This, I think, relates to a bug that I'm still trying to nail, where some leftovers are left behind during renames. To fix your situation: delete the tombstone files (in the graveyards!): rm "/var/hda/files/gh/.gh_graveyard/Movies/_TV/Fringe_KDVRDT_2011_03_12_22_28_00 - DVRMS.dvr-ms" rm &q...

Try contact cpg on IRC.
This is a Ruby thing that I know next to nothing of.

Your Greyhole version is pretty old. You should upgrade. About your disappearing file: Nurse Jackie/Season 2/nurse.jackie.s02e02.dvdrip.xvid-reward.sample.avi That file seems fine. It hasn't been 'seen' by greyhole since Mar. 25, and then, it was when you issued a --balance command. It's as if the G...

Maybe the problem comes from the ownership of the drive1 folder. Try this: chgrp users /var/hda/files/drives/drive1 chmod 775 /var/hda/files/drives/drive1 Still not working ? Do you have other files in the same directory that do appear in the shares ? If so: ls -la /var/hda/files/Movies/Deliverance/...

About Greyhole:
I posted something about this on my blog: http://www.pommepause.com/blog/2011/01/ ... r-funding/

Since then, one developer joined, but development is still very slow. We mainly do only bugfixes.

You need to be root to edit that file.

As long as you tested your current setup, and it works as expected, you'll be fine. Tests you should do: - You can write, rename, delete files on a greyhole share - After writing (new file or modified file), check that closing the file and re-opening it, it contains the new data. - Wait until Greyho...

An issue has been created on the Greyhole issue tracker, to keep track of this enhancement request: http://code.google.com/p/greyhole/issues/detail?id=69
You can star that issue if you'd like to be notified if this ever gets implemented.

The example you give above also applies to multiple copies. If you specify you want two copies of your files, the first one would be on drive1, and the second on drive2. If drive1 ever gets filled, the 1st copy would go on drive2, and the 2nd copy on drive3. etc. So if you want a share with 2 file c...

Removing a drive from greyhole using -going will NOT remove the data that greyhole had stored on it.
Do to that, you'll need to delete the 'gh' folder found on the root of the partitions (/gh, and /home/gh).
Be sure you don't need the data anymore before deleting!