curl : Depends: libcurl3 (= 7.26.0-1+wheezy11) but it is not going to be installed

give results of this:

dpkg -l | grep curl

This is a new install. I would reinstall and use default repos. Don't change to a local repo close to you.

If you are using a proxy too this could be an issue.

Maybe doing a clean installation at this point will save you time rather than trying to troubleshoot the problem. You can download the latest OMV release from here. Make sure you let OMV connect to a mirror during installation. Then install Plex using the steps I listed above.

Zitat von tekkb

You should let people answer the question. It may be sources.list issue.

Check this 1st:
5. Change your DNS Server settings, Primary: The IP address of your router & Secondary: 8.8.8.8 save/apply (this needs to be done if you changed to static ip)

Then in command line enter this to reboot to get off dpkg lock if it is locked:
reboot

After you are rebooted do this in command line:
dpkg --configure -a

This should install the dependency for curl if DNS Server was the problem. If this did not work give output of this command:

cat /etc/apt/sources.list

If the dpkg --configure -a did work you can go in the web gui and try to install omv extras again, it is already uploaded.

After installing that you can enable the plex repo and install it in the plugin section.

If you did mess up your sources.list we can give you a copy to fix it.

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I would've checked sources after his first post right away...

Zitat von joesph

Thanks for helping.

1. Restart OMV using shutdown -r now.
2. Delete the broken curl packages apt-get remove --purge remove curl.

These steps results in "unable to locate remove"

I tried the ping tests 8.8.8.8 gives 17ms and google.com give 80ms. So both seem to work.

apt-get -f install - did not try this not sure when to do this.

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Nobody read that it says unable to locate "renove" because he double typed it?

Glad you solved your issue.

Greetings
David