I don't have any plans to port the links plugin.
As for the link, not sure what you are trying but https://ip_address:4200/ should work.
As for the link, not sure what you are trying but https://ip_address:4200/ should work.
Yes, it works, but this is similar as the "Web Client" - button in the Shellinabox plugin.
I am trying to get the "Terminal"-tab working as in OMV2 to get an iFrame window with the console login. Actually I get:
The following commands run as root will allow the iframe tab to work:
echo 'OMV_NGINX_SITE_WEBGUI_SECURITY_CSP_ENABLE=0' >> /etc/default/openmediavault
echo 'OMV_NGINX_SITE_WEBGUI_SECURITY_XFRAMEOPTIONS_ENABLE="NO"' >> /etc/default/openmediavault
omv-mkconf nginx
systemctl restart nginx
It works great! Thanks a lot!
One last question for this topic - hopefully 
When I am logged in at the iframe tab and then browse to another place in the WebUI and then go back to the iframe tab, I get a new login request. Is this an intended behavior of the iframe window or why didn´t the system remember that I am already logged in?
Sorry for my English. 
When I am logged in at the iframe tab and then browse to another place in the WebUI and then go back to the iframe tab, I get a new login request. Is this an intended behavior of the iframe window or why didn´t the system remember that I am already logged in?
iframes are weird things that doesn't act like new tabs. Hard to say how different programs will act.
Isn't a risk if you let the iFrame to run as root?
Isn't a risk if you let the iFrame to run as root?
An iframe is client side only. So, it isn't running as root. Whatever is in the frame is running with the same privileges as it would in its own tab.
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