I try to get OpenVPN AS done tomorrow if I get home in time. If there is Summer lull in the market I try to help with some other plugins Aaron.

ryecoaaron wrote:

In the last 10 days... with a couple for reference
Emby 17 times
wol 32 times
omvextrasorg 653 times

To measure real user base wouldnt it be good to throw out a dummy update and then collect the hits for a week to actually see how many people use the plugins aaron?

Greetings
David

Probably but that is too much work for stats that I'm not really interested in. It won't change the plugins that I am going to work on.

OpenVPN AS plugin is almost done. I get an error on viewing the log. That is all that is left. @HK-47 or @ryecoaaron if you guys could fix it I'd appreciate it. I'll test and do changelog. Thanks...

Here is the old code:

@tekkb have a look here how to register log file specs. github.com/openmediavault/open…ned/inc/90logfilespec.inc

@votdev
Thanks Volker... Done.

@ryecoaaron OpenVPN AS ready for OMV 3.0.21+. Changelog done.

tekkb wrote:

OpenVPN AS ready for OMV 3.0.21+. Changelog done.

In the plex repo (still).

I am willing to do work on these when I have time:
vitualbox (think this is up to date for now)
links
wol
greyhole
postgresql

But after I've seen that these have been updated:
emby
ddclient
teamspeak3

I am pretty busy the next couple weeks but then things should slow a bit.

Yep, Virtualbox is up to date.

I'm not sure I would worry about greyhole or postgresql. They each have had 8 downloads in the last month.

Postgresql can easily be run in a docker or without a plugin. Most users using postgresql have enough skill to install it manually. If not, they can probably use mysql.

@ryecoaaron There is a version upgrade to the openvpnas plugin. There were still errors in the log file. Fixed and version upgrade done. Remember the new openvpn-as package needs to be put in repo if not done.

Thanks!

Done

Will the Fail2Ban plugin be ported to OMV 3.0, or has this been abandoned?

@pr_bond is the maintainer of the failtoban plugin. We haven't seen him in a while.

I think he will. He was on the forum just 6 hours ago.

If not, it is an easy plugin to port. I can do it.

Just to chip in (not much surf time!) - I do use WOL infrequently, but definitely DO use dnsmasq and OpenVPNAS a *lot* - I'd be reluctant to move to 3.0 without those!

I'm using:
- RemoteShare (for box.com - but could live without it)
- Fail2Ban (but could live without it)
- WOL (used occasionally, but could live without it)
- OMV Backup (not actually used properly yet)
- MiniDLNA (used frequently for media access)
- DNSMasq (essential - the whole house is DHCP and works off the NAS)
- OpenVPNAS (essential - I VPN in frequently)
- SSH (essential, used when VPN fails)
- AntiVirus (ClamAV) (left alone, but quite essential)
- NUT (essential - has saved the NAS during powercuts and executed safe powerdown)
- ExtPlorer (actually really handy when I SSH in and want to browse files, port fwd a browser to the GUI and away!)
- OMVExtras

If I had the spare time I'd look to assist more, but spare time is very infrequent these days!

Hi

I can port fail2ban to OMV3 but OMV3 is only for testing, no ?

What should he do to be compliant omv3 ?

fail2ban plugin aren't created on omv3 only, i think ?

I cast a glance of the forum sometimes

pr_bond wrote:

I can port fail2ban to OMV3 but OMV3 is only for testing, no ?

You can read the whole thread, and you'll find the date

pr_bond wrote:

What should he do to be compliant omv3 ?

First to check if there is any syntax difference in between the debian wheezy and jessie package for the conf, and well datamodels, you need to take a look at latest plugins to have a glance of what's need to be done in that matter.

ptruman wrote:

Just to chip in (not much surf time!) - I do use WOL infrequently, but definitely DO use dnsmasq and OpenVPNAS a *lot* - I'd be reluctant to move to 3.0 without those!

openvpnas is already ported. dnsmasq is going to need someone to give it attention. extplorer is just a php app. You can install it manually with the nginx plugin.

ptruman wrote:

If I had the spare time I'd look to assist more, but spare time is very infrequent these days!

That is why some plugins are being abandoned. No time...

I don't see it, but what the state of docker plug-in ?