After reinstall, no access to webgui

maddinthebrain · 28. Dezember 2020

Hello there,

I had to reinstall OMV, because it was deinstalled of unknown reason during the installtion of another package...

I installed it again following https://openmediavault.readthe…stallation/on_debian.html. Now I cannot access OMV per webgui any more.. This error messages pops up:

The file path isn't empty.

The output omv-engined -d -f is below. The last 3 lines may give a hint... Which socket and which permission is meant? nginx is running on port 8080 as an apache instance is running on port 80 and 443.

Thx in advance!

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omv-engined -d -f
Registered data models:
conf.service
conf.service.ftp
conf.service.ftp.modban.rule
conf.service.ftp.modtls
conf.service.ftp.share
conf.service.nfs
conf.service.nfs.share
conf.service.rsync.job
conf.service.rsyncd
conf.service.rsyncd.module
conf.service.smartmontools
conf.service.smartmontools.device
conf.service.smartmontools.job
conf.service.smb
conf.service.smb.share
conf.service.ssh
conf.system.apt.distribution
conf.system.certificate.ssh
conf.system.certificate.ssl
conf.system.cron.job
conf.system.filesystem.mountpoint
conf.system.filesystem.quota
conf.system.hdparm
conf.system.mdadm.device
conf.system.monitoring.perfstats
conf.system.network.dns
conf.system.network.interface
conf.system.network.iptables.rule
conf.system.network.proxy
conf.system.notification.email
conf.system.notification.notification
conf.system.powermngmnt
conf.system.sharedfolder
conf.system.sharedfolder.privilege
conf.system.syslog.remote
conf.system.time
conf.system.usermngmnt.group
conf.system.usermngmnt.homedir
conf.system.usermngmnt.user
conf.webadmin
rpc.apt.getchangelog
rpc.apt.install
rpc.apt.setsettings
rpc.apt.upload
rpc.certificatemgmt.copysshid
rpc.certificatemgmt.create
rpc.certificatemgmt.createssh
rpc.certificatemgmt.set
rpc.certificatemgmt.setssh
rpc.common.devicefile
rpc.common.getlist
rpc.common.objectuuid
rpc.config.applychanges
rpc.config.revertchanges
rpc.cron.getlist
rpc.cron.set
rpc.diskmgmt.sethdparm
rpc.diskmgmt.wipe
rpc.emailnotification.set
rpc.exec.getoutput
rpc.exec.isrunning
rpc.exec.stop
rpc.filesystemmgmt.create
rpc.filesystemmgmt.delete
rpc.filesystemmgmt.enumeratemountedfilesystems
rpc.filesystemmgmt.hasfilesystem
rpc.filesystemmgmt.mount
rpc.filesystemmgmt.resize
rpc.filesystemmgmt.umount
rpc.folderbrowser.get
rpc.fstab.getbydir
rpc.fstab.getbyfsname
rpc.fstab.set
rpc.ftp.setmodbanrule
rpc.ftp.setmodtlssettings
rpc.ftp.setsettings
rpc.ftp.setshare
rpc.iptables.setrule
rpc.iptables.setrules
rpc.iptables.setrules6
rpc.logfile.clear
rpc.logfile.getcontent
rpc.logfile.getlist
rpc.network.enumeratebondslaves
rpc.network.enumeratebridgeslaves
rpc.network.identify
rpc.network.setbondiface
rpc.network.setbridgeiface
rpc.network.setethernetiface
rpc.network.setgeneralsettings
rpc.network.setproxy
rpc.network.setvlaniface
rpc.network.setwirelessiface
rpc.nfs.setsettings
rpc.nfs.setshare
rpc.notification.isenabled
rpc.notification.set
rpc.notification.setlist
rpc.perfstats.set
rpc.plugin.install
rpc.plugin.remove
rpc.plugin.upload
rpc.powermgmt.set
rpc.powermgmt.setscheduledjob
rpc.quota.getbytypename
rpc.quota.set
rpc.quota.setbytypename
rpc.raidmgmt.add
rpc.raidmgmt.create
rpc.raidmgmt.grow
rpc.raidmgmt.remove
rpc.rsync.set
rpc.rsyncd.setmodule
rpc.rsyncd.setsettings
rpc.session.login
rpc.sharemgmt.copyprivileges
rpc.sharemgmt.delete
rpc.sharemgmt.getfileacl
rpc.sharemgmt.getprivilegesbyrole
rpc.sharemgmt.set
rpc.sharemgmt.setfileacl
rpc.sharemgmt.setprivileges
rpc.sharemgmt.setprivilegesbyrole
rpc.smart.setdevicesettings
rpc.smart.setscheduledtest
rpc.smart.setsettings
rpc.smb.setsettings
rpc.smb.setshare
rpc.ssh.set
rpc.syslog.setsettings
rpc.system.reboot
rpc.system.setdate
rpc.system.settimesettings
rpc.system.shutdown
rpc.system.standby
rpc.usermgmt.authuser
rpc.usermgmt.deletegroup
rpc.usermgmt.deleteuser
rpc.usermgmt.getgroup
rpc.usermgmt.getuser
rpc.usermgmt.importgroup
rpc.usermgmt.importuser
rpc.usermgmt.setgroup
rpc.usermgmt.setpasswordbycontext
rpc.usermgmt.setsettings
rpc.usermgmt.setuser
rpc.usermgmt.setuserbycontext
rpc.webgui.setsettings
Registered filesystem backends:
btrfs
exfat
ext
ext2
ext3
ext4
f2fs
fuseblk
hfsplus
iso9660
jfs
msdos
none
ntfs
reiserfs
swap
udf
ufs
umsdos
vfat
xfs
Registered RPC services:
apt
certificatemgmt
config
cron
diskmgmt
emailnotification
exec
filesystemmgmt
folderbrowser
fstab
ftp
iptables
logfile
network
nfs
notification
perfstats
plugin
powermgmt
quota
raidmgmt
rrd
rsync
rsyncd
services
sharemgmt
smart
smb
ssh
syslog
system
usermgmt
webgui
Registered modules:
apt
avahi
certificates
chrony
collectd
cpufrequtils
cron
cronapt
email
fstab
ftp
halt
hdparm
hostname
hosts
initramfs
iptables
issue
mdadm
monit
nfs
nginx
pam
phpfpm
postfix
profile
proftpd
quota
rrdcached
rsync
rsyncd
rsyslog
samba
sharedfolders
smartmontools
ssh
sysctl
systemd
systemd-logind
systemd-networkd
task
timezone
webadmin
webserver
zeroconf
omv-engined[22601]: Failed to bind socket: Permission denied
omv-engined[22601]:
Failed to bind socket: Permission denied

