Sync storage from omv to google drive (or other cloud)

Hi all,

I recently installed omv and configured it so that it receives backups from different pcs on a scheduled base.
Now I want to install A programm like insync or grive to Backup these backups from omv to google drive ( or other cloud storage )
But insync doesn't seem to run on a headless system and grive needs at least debian jessie .

Has anybody got grive or insync running on omv , or has an other solution?

Hi David ,

when you search for grive in debian archive, you see it listed for jessie and sid , I tried installing it anyway but the versions of the depencies were all lower than required.

Also tried installing insync ( I already saw your link, so I thought with the "insync-headless" it should work , bur installing stop with error, and package as programmed not to report details.

Insync just realeased a dev-build with headless support;

https://support.insynchq.com/f…eadless-app#comment-12191

but sadly it doesn't install on omv ;

insync-headless is afhankelijk van libc6 (>= 2.13); maar:
Versie van libc6 op dit systeem is 2.11.3-4.

Does anybody know when omv upgrdes to Wheezy?

I saw on forum that there are test-builds of omv 0.6 available,
What would be the right procedure to upgrade my system to omv 0.6?

ps , I know that it's not ready for production servers, but if I would want to take the risk.

I tried to edit /etc/apt/sources.list from squeeze to wheezy first with nano but I have no write permission.

Zitat von "ryecoaaron"

Assuming you have omv-extras installed and use omv-release-upgrade, you don't need to. The upgrade script does it for you.

Thanks , upgrade to OMV 0.6 succeeded

Got insync-headless installed and backupfolder is now syncing to google drive.

Update, not dirs under backup folder were synced to google drive, I thought it was a file permission issue , so I thought I chown folder to root.

I did a ; chown -R root:root /* in the backup folder.

I think this was wrong and now whole sytem has been set to root:root :?

Can I undo this??

Zitat von "ryecoaaron"

Any time you lead with a slash, it will be the root directory no matter what directory you are presently in. You changed the entire system to root:root ownership. There is no easy way to fix it. There are a lot of files that need openmediavault:openmediavault ownership. You should've chown -R root:root * while in the backup folder.

The first thing I would do would be:

apt-get install --reinstall openmediavault

There will probably be other files with wrong permissions though. If it were me, I would reinstall...

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Is there an easy way I could backup current setup and config files before reinstall ( LVM, NFS, minidlna, plex etc..)