A few questions...

Hello all. I'm building my own NAS and have come to the conclusion that I want to use OMV as my OS

However, I have a couple of questions that I couldn't find the answers to...

1) I've noticed that I can use LUKS in order to encrypt my discs. Does OMV support the use of a TPM (Trusted Platform Module)?

2) Does anyone know of a web based FTP client so that I can directly connect to remote FTP servers?

3) Does OMV support Twonky Media Server? I'm not a huge fan of Plex to be honest. If not, are there any guides to install it manually via SSH?

Thanks in advance everyone

Zitat von ryecoaaron

Good idea
1 - If Debian does, OMV does.
2 - A quick google search shows many. Do you want it hosted on your OMV server or on the internet?
3 - Yes. I used it for years. I just used samba now though. Not so easy to install.

Thanks for the quick reply I'll be honest, I'm quite ignorant with linux lol. I've been a windows guy all my life.

1) I believe debian does support it from what I've read on google. I just suck with using ssh to configure such things.
2) I'd rather it hosted on my own box so I can just login as I please and create jobs that'll run without me needing to leave SSH running on my laptop.
3) What's so hard about installing it if I may ask? I had to install it via SSH on my my book live duo a few years back. Was only a few commands to download and install.

Zitat von ryecoaaron

1 - I've never used a TPM module. What do you want to do with it? I don't know of any thing in OMV that explicitly says it uses a tpm modules.

2 - So, you want to download files from an ftp server? The downloader plugin does this. I think the jdownloader plugin does as well. If you want to upload files, I don't know if jdownloader does that or not.

3 - I didn't say it was hard. Just not easy. I generally say that if it can't be done from the web interface. If you've done it before, then it shouldn't be a problem and should be the same as the last time. I don't know if it has changed in the last few years or not though. There is another option. You could use the minidlna plugin. It isn't quite as fast as twonky but works well and is free.

1) I basically want to encrypt the entire NAS with it, system disc and storage discs. The TPM stores the encryption password at a hardware level so the system unlocks automatically at every reboot.

2) Mostly download, occasionally an upload. I'll look into these plugins once I get up and running, thanks!

3) I found your guide earlier which you installed it.

Twonky

I'll be sure to follow it.

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