Update problem

yds · 30. August 2014

Been getting the following message the last few days

Code

W: Failed to fetch http://packages.omv-plugins.org/dists/fedaykin/main/binary-amd64/Packages.gz  401  Authorization Required

When I go to the url, says I need to log in. Is this something new?

BTW - I'm running 0.4.38 Fedaykin

ryecoaaron · 30. August 2014

I guess it has been taken down. I recommend upgrading anyway.

koenh · 30. August 2014

Hello,

Seems i have the same problem...
when i try to go to "http://packages.omv-plugins.org", the website also asks login and password...

As i remember, a few weeks ago, i didn't had this problem...

Already thanks!

dfarning · 30. August 2014

Yep, someone has been playing with the permission at http://packages.omv-plugins.org/

crisman · 30. August 2014

I've also the same problem!!!
It asks for username/password on that link!!

votdev · 31. August 2014

The domain will no longer be available from the end of the year. You should upgrade to 1.0 because of maintenance support and Debian updates.

yds · 31. August 2014

Zitat von votdev

The domain will no longer be available from the end of the year. You should upgrade to 1.0 because of maintenance support and Debian updates.

Ok. Was resisting upgrading - everything has been running smoothly for over a year now - but perhaps its time to bite the bullet. Is there a How-to on upgading from 0.4 to 1.0? I've got a number of plugins and Sickbeard and Sabnzbd setup. I'd hate to have to go through a fresh install.

WastlJ · 1. September 2014

There is no direct way in upgrading from 0.4 to 1.0. You have two options.

Upgrade from 0.4 to 0.5 with the help of that: http://phpbb.openmediavault.or…efe960701b679013cc9a0d519 - then upgrade to 1.0 when it gets released (soon).
Do a clean Install of 1.0. You will keep your data and only have to recreate/reconfigure your shares, users, services and plugins.

I´d prefer the second option as soon as 1.0 gets released.

yds · 1. September 2014

Zitat von WastlJ

Do a clean Install of 1.0. You will keep your data and only have to recreate/reconfigure your shares, users, services and plugins.

This is the route I will likely go. Forgot to mention in my OP that I have a 6TB Raid10 setup across 6 disks. So I won't lose my data and have to recreate this Raid with a fresh install? That would be my biggest fear. While I have my data backed up, it takes so long to move that amount of data, and the family use this machine daily for their media.

Also, in the meantime, is there a way to stop the daily notifications about the update problem (short of turning off all notifications?)

davidh2k · 1. September 2014

Just detach all your raid disks while you install to prevent accidental data loss. Reattach after installation.

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