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maddinthebrain · 31. Dezember 2020

Is there nobody who knows something about that issue?

macom · 31. Dezember 2020

Zitat von maddinthebrain

nginx is running on port 8080 as an apache instance is running on port 80 and 443.

And how did you tell the system during reinstal to use port 8080 for OMV?

maddinthebrain · 31. Dezember 2020

The config file was still there... It wasn't lost... And the nginx itself is starting on 8080.

Well, anyway the problem I found after some search was, that the openmediavault_engined wasn't running as it was masked. After I unmasked and started it, everything is fine now.

Now I can login on the webgui again.

Thx for the help

macom · 1. Januar 2021

Zitat von maddinthebrain

I had to reinstall OMV, because it was deinstalled of unknown reason during the installtion of another package...

Just two hints:

when you install a package you are usually presented with what will be installed and what will be uninstalled. Then you are asked to confirm if you want to continue. It makes sense to read what is shown before confirmation.
docker is a great way to avoid dependency problems. You (almost) can't break your system by setting up a container

maddinthebrain · 1. Januar 2021

Yes, that's normally right, in this case he didn't asked anything

maddinthebrain · 1. Januar 2021

Ok, it happened again as I installed ssmtp. I didn't do any other thing. Why openmediavault is removed every time I install an apt package? Should I clean up apt, or so? I can bring OMV back online reinstalling and unmasking. What's wrong here? It's very annoying...

macom · 1. Januar 2021

I guess if you install ssmtp postfix is removed. And removing postfix removes openmediavault.

from Debian Wiki:

Zitat

Package is currently unmaintained
This package has been orphaned since 2019-03-19

macom · 1. Januar 2021

When I try to install msmtp I get this:

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root@debian:~# apt-get install msmtp
Reading package lists... Done
Building dependency tree       
Reading state information... Done
The following additional packages will be installed:
  libgsasl7 libntlm0
Suggested packages:
  msmtp-mta
The following NEW packages will be installed:
  libgsasl7 libntlm0 msmtp
0 upgraded, 3 newly installed, 0 to remove and 0 not upgraded.
Need to get 366 kB of archives.
After this operation, 1141 kB of additional disk space will be used.
Do you want to continue? [Y/n]

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Don't you get the question at the end? Do you use the -y option when you install something?

maddinthebrain · 1. Januar 2021

Yeah, but there wasn't any question about deinstall omv. That's curious.

After reinstall, no access to webgui

KM0201 29. Dezember 2020

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