Hello guys,I currently have 2t of contents analyzed by the plexmediaserver. If I were forced to redo the installation of omv from the beginning, I wondered if there was a way to save all the metadata of the plexserver so as not to have to reconstitute with the correct association of all the elements (covers, plots, titles, etc etc).How to proceed correctly to have an easily restored back up of all this information?Thanks for attention
Another question about rsnapshot, as I'm still not 100% fluid with OMV "ACL" (I used quotes voluntarily, given the different levels used in OMV for this).
I have several shared folders belonging to distinct users - some home folders, some shared by everybody, some shared by only a few users... The usual stuff.
What is recommended for using rsnapshot? Use the same destination shared folder for all backup and managed permissions within it? Use distinct shared folders?
I realize as I'm writing that my question may look wide and go beyond rsnaphot... Any advice will be appreciated!
Hey guys,
i bought an Dell Perc h310 and flashed with the IT Firmware.
In Windows the pathtrough works well but on a fresh installed omv 3.x i dont see any hard disks.
what im doing wrong?
I used this how to: …
Quote from Nas-turally: “In the raw rsnapshot, one can define specific exclusion and inclusion rules. How can/should we achieve this using the OMV plugin?
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Did you look at the "Rsync long arguments" and the link under it when creating a job?
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Quote from M0rpheus: “Noch eine frage: Wie kann ich meine log Daten speicher damit ich nicht immer meine username und password eingeben muss?
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Your remote desktop client should be able to send/save it.
I would say it is important to have the right unencryption code or pass phrase or what ever. I assume you will not get any support here if you don´t have it. That´s the purpose of encryption.
I updated my OMV and rebooted upon reboot I know get the following
GRUB Loading.
Welcome to GRUB!
error: file not found.
Entering rescue mode..
Any advice would be greatly appreciated
The results below are from an ls command
(hd0) (hd0,msdos5)…