If I recall, neither of those were ported to OMV 6 (I've not looked in a while)... Check the list in the plugins forum on what was ported. So if they weren't ported, you won't be able to use them in OMV 6.
Hi KM0201
Rclone and Zerotier are not OMV plugins, they are installed packages in OMV itself.
It's more like questions of whether these programs and/or docker containers would interfere with the upgrade process.
Ah.. Now I see.
docker containers shouldn't. As for the other packages... I have no idea.
You should be able to just upgrade except zerotier is not in the debian repo. So, you might have to upgrade that after upgrading the OS/omv.
You should be able to just upgrade
Thanks ryecoaaron
I had a rummage through my desk drawers yesterday and found a spare 500GB SSD (bit of a size over kill for an OMV OS drive, but who cares).
So my thoughts are now, try the upgrade, and if that works, great. But if there are problems use plan B, do a fresh install on to the spare SSD, mount the old drive as a memory jogger for any configs the ole grey matter doesn't recall.
As for docker containers, should all containers be shutdown for the upgrade?
You should be able to just upgrade
Well I tried 
omv-release-upgrade ended with the following
Errors were encountered while processing:
proftpd-core
proftpd-mod-vroot
openmediavault
openmediavault-fail2ban
openmediavault-diskstats
openmediavault-nut
openmediavault-backup
proftpd-mod-crypto
proftpd-mod-wrap
openmediavault-symlinks
openmediavault-omvextrasorg
proftpd-basic
openmediavault-remotemount
openmediavault-sharerootfs
openmediavault-resetperms
openmediavault-sftp
openmediavault-locate
openmediavault-clamav
openmediavault-luksencryption
openmediavault-kvm
openmediavault-apttool
W: --force-yes is deprecated, use one of the options starting with --allow instead.
E: Sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error code (1)
After a server reboot it's still on OMV 5.6.26-1
Help please, I want to take the lazy way out and have this upgrade work.
I don't wanta do all the configuration of a fresh new install 
ended with the following
Errors were encountered while processing:
That isn't really helpful without the output before the end.
How and where the hell have I gotten 6.0-34.iso on the 22nd March 2022 ? The dash in the file name makes me suspicious.
Why are you suspicious? The dash means it is a revision of 6.0 (ie alpha). 6.0.24 is a release and is much newer than 6.0. You can't just look at the 24 and 34 to compare.
Has there ever been a version 6.0-34.iso image made available?
Yes. But any 6.x ISO will update to the same version (currently 6.0.29) once all updates are applied.
output before the end
A more helpful omv-release-upgrade.txt file attached
dash means it is a revision of 6.0
Thanks, that makes sense now.
Getting old sucks when it comes to the memory department, I had forgotten about downloading and testing the alpha release.
A more helpful omv-release-upgrade.txt file attached
I hate proftpd. I wish it was a plugin. proftp had issues upgrading which caused openmediavault to have problems which screwed up all of the plugins. I would try apt-get -f install
Thanks for your help ryecoaaron, it appears the upgrade was corrupted by a failing motherboard.
I can't even get it to POST now.
Oh well I shouldn't complain as that server was built from old parts I had hanging around, and 2 new sata expansion cards, build cost $50.
Time for some new hardware.
Considering something with a Ryzen 6 core in it.
Something befitting OMV and the KVM Plugin.
proftpd
Is proftpd installed by default? I don't recall installing any ftp in omv5.
Is proftpd installed by default? I don't recall installing any ftp in omv5.
Yep.
apt-get -f install
Hi ryecoaaron
Finally get my hardware up and running again.
Tried to do the omv-release-upgrade, that returns -bash: omv-release-upgrade: command not found
Tried apt-get -f install, that returns what is listed in the attached apt upgrade.txt file
Is it worth trying to recover this omv installation? would it be better to do a clean install of omv6?
I would prefer to upgrade from omv5 to omv6, as I have other software installed and configured that I may not be able to recall how to set them up again.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
I need to re-read this thread. I don't remember what was going on.
Is it worth trying to recover this omv installation? would it be better to do a clean install of omv6?
I would prefer to upgrade from omv5 to omv6, as I have other software installed and configured that I may not be able to recall how to set them up again.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
If I had hours to post back and forth, we probably could get it fixed. If it was in front of me, I guarantee I could get it fixed.
Do you use zerotier ?
If it was in front of me
I could add you to my network and you can ssh in.
I can pay you for your time, somehow, may a donation to the kvm plugin?
Or should I just re-install?
Do you use zerotier ?
I had to google it...
I could add you to my network and you can ssh in.
Send me a PM.
Send me a PM.
How do I PM you?
How do I PM you?
Conversation button in top right. I sent you instead.
So, the biggest problem on this system was the proftpd-core had to finish installing before the openmediavault package could finish installing. But the post installation file for proftpd-core was trying to enable and start the proftpd service (even though it was disabled in OMV's config). I removed the lines that start and enable the service in the /var/lib/dpkg/info/proftpd-core.postinst file and then ran apt-get -f install. Everything completed installing fine. This would almost be difficult to script around this problem in the omv 5->6 upgrade.
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