File manager with password

OMV does not have a built in filemanager.

There are several web based filemanagers available to install as a docker in OMV. I assume one of them would be suitable? If you Google something like: "web based filemanager docker" you get several suggestions.

I simply use SSH and Midnight Commander.

https://hub.docker.com/r/linuxserver/doublecommander

Quote from monsieur N

Good evening, everyone. I appeal to your enlightenment. By any chance, is there a file manager for omv in the way of cloud commander, midnight commander, etc.. but a manager or you need to use a username and password to log in?

Indeed, I do not want to use krusader, I want to use a file manager from a web page from outside ( example: http://www.monnas.org:9000 for cloud order), and so I want to have the ability to connect to my nas and disconnect me securely order . indeed I use the computer of work to connect

Try WinSCP, you can login as root, but can login as any User created on OMV WebGUI of course.

Quote from monsieur N

Good evening, everyone. I appeal to your enlightenment. By any chance, is there a file manager for omv in the way of cloud commander, midnight commander, etc.. but a manager or you need to use a username and password to log in?

Indeed, I do not want to use krusader, I want to use a file manager from a web page from outside ( example: http://www.monnas.org:9000 for cloud order), and so I want to have the ability to connect to my nas and disconnect me securely order . indeed I use the computer of work to connect

You can use Cloud Commander with username and login.

Put the next lines in your docker-compose file:

    environment:
      - CLOUDCMD_AUTH=true
      - CLOUDCMD_USERNAME=admin
      - CLOUDCMD_PASSWORD=1234

Under F9 is a logout option.

should i use password manager?

Thank you Macom for the link to docker info.

In the stack I paste paths to config and data, folders on a specific drive.

My setup has several harddisks USB 3.0 attached to a Raspberry Pi.

Will double Commander show all the drives and am I able to transfer files between the drives?

Or does it work only on the drive mentioned in the stack?

Quote from Micheldt

Or does it work only on the drive mentioned in the stack?

Yes. You need to create a bind for each filesystem (or folder) you want to access from inside the container.