible endup in wrong file rights.
Open Telnet session and change to superuser mode . After that, change owner and rights so WordPress is working without errors.
su sudo cd /volume1/web chmod -R 644 ./wordpress chmod -R a+rX ./wordpress chown -R http:http ./wordpress
Result:
Systems or commands working with english datetime do not accept german date formats. Converting them directly to Datetime ist not possible.
“System.DateTime”. Error: “String was not recognized as a valid DateTime.”
Example:
Convert the date to an english datetime in case there are dots in it. German = 28.02.2017 , English 02/28/2017
$DateValue = "28.02.2017" # Play with this two values
$DateValue = "02/28/2017" # Play with this two values
if ($DateValue.contains("."))
{
$DateValue = [datetime]::parseexact($DateValue,"dd.MM.yyyy",$null)
Write-host "de"
}
Else
{
$DateValue = [datetime]$DateValue
Write-host "en"
} |
I changed to a new Synology NAS from DSM 5.2 to 6.1. After migrating my WordPress site Permalinks worked only in default mode. On my old NAS i used to have something like “/2013/10/file-open-security-warning/” .
The permalink update is not running after a change. So all posts ended up in 404 Errors.
Changing the website server from Nginx to Apache within virtual host settings solved the Problem.
Do not delete files manually from winsxs folder . Instead use the following command to remove old servicepack files.
dism.exe /online /cleanup-Image /spsuperseded
Start a command shell and use the following command. Here ch.pool.ntp.org is an array of ntp servers delivered by dns query.
w32tm /stripchart /computer:ch.pool.ntp.org /dataonly /samples:5
You should get a response like this. In this sample the first few request are delayed. This is not so good.
Some times agents start to stop collecting data without stopping completely . this is often when client are overloaded or management servers are for a while unavailable. In my case most times disk space counters stopped working as on of the first roles. So check this counter frequently, like every week or after maintenance jobs.
It can be easy done by using a query towards ops db.
First create a view
CREATE VIEW [dbo].[50beansDiskFreeSpace] AS SELECT TOP (10) PERCENT bme.Path, ps.PerfmonInstanceName, pdav.SampleValue, pdav.TimeSampled, dbo.MaintenanceMode.IsInMaintenanceMode FROM dbo.PerformanceDataAllView AS pdav WITH (NOLOCK) INNER JOIN dbo.PerformanceSource AS ps WITH (NOLOCK) ON pdav.PerformanceSourceInternalId = ps.PerformanceSourceInternalId INNER JOIN dbo.Rules AS r WITH (NOLOCK) ON ps.RuleId = r.RuleId INNER JOIN dbo.BaseManagedEntity AS bme WITH (NOLOCK) ON ps.BaseManagedEntityId = bme.BaseManagedEntityId INNER JOIN dbo.MaintenanceMode ON bme.BaseManagedEntityId = dbo.MaintenanceMode.BaseManagedEntityId WHERE (r.RuleName LIKE N'%LogicalDisk.FreeMB%' OR r.RuleName = N'Microsoft.Windows.Server.ClusterDisksMonitoring.ClusterDisk.Monitoring.CollectPerfDataSource.FreeSpaceMB') AND (pdav.TimeSampled = (SELECT MAX(TimeSampled) AS Expr1 FROM dbo.PerformanceDataAllView WHERE (PerformanceSourceInternalId = pdav.PerformanceSourceInternalId))) ORDER BY pdav.TimeSampled GO |
Now run the view . On top you will find all disks in Maintenance mode. It is clear they did not collect any data within the last few minutes . After that follow all servers with a partly disabled agent. on the bottom you will find clients having an TimeSampled within an few minutes. They are working well.
As powershell is running by default in secure mode , use the following setting to run powershell scripts from a scheduled task.
This way you do not have to elevate the rights for running scripts. Ensure your Powershell script is located in a folder where he is well protected from tempering bud accessible by the user the scheduled task is running under.
executable: Powershell.exe
Option: -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -NoLogo -NonInteractive -NoProfile -WindowStyle Hidden -File <Path and Scriptname>
Example for Option :-ExecutionPolicy Bypass -NoLogo -NonInteractive -NoProfile -WindowStyle Hidden –File C:\scripts\myscript.ps1