openmediavault-usbbackup 5.0.3-1 kills all accessable drives

  • Hello,


    I started newly with OMV on a Raspi 4b 4GB. Installation went well and I defined 4 shares for music, movies, ...

    I filled the shares and thought about a simple backup solution using another external USB drive.


    So I found openmediavault-usbbackup plugin, defined 4 backup tasks and started the first one.

    Starting the second one returned immediately an error regarding HTTP ...


    Now the Web GUI was no longer responding. I tried to login via SSH, which was immediately denied.

    So I powered down the system and tried to restart it. It didn't come up again.


    I took the SD card and checked the content. There were 2 partitions boot and rootfs - both EMPTY

    I checked my media file which was filled with images, music library, movies - completely EMPTY

    same for the target backup drive.


    I did a complete re-installation and after finishing up (and backing up the OMV system) I tried the same again - with identical result!!!


    Did anyone experience the same issue? If so this plugin should be removed from the list of available extensions.

    I think it would be a good one to have and would appreciate if it could be fixed.


    Regards

    mobilomv

  • I have two jobs, which are run automatically when I plug the configured drive. Everything works exceptionally well, I think it's a great solution.


    Remember this plugin is uses rsync.

    I would recommend testing your scenario in a VM so you can mess around and find the root cause of the issue.

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  • Thanks for the answers.


    So I got it working now. I actiated the rsync server and I repartitioned and formated the external USB drive.


    I don't know which of these actions did it. But on the other hand it is really critical when a wrong setup cleansup the whole system, means deletes the OMV rootfs and boot partitions and all the shared folders which were used as backup sources.

  • How the drive was partitioned? What filesystem are you using?


    I have used rsync to copy files from my external drive to OMV and did not enable Rsync Server.


    My external backup drive is a simple NTFS partition, so files can be read from my Windows PC in case, and worked at the first attempt.

    OMV BUILD - MY NAS KILLER - OMV 6.x + omvextrasorg (updated automatically every week)

    NAS Specs: Core i3-8300 - ASRock H370M-ITX/ac - 16GB RAM - Sandisk Ultra Flair 32GB (OMV), 256GB NVME SSD (Docker Apps), 2x16TB HDDs w/ SnapRAID - Fractal Design Node 304 - Be quiet! Pure Power 11 350W


    My all-in-one SnapRAID script!

  • The external drive was used as a backup drive of a WD MyLiveBookDuo with the standard partitioning and format.

    Now I deleted everything, made a new partition and ext4 as file system.


    You are right the rsync server is not needed at all. I did it because a Youtube tutorial mentioned it as a prerequisite.

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