Heya,
I've just upgraded from Ubuntu 20.04 to 22.04, and things have gone absolutely awfully slow.
Unsure if this was due to the upgrade in Samba etc.
To start with, what would be the best way of fully wiping Greyhole (including removing the DB), and starting fresh?
I suspect my setup has been running for quite a while with quite a few changes, so a fresh install (backing up greyhole.conf and smb.conf obviously) would probably be a good starting place (especially as the DB may be quite large/unoptimised).
That way I can also do the VFS things as well.
Heya,
I've just upgraded from Ubuntu 20.04 to 22.04, and things have gone absolutely awfully slow.
Unsure if this was due to the upgrade in Samba etc.
To start with, what would be the best way of fully wiping Greyhole (including removing the DB), and starting fresh?
I suspect my setup has been running for quite a while with quite a few changes, so a fresh install (backing up greyhole.conf and smb.conf obviously) would probably be a good starting place (especially as the DB may be quite large/unoptimised).
That way I can also do the VFS things as well.