omv-extras 6.3 / openmediavault-compose 6.7

Quote from ryecoaaron

compose 6.7.5 is in the repo now and adds a hyperlink to each tcp port (should skip udp). The hyperlink works just like the kvm plugin - it gets the fqdn of the host from the OMV database. Seems to work better than portainer that on my system is just doing something like this - 0.0.0.0:28080 (which doesn't work).

Weird.... When I click the link, mine tries to go to "openmediavault:port" which fails of course. Is there a setting I'm missing somewhere that it's not going to ip:port?

Portainer, to make the port link work, there is an environment variable you have to set to your server ip, then it works fine.

Quote from gderf

Mine works. It goes to omv.localdomain:port. That host and domain are set on the Network | General page.

That did the trick. I wasn't aware I had to set the domain (I'm assuming I just took the defaults, as mine is local). So I put local in that spot, and now if I click a port link it goes to openmediavault.local:port , which works perfect. Anything other than local, it doesn't work.

If I wanted to change "local", where do I set that?

Thanks

Quote from ryecoaaron

The code looks up the hostname and domain name in the network settings of the OMV database. If the domain name exists, it appends it to the hostname. The kvm plugin does this as well. getting the ip address is actually harder because systems have more than one. So, your system must not be registered with just the openmediavault name in your dns server.

Yup, I do believe that is the issue. I'm assuming "local" is the default domain as when I put local in the Networks.. I can click the links just fine. So where do I put a separate domain (if I wanted to use something other than local).

I assume here...

Quote from KM0201

So where do I put a separate domain (if I wanted to use something other than local).

In Network > General In the Domain name field

Quote from chente

In Network > General In the Domain name field

If I change it to anything but local, it fails... so there is a setting somewhere to use something other than local.

Quote from rlfox

I somehow got portainer to run now - and it sees three containers - but omv-compose only see one under containers - yet three running under stats ?!? How do I safely move yacht and heimdall to the new setup?? There are no "add from examples" for yacht and heimdall ?!? Any help would be appreciated!

Here is the procedure for that. https://wiki.omv-extras.org/do…openmediavault-compose_67

Quote from rlfox

I somehow got portainer to run now - and it sees three containers - but omv-compose only see one under containers - yet three running under stats ?!? How do I safely move yacht and heimdall to the new setup?? There are no "add from examples" for yacht and heimdall ?!? Any help would be appreciated!

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omv-compose only sees containers that you've configured under the plugin.

Templates for the others are easily found on dockerhub, or you may already have them if you're using stacks in portainer

Long story short, you need the yaml configuration files, stop and remove the containers, and then redeploy into the plugin with those files. You have it detailed in that link.

Quote from KM0201

If I change it to anything but local, it fails... so there is a setting somewhere to use something other than local.

I don't know of another configuration in OMV for this. Maybe check the router, depending on the configuration it may be responsible for assigning domains to IPs.

Quote from trythat

When in containers tab, is there a way to fix how containers are displayed e.g. a-z? It looks as though they are displayed via uptime. Where I would like a-z and have that the fixed display option.

Click the arrow next to the name of the column you want to use for sorting.

Quote from trythat

I realize that, but I want it to be like that every time I go to the containers tab.

As far as I know that feature doesn't exist, you have to do it every time.