on console it works with no problems
rsync -av /srv/remotemount/cnc/ /srv/dev-disk-by-uuid-7225e058-1fb3-418e-b374-d2d9c4ea0292/cnc/
If it works in CLI it is because remote mounting is working correctly.
Did you create a shared folder in the remote mount? You need to create a shared folder so you can select it in the rsync GUI.
I do not understand what you mean.
Maybe you can give some jpgs to teach me how to do this.
Or maybe you have some kind of documentation.
To configure an rsync task in the OMV GUI you need to define the source and destination. Both should be shared folders created in the OMV GUI under Storage>>Shared folders.
Then, once the remote resource is mounted, it should appear in the file systems tab with the name you have given it. Let's say for example: remote_test
Go to the Shared Folders tab, press the Create button. In the Name field write whatever you want, for example remote_test_folder. In the File system field select the file system with the remote resource, remote_test should appear. In the relative path field write / and nothing else. Save.
You should now be able to create a task in rsync by selecting the remote_test_folder shared folder as the destination or source.
If you need more information there is a document on the wiki that explains how the plugin works. You should avoid using ACL permissions, I've looked at it and I think there is some configuration with ACL permissions, if you don't need them, don't use them. https://wiki.omv-extras.org/do…omv6_plugins:remote_mount
Alles anzeigenHallo, i have a local shared folder CNC and a remote mount to a NAS folder CNC.
I try to setup local rsync but i cannot select remotemount CNC as source or destination.
If this is not a bug, i ask for guidance.
Thx
on console it works with no problems
rsync -av /srv/remotemount/cnc/ /srv/dev-disk-by-uuid-7225e058-1fb3-418e-b374-d2d9c4ea0292/cnc/
If it works proper on CLI, just make a scheduled task and you're good to go:
If it works proper on CLI, just make a scheduled task and you're good to go:
Well, the OP said that he wants to configure local rsync in the GUI. If it is a task that is going to be scheduled for a long time, that is also what I would do. If it is a "throwaway" task you are probably right and that path is faster.
Well, the OP said that he wants to configure local rsync in the GUI. If it is a task that is going to be scheduled for a long time, that is also what I would do. If it is a "throwaway" task you are probably right and that path is faster.
I only use rsync commands on scheduled tasks. Never managed to understand the rsync service, 
Never managed to understand the rsync service
There are often questions about the rsync GUI in OMV. I think it would be good to have a complete guide to its use. I don't know if there is one in the guides section, I've never looked for it.
I think you're right. I've been looking to rsync a few folders over to a remote pc. I ended up doing a bash script as it was 4 folders, but if it was only 1 or 2, I think I'd have just used the rsync command and used a scheduled task for it.
I did look at services->rsync but couldn't really suss it out, especially as I don't use ssh passwords.
I think I'll continue with scheduled was using either a command or a script.
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