After uninstall: SSH & Samba Logins are no longer working

1. offizieller Beitrag

    Hi!


    I tried OMV 5 on my Raspberry Pi 4 but I did not like the software and decided to use plain old Samba instead. But boy oh boy am I having fun removing it.


    I uninstalled it via apt-get and also reinstalled samba to reset the config file. Now there are only two things not working:

    • SSH: The login does not work anymore. I always could log in with the default user (pi) and my password. Remote Desktop does still work.
    • Samba Shares: I tried to re-mount my home folder (home/pi), but I don't have writing permissions anymore. I also can't use my user/password combination to get the rights to do so (does not match).

    I did not realize that OMV integrates deeply into the system so OF COURSE I have no backup. Is there some kind of guide how to reverse the changes to the user management? How can I login via SSH again?


    Thanks for your help!

    • Offizieller Beitrag
    Zitat von Zephalon

    Is there some kind of guide how to reverse the changes to the user management?

    nope.

    Zitat von Zephalon

    How can I login via SSH again?

    Configure ssh. Start the service and change settings in /etc/ssh/sshd_config


    Coming to the OMV to ask how to get rid of OMV is normally not going to get you much help though.

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    Zitat von ryecoaaron

    Coming to the OMV to ask how to get rid of OMV is normally not going to get you much help though.

    Isn't that a shame. Providing a perfectly fine install script but no way to get rid of it...


    I'll need at least some kind of hints what I need to change in the sshd_config file...

    • Offizieller Beitrag
    Zitat von Zephalon

    Isn't that a shame. Providing a perfectly fine install script but no way to get rid of it...

    Really. What is my motivation for making a remove script? 99.9% don't remove it. The script wasn't designed to install on an old existing install. You could make an infinite number of settings changes. There is no way a script could return the system to pre-OMV. That is what a backup does. If you don't like OMV, you could just remove the plugins then the OMV package

    apt-get purge openmediavault-*

    apt-get purge openmediavault

    Zitat von Zephalon

    I'll need at least some kind of hints what I need to change in the sshd_config file...

    I'm not sure why you need to change anything. But of course, I have no idea what you did to remove OMV. I just removed omv as I instructed above and it didn't affect ssh - no problems logging in.

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    SSH is working again, the user 'pi' was no longer part of the 'ssh' user group.


    [EDIT] I also got Samba user login working again :). I reinstalled it and added this smb.conf:


    Code
    [global]
   workgroup = WORKGROUP
   security = user
   encrypt passwords = yes
   client min protocol = SMB2
   client max protocol = SMB3

[home]
   path = /home/pi
   read only = no

    Then I re-activated the user:

    Code
    sudo smbpasswd -a pi

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