Plugins that are wanted - Part 4

Zitat von noxx

Plugins that are wanted......

digiKam
https://www.digikam.org/
is it possible to add a digikam plugin?

You don't need a digikam plugin, you can add your shares in digikam. Digikam needs a DE (KDE4) installed.

Zitat von ryecoaaron

I think finding duplicates should be its own plugin. The search could take a long time.

Could be. But the output within sysinfo would be good, too. What if the plugin searches for a specific path for txt files and simply displays them in the dropdown? Then the output could be generated very easily with > duplicates.txt

Hi,
is it possible to add openmediavault-deluge plugin