correct way of adding fuse.bindfs mount

  • I have added a bindfs mount point to my fstab to mount my unionfs pool into my FTP.


    Code
    /srv/9379aef8-4c1e-43c1-ab84-31fd2aa5b875/FTP_usenet /glftpd/site  fuse.bindfs defaults 0 0


    I guess this is not the intended way of doing it with OMV and not really permanent.

    What is the suggested way of adding this to my OMV configuration correctly?

    - OMV7 on Asus Prime N100 -

    Snapraid on 2 Data drives & 1 Parity

    latest proxmox kernel

  • Anyone?

    If I add this to config.xml by hand, what should i do about the UUID? leave it blank and wait for OMV to create this automatically?

    - OMV7 on Asus Prime N100 -

    Snapraid on 2 Data drives & 1 Parity

    latest proxmox kernel

  • If you are going to hand edit fstab put your mounts outside of the openmediavault stanza.

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    A backup strategy is worthless unless you have a verified to work by testing restore strategy.


    OMV AMD64 7.x on headless Chenbro NR12000 1U Intel Xeon CPU E3-1230 V2 @ 3.30GHz 32GB ECC RAM.


  • why not configure it in /etc/fstab? Just do it outside of the region controlled by omv. Also, why fuse?

    Doesn't this work?

    /some/where /else/where none bind 0 0


    can also use the mount command,

    mount --bind /some/where /else/where

  • Ah ok. So OMV does not overwrite the whole file but only a block?

    OMV will not touch anything outside the openmediavault stanza

    --
    Google is your friend and Bob's your uncle!


    A backup strategy is worthless unless you have a verified to work by testing restore strategy.


    OMV AMD64 7.x on headless Chenbro NR12000 1U Intel Xeon CPU E3-1230 V2 @ 3.30GHz 32GB ECC RAM.


  • No this did not work in combination with Glftpd. The bind mount is visible in CLI but not when dir listing in glftpd. Dont ask me why.

    I had the same idea.

    - OMV7 on Asus Prime N100 -

    Snapraid on 2 Data drives & 1 Parity

    latest proxmox kernel

  • No this did not work in combination with Glftpd. The bind mount is visible in CLI but not when dir listing in glftpd. Dont ask me why.

    I had the same idea.

    So when a user logs in to the FTP they couldn't list the directory of the bind mount unless you mounted with fuse?


    Wonder if it's permissions issue?

  • Exactly.


    How can it be a permission issue? It’s the exact same folder structure i am mounting with either bindis or bind

    - OMV7 on Asus Prime N100 -

    Snapraid on 2 Data drives & 1 Parity

    latest proxmox kernel

  • That is a really good explanation of how things work.


    I have tried with permission chmod 777 on my files and folders and still they are not accessible via bind in glftpd. Maybe i am missing something here.... point me to it. Thanks.

    - OMV7 on Asus Prime N100 -

    Snapraid on 2 Data drives & 1 Parity

    latest proxmox kernel

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