Installing OMV1 - is there a current How-to?

Hi,

I want to do a fresh installation of OMV 1 but I'm not sure how to do it exactly. I know the general steps (first wheezy, then adding OMV1-repos, finally installing OMV1).
Searching the forum I found this tutorial:
https://flexion.org/posts/2014…mediavault-on-debian.html

Now is this the exact (meaning paste+copy the commands) way? If so, what does he do with the last lines:

When the 'Configuring mdadm' dialogue is displayed enter none.
Do you want to start MD arrays automatically? YES 
When the 'ProFTPD configuration' dialogue is displayed choose standalone.

Thank you for your help
fahrer17

Two? I count three...

And what does it mean, are these the options I should choose?

Ok, thanks for your replies, I will try my luck

So the tutorial I linked to in the first post will work, right?

WastlJ, a million thanks to you!

I have a NAS running with OMV0.5 but a friend of mine has a newly built NAS where we want to give OMV1 a try (because I had a little trouble with my network due to e1000e problems). So I searched everywhere trying to get precise information regarding installing OMV1. I found some but wasn't sure about them being still correct (e.g. it's not Debian 7.5 anymore but 7.6 )
Unfortunately neither the Wiki nor the "Guides and Tutorials" pages I found (this one I guess: http://phpbb.openmediavault.or…067930bcf179aa108e1ae5ec7) provided much information concerning OMV1, that's why I asked.
But now you answered my biggest question - thanks again!

Now that's all you say? Really??? Come on, you can't leave my like that!!!

Ok, I see

One more question: Is this the right package to install in OMV1?
http://omv-extras.org/simple/i…install-omv-extras-plugin

Fine - thank you!

Finished - everything worked like a charm! Well, except that we had to install Debian twice
But to be honest, it was our fault: Instead of doing a minimal installation we hit the wrong keys while installing and therefore got the standard Debian including desktop etc. With our slow internet connection it took us more than an hour and another trying to update Debain (it seemed like there was something wrong with the Debian servers, couldn't get a connection). Finally we tried it again and were finished within 45 minutes.
So I had the chance to find out that my questions mentioned above where rather self explaining

My friend's now quite happy with his OMV1 NAS - thanks all to their answers!

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Edit:

Ok, now I have a question:

When installing Debian we had to create two users, "root" and a "normal" user. The normal user is automaticly detected by OMV as a OMV user, right? Or is there a way to install Debian with only root and without a normal user?