I want to test the clonezilla plugin as described in the guide from tekbb. Headless Backup of the System Drive with Clonezilla
Instead of entering those endless commands ( f.i. root@omv:/media/89cc2475-6cea-480c-a1bf-7739ce10e83e# mkdir backups ) via CLI
I ask why not do it via the eXtplorer plugin in the Web Interface of OMV ? ? I'm not familiar with those crypted HD names .
Result should be the same, but more comfortable, or not ? ? ? ? ?
You should try to become more resourceful with command line. Those long lines are not as tedious as they seem.
e.g.
cd /media/89 (Press TAB to complete UUID in path and then ENTER)
mkdir backups
THX works fine - but I had to look first at eXtplorer for the beginning numbers of a drive.
How I can get a reference between sda, sdb and the UUID via CLI ? Should know more about Linux syntax.
Anyone using linux should try to improve their command line.
What do you mean by reference???
If you want to see what partition belongs to which UUID you can use:
df -h
sda and sdb are devices and not the file system. The file system is assigned a UUID and would be sda1 or sdb1.
Anyone using linux should try to improve their command line.
What do you mean by reference???
If you want to see what partition belongs to which UUID you can use:
df -h .
As a windows user I use linux too seldom. And sometimes the abbreviations of the CLI command are so short that I have often no correlation yet. looking for a good listing with
the correct abbreviations. I learned meanwhile df = disk free, du= disk usage, ls= list, mkdir=make directory and some more.....
btw: Couldn't create "backups" with eXtplorer yet, seems that I've no rights, but succeed with CLI !
If you want to do it with a file manager use webmin. There is a new web based, no java, file manager in webmin now called filemin.
cd /opt
dpkg -i web (then press TAB and then hit ENTER).
After install there will be some dependency issues. This will fix it:
apt-get -f install
Then access at:
https://ipofyouromv:10000
Then file manager is under "Others" and then click on "File Manager".
I like using the the Webmin APT repository, as it allows one to keep current.
http://www.webmin.com/deb.html (scroll down)
You don't need to add it with webmin. It will upgrade automatically once installed. Well not exactly auto but you get notification in webmin and can do there or in command line apt-get upgrade.
Found WinSCP on my desktop PC which I had installed one year ago and forgot about it
Works fine for me.
Was able to rename apt.conf and was able to run omv-update from 1.17 to 1.19
Next step will be the omv-release-upgrade to 2.XY . But I'll wait in other thread
for an answer :
Need some help for upgrade from 1.17 --> 2.19
THX
Why do you not want to delete apt.conf?
apt.conf isn't there anymore. I renamed it .
But I'll delete it when 2.XY is running. Mybe I'm too circumspective.
PS : 2.19 is up and running. Thank you all !
Why did you rename it? You don't need it and don't have to worry about removing the file before upgrading to omv 2.x. Keeping a file with the keyword stable in it is more dangerous than removing it. If you are truly that paranoid (even though you are being told you can remove it), move it to the /root/ directory. If apt reads the file and upgrades you to stable = jessie, you will have to reinstall.
You should just delete that file. Listen to Aaron.
Seems I better had done it ......
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