I recently inadvertently filled up my /dev/sdc1 (mounted at root) drive by copying files to the wrong place. Without realising this I tried to install upgrades in OMV and the system hung. I now get an "Error 500" from the web server, but I can still log in via SSH.
I've cleared the space back, of course, but can anyone advise how best to reinstall OMV without losing the configuration or NAS data?
Disconnect your data drives. Only leave the system drive connected. Reinstall OMV on the system drive. Once that is done turn off and reconnect data drives. Start up and redo your config. It will not take long if you have some experience with OMV.
Configuration will be deleted if you reinstall OMV from the installation media and all the shares, too. But the storage (Or Raid) data will be retained if you follow tekk's instructions.
Write down the names of the shares and users and their config and after reinstall create them again. I did that yesterday twice and it worked.
I once ran into the same situation due to a misleaded backup script, that filled my system drive completely. But I wonder if upgrades work if it cannot download data? Did you control your system drive with running df from the command line? I was able to clear the situation with deleting the misleaded data, start OMV over and everything was allright again.
Zitat von "simon.maddox"I recently inadvertently filled up my /dev/sdc1 (mounted at root) drive by copying files to the wrong place. Without realising this I tried to install upgrades in OMV and the system hung. I now get an "Error 500" from the web server, but I can still log in via SSH.
I've cleared the space back, of course, but can anyone advise how best to reinstall OMV without losing the configuration or NAS data?
Before you jump onto reinstalling OpenMediaVault, try just to reinstall the package. This won't loose any configuration.
Greetings
David
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