Hi all still a noob user but I really like OMV.
I recently had this problem where my web gui page wouldn't load.
Searched here and found the 16gb root drive was full. I managed to delete old compressed copys of the log files and get my web gui working again.
The /var/log folder was full like 12gb of data in var/log.
Can someone please try to help me figure out what I am doing wrong and why the root drive is filling up with these log files.
I changed the dns settings in the settings in OMV, And now everytime I boot it get stuck on this error
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Failed to bring up lo
/etc/resolvconf/update.d/libc: warning: /etc/resolv.conf is not a symbolic link to
I can't get past this error so no command line no nothing. I'm very new to linux so without getting to a command like to edit the network file im stuck.
Thanks
It's my first post on this forum! I've used OMV on Intel x86 hardware but I have two QNAP "NAS" devices laying around. And I'd like to know if I can install OMV on these ARM "Feroceon". Debian itself is installable, and I will do that in a few days.
Regarding software or hardware RAID recovery, the answer to what I think you're asking is "no". If you're doing mdadm (software) RAID 5, data and parity is striped across all disks. Parity information will rebuild data from 1 drive failure but more…
Thanks- that and some old-fashioned research helped me understand a lot. Linux is getting more versatile for me every day. Who knows, I may switch my main PC to Debian some day, or at least, dual-boot.
Perhaps you can help me get a bit further in my…
Did you read the logs to see what it is writing about? A few details like hardware type etc might get better guesses. One other quick tip df -h shows the size of your partitions. apt-get clean all cleans your apt cache which can store a lot of archives…
So that has me wondering another question. I used the software raid built into OMV.
I've read that snap raid plug-in if an array fails the disks could still be read one by one to recover allot of the data.
Does that same effect happen with OMV built in…
Quote from RobertR728: “Now I understand why you all said it thrashes the drives...
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And if your drives had significant age on them the chances of a drive failure, during a rebuild, are significant. Along those lines, don't forget to backup your…
I have been adding files to the new raid with brtfs and doing the scrubs....
No problems yet....
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