Upgrade goes well but not possible to update of modules

  • the upgrade to version 6x worked without error messages.

    I proceeded according to a HowTo here from the forum (can't find it anymore), where among other things an "omv-salt stage run deploy" was recommended, then an "omv-upgrade" and finally an "omv-release-upgrade" to toast

    The former was all green with no errors. Also the upgrade was ok as far as I can see, as was the release upgrade, which however had two warnings in between (something with grep and folder not found).


    OMV 6 works so far, but I get a "500 - Internal Server Error" (see txt- file; to big to post it here) if I try to start the "Pending configuration changes" (see screenshot).



    So about my less skill in linux I need a little help to solve that... Is there anybody?

       230521, OMV Error 500 while update.txt



    Maybe this is the point, the missing one? Just find is. Was'n shown in the former 5x version... So I have no idea what drive are missing ?(

    Is there a way to clean that up in any way? So it's not possible to simple delete/unmount them ...


    Greetz

    Micha

    Translation from my Avatar: To err is human. But to build real shit you need a computer

    Edited once, last by M*I*B: Update ().

    • Official Post

    It seems there is a ntfs formatted drive missing. Is this correct?


    In the screenshot the missing device is marked as "referenced". That means that there exists a shared folder pointing at that device. Remove that shared folder from any service. Then delete the shared folder. After that you should be able to delete the drive from the GUI.

  • ... yes and no ...


    The NTFS is a mobile USB3- Drive that I often use to transfer a bigger bunch of data; much faster then over the LAN.

    Last I have forget to unmount the drive. That's while it's missing in the log. Meanwhile I have connect it and unmount it well so this "error" is gone.


    The other missing I have no clue where is comes from. I have no "hanging" mounts and also no hanging "shares" nowhere...

    And now?

    Greetz

    Micha

    Translation from my Avatar: To err is human. But to build real shit you need a computer

  • öhhh nope :saint:


    We are talking about two different things (I think so).


    The only hint to "NTFS" I have found in the error-message (the TXT- file). That one is gone if I use "omv-salt stage run deploy" again...

    So that's why I say "that" problem is gone due it based on my own stupidity :saint:


    The other one with the "lost drive" is still present. Meanwhile I have try to insert a CD and also a CF-card what I sometimes use. But that#s also not this one...



    EDIT say:

    Just before I send this I hava trigger the update again... just for fun... But now all updates are well done without errors.

    So "this" problem is also gone.

    Just the only one with the lost drive stay like a Elephant ...

    Greetz

    Micha

    Translation from my Avatar: To err is human. But to build real shit you need a computer

    Edited 2 times, last by M*I*B ().

  • ... japp, here it is:


    Greetz

    Micha

    Translation from my Avatar: To err is human. But to build real shit you need a computer

  • Part 1:


    Part 2:

    Greetz

    Micha

    Translation from my Avatar: To err is human. But to build real shit you need a computer

    • Official Post

    The root filesystem is now sdk1 with UUID

    3b083fc5-63be-4223-8433-5f290da0d13a


    Make a copy of the file /etc/openmediavault/config.xml


    cp /etc/openmediavault/config.xml /etc/openmediavault/config.xml.bak


    than edit the file with nano

    nano /etc/openmediavault/config.xml


    search for the mntent section with these values

    Code
            "comment": "",
            "dir": "/",
            "freq": 0,
            "fsname": "/dev/sdb1",
            "hidden": true,
            "opts": "noatime,nodiratime,errors=remount-ro",
            "passno": 1,
            "type": "ext4",
            "usagewarnthreshold": 85,
            "uuid": "79684322-3eac-11ea-a974-63a080abab18"

    and change the fsname to

    Code
    "fsname": "/dev/disk/by-uuid/3b083fc5-63be-4223-8433-5f290da0d13a",

    save the file with Ctrl+x and y

  • ... tadaaaaa :thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup:


    Thank you very much for that! That I never haven't solve by myself 8)


    Now it work's well like a charm... Great work!



    By the way: Is there a way to use a simple name insteed of the UUID? Ok, meanwhile I know where the RAID or the Mirror is but using the UUID is brainbreaking sometimes ...

    Greetz

    Micha

    Translation from my Avatar: To err is human. But to build real shit you need a computer

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