![]() ![]() Unfortunately I did not find an include file for them so it is hard to get the arguments right. In the meantime I looked into the symbol table and found some functions which might be right. That is why I tried to find out what snapshot.cgi is doing and came to this library. Also the entries in the file are relatively complex. I already tried to add the same tags to the snapshot volume as they are created by the GUI and modified the configuration file in /etc/config/qsnapshot but this doesn't result in the snapshot being visible in the GUI. I'd suggest that you perform the high-level function (through the QTS GUI), then SSH in and see what files have been recently modified. But maybe you could start in /etc/config. I don't use snapshots, so can't advise you as to where this info is stored. If you can find this file and modify it directly with info compatible with your low-level operation, then the QTS GUI might show this. i havent yet tested if that works or not since i only recently started using it. anymore and it begins deleting the oldest, and only keeping max 3 copies. that one has a restriction for creating 3 copies. You'd need to work out where QTS stores its snapshot configuration info. i also use another snapshots within qts, which is via virtual station, for backing up snapshots from 1 qnap to another. ![]() Like many functions in QTS, there is a low-level component (lvcreate) and a high-level component (GUI). Code: Select all lvcreate does not make it visible in the GUI. ![]()
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