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:<u>Ubuntu</u>
:As user '''root''' user (<code>sudo</code>): sudo greyhole --fsck
== Monitoring Activity ==
For those who do not use Greyhole, you can disable it. This is based on the fact you never have used it on any share. Recommend using extreme caution as this could have unpredictable results.
<u>Amahi 6 (Ubuntu 12Fedora</u>:As [[Open_terminal|root user]]: systemctl stop amahi-greyhole.04service systemctl disable amahi-greyhole.x)service yum -e amahi-greyhole <u>Ubuntu</u><br />Perform the following steps as :As user '''root''' user (Ubuntu<code>sudo</code>):
update-rc.d -f greyhole remove
service greyhole stop
:'''NOTE:''' <u>DO NOT</u> attempt to remove the Greyhole package from Ubuntu as it is a dependency of the HDA software. Doing so will break your HDA. <u>Amahi 7 (Fedoara 19)</u> systemctl stop amahi-greyhole.service systemctl disable amahi-greyhole.service yum -e amahi-greyhole
== Emptying Trash ==
:<u>Fedora</u><br />
:As [[Open_terminal|root user]]:
greyhole --empty-trash
:<u>Ubuntu</u>
:As user '''root''' user (<code>sudo</code>): sudo greyhole --empty-trash
About the trash: The trash is used like a Recycle Bin.
More details about that [https://github.com/gboudreau/Greyhole/wiki/AboutTrash here].
== Moving drives/data out of Greyhole ==
You may need to remove a drive from Greyhole and transfer the share files to another drive. See [[Greyhole moving data out of the pool]].
== Landing Zone (LZ) Considerations ==The [[Greyhole_landing_zone|Landing Zone (LZ)]] explained and how to work with it. == Changing Greyhole drive mount points ==
Refer to [[Changing Greyhole Mount Points]].
== Migrate Storage Pool Drives ==
Refer to [[Reconnect_existing_Greyhole_storage_pool|Reconnect existing storage pool]] to use existing Greyhole drives with a new install or reinstall of Amahi.
