I have my HTTPS redirect set to ON.
Today I went to log on to my WD Cloud - and the redirection didn’t happen. Instead the login screen came up, unencrypted, expecting me to type in my admin password.
I went ahead and logged in locally this way, to see what’s up with the device.
Furthermore, when putting in https://mylocaldevicename I get an error in the browser:
ERR_CONNECTION_CLOSED
If I turn this off, log back in, then back on, and log back in - it works.
I recently lost a disk - and I’m rebuilding the RAID currently.
Well long story I bought the device when it had OS3, and there wasn’t any specific procedure in the manual to grow the volume and filesystem without creating a new one and essentially erasing everything.
I previously requested help about this a few years back, It appeared that the procedures mentioned in the group appeared to work, but ultimately reset the filesystem.
I could have reformatted everything and started over would have been faster than replacing each drive and waiting a week for the replication to complete, only to have it completely erased. Not sure at this point if it was something I did wrong or the instructions were wrong or growing the filesystem without erasing it was not a feature, which seems silly to me.
I’m hoping that the functionality in OS5 doesn’t erase everything.
I know how to do this through the shell and have done it dozens of times on servers at work. The metadisk functionality in Unix supports it.
Yes - I see the Raid Expand option. Not sure if this is a destructive method or not. As mentioned before - I assumed in was non destructive and it turned out to be destructive.
Anyways - this is off topic. My original question is why the Secure redirection shuts itself off for no apparent reason even though the switch is on.
