Hello,
I am trying to give OMV a shot on my bananapi. So i went ahead and installed it on a fresh Bananian install. ( Debian Wheezy)
But how does the thing with the filesystems work?
If i want to create a Shared folder i cant select a Volume
: 
If i look at my filesystems. My root is listed (the second one) :
am i missing something ?
thanks in advance
You can't add a shared folder to the root filesystem. You need to add another disc (or add another partition) and mount it in the web interface.
Can't be done. You wouldn't want the main OMV files accessible via shared folder anyway.
If you want to add files to the web server (nginx), install the openmediavault-nginx plugin. Move the OMV web interface to a different port. Create a server in the nginx plugin and use port 80. You will specify a shared folder for that web server root and you can add files/folders to that.
Why is it sad? What are you trying to do?
OMV's design separates the OS and data. If your OS drive fails, you won't lose any data. If you change any of the OMV web interface files, it will revert the changes with the next update.
You could mount /var to a new partion to add a shared folder in www.
Some small how to:http://blog.oshim.net/2011/10/…der-to-new-partition.html
You can use symbolic links to pull anything from a data drive. Only problem is if you are dealing with an executable, data drives mounted noexec. But that would not be the case with stuff in www.
If he is sad he needs to learn.
You shouldn't need to execute an executable file in a shared folder used by the nginx plugin (or /var/www for that matter). If you are calling it from a web page/script, it could be in /usr/bin or somewhere executable.
But that would not be the case with stuff in www.
That is why I said this above. I am just trying to explain the the web content can be on a data drive and a symbolic link can be used to link it in /var/www
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