Plugins that are wanted part 3

My fault, sorry I understood that you were looking at a solution to backup the OS drive of the NAS, not of workstation clients. Disregard

I have used Acronis TrueImage over the past 5ish years for system backups and conversion from physical machine to virtual machine. It has evolved a lot, from being a bootable tool to backup/restore a drive/partition to/from a local/remote image file (yikes that's a lot of slashes :D), to a pretty decent Windows client with scheduled full/incremental backups of targets of your choice. Maybe you can give it a try, see if it suits your needs. I believe it can do an image of the system drive while the system is running. Obviously, you can't restore an image over a running OS.

I think you should worry more about when you use wireless hotspots then someone hacking your OMV.

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My fault, sorry I understood that you were looking at a solution to backup the OS drive of the NAS, not of workstation clients. Disregard

Well, it has been requested to do both things.

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I have used Acronis TrueImage over the past 5ish years for system backups and conversion from physical machine to virtual machine. It has evolved a lot, from being a bootable tool to backup/restore a drive/partition to/from a local/remote image file (yikes that's a lot of slashes :D), to a pretty decent Windows client with scheduled full/incremental backups of targets of your choice.

I've used it too. But if I'm not mistaken it is a paid solution, so a bit out of the question here for most users.

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Maybe you can give it a try, see if it suits your needs. I believe it can do an image of the system drive while the system is running. Obviously, you can't restore an image over a running OS.

Another plus over clonezilla: It can do system images as small as the data on the disk and then retore it to smaller disks!

Greetings
David

Acronis is my favorite for Windows imaging. It is amazing.

New suggestion:

Youtube Upload plugin:
https://code.google.com/p/youtube-upload/wiki/Readme

here's an idea for those that might be looking a little more savy and fresh, i know we have miniDLNA and Plex, but what bout IceCast or Shoutcast?
it would offer a new type of media streaming at a low security risk.
the plugin shouldnt be to hard to setup, as there arent many options to set in either IC or SC.

and another idea would be(and i'm not sure if this has been mentioned and i missed it) what bout a plugin that would help the end user create scripts
like for Transmissions, a script that would look at the downloaded files and filter them to other folders via extension,( music for .mp3,.ogg/videos for .avi.mpeg / and Doc for .pdf odp docx) or for any other program that can accept scripts?

A Thought i had as i was lookin thru Transmissions.

If the world is a dance floor,
then i shall be its DJ
Vamps

MrVamps: for the second question, just setup a bash script. I remember I saw one that does this just some days ago.

Greetings
David

Dunno if you meant mine..? This scans the folder recursively, writes the files with the wanted extentions in temp files and moves them to the wanted folder(s).

#find the files and exclude hidden Apple files
find /media/UUID/Downloads/ ! -path "*.Apple*" -name "*.avi" > /root/avi.tmp
find /media/UUID/Downloads/ ! -path "*.Apple*" -name "*.mkv" > /root/mkv.tmp


#move AVI files
cat /root/avi.tmp | while read line; do
        mv "$line" /media/UUID/Multimedia/AVI/
done
rm -r /root/avi.tmp


#now move MKV files
cat /root/mkv.tmp | while read line; do
        mv "$line" /media/UUID/Multimedia/MKV/
done
rm -r /root/mkv.tmp

Yep, exactly.

Greetings
David

Hi,

MediaBrowser3 would be an excellent plugin: http://www.mediabrowser3.com

It would be better than trying to implement xbmc as a library management tool.

There is now a build for linux: http://mediabrowser3.com/commu…c/3634-linux-os-x-server/

Not sure if a plugin can be created, but it would be great!

Thanks!

Why would Mediabrowser be better than Plex?

freeghost as a plugin would be very desirable ...
It is a PXE and TFTP server similar to Norton Ghost.

http://sourceforge.net/projects/freeghost/

We already have a tutorial on how to set up your OMV as a PXE server.
But this looks interesting though.

However, I also thought about a plugin for a PXE server. Instead of manually installing it via the how to...

Good idea imho.

Not in the list, but a rtcwake plugin would be nice

I did a brief lookover on FOG. It should not be that difficult to integrate into OMV as a plugin.

i installed your plugin, i thnik you mean this here:
http://omv-extras.org/debian/pool/main/o/openmediavault-wol/

but i found no new point in the list. where can i configure this tool?

regard