Hello everyone and thank you in advance for your help. I know this is not a new thing, but I tried every other thread I found and I cannot solve the problem, so I'll really appreciate your help.
I'd reinstall OMV but I want to know why is failing because I'm damn sure it's because a plugin I put in just before the problem started. I only can access my NAS by SSH and serial 3 console. Is headless (WD Sentinel DX4000). The web browser says 'CONNECTION REFUSED' and when starting it shows the 'failed to raise network interfaces' or something like that.
Please forgive my lack of knowledge, I'm pretty new in NAS stuff. I'm leaving here some hints to show the thing, in the pictures. Regards.
I have OMV 4 running with a ton of services running in Docker... And I don't really know what to put in the plugin for the webroot. I tried "/var/www/openmediavault" but that failed the challenges. I'm running Plex, HASSIO, qBittorrent, Radarr and several others. Any help would be appreciated.
Also, as a suggestion, maybe a future version of the plugin could run it's own challenge without needing to ask for a web root and then as an option a user can specify the webroot if they are trying to use it for something specific.
Update - also I should mention that I have nothing running on port 80 just for the Let's Encrypt plugin to run.
I am trying to install OMV on a Dell server with 192 gig RAM and a 120 gig SSD disk. The issue is the partitioning makes the swap file 117 gig which doesn't leave anything for the OS. There doesn't seem to be a way to change this. Once I am to the point the installer asks if I want to write the automatic partitioning to disk, seems to imply I can change it if I don't like it but when I click "no" it just returns to the same screen.
The graphical Debian installer will let me partition the disk and finish the install, but OMV doesn't have this as an option.
Hello everyone and thank you in advance for your help. I know this is not a new thing, but I tried every other thread I found and I cannot solve the problem, so I'll really appreciate your help.
I'd reinstall OMV but I want to know why is failing…
I have OMV 4 running with a ton of services running in Docker... And I don't really know what to put in the plugin for the webroot. I tried "/var/www/openmediavault" but that failed the challenges. I'm running Plex, HASSIO, qBittorrent, Radarr and…
Quote from ryecoaaron: “Do you have two or four drives connected? Looks like an issue with the monit code though. @votdev
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That's not possible in this case because root is hardcoded in /etc/monit/conf.d/openmediavault-filesystem.conf. The only reason…
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I am hoping OMV will add a better installer to the image you get here.
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Hey Mochi - yes I didn't realize it actually failed to install! Yes, agreed it would be helpful if omv gave you a little more control here. For example, if…
Hey gderf,
Thanks again for your reply!
1. Got curious, can confirm that solution worked for me as well. As I hadn't yet disabled the swap via the flash memory plugin, I got a boot delay looking for 4e98474e-c52b-42b3-996c-d46e6ffbb5b9. Once flash…
@ koken - The problem I had was I couldn't finish the install because the installer doesn't allow me to edit the partitions myself. As soon as I click yes to the partitions it recommends, it immediately starts installing the OS and the disk I have…
That mb has three pcie slots. One dell perc h200 can give you 8 sata ports plus the ones in the mb. There are other sas controllers that can supply 16 ports.
If you are concerned about the disk having a swap partition, but don't want to give up swap completely, you can run a swap file on the OS partition and then delete the swap partition. Google for how to do that.
But like I said, I have only 16GB of RAM,…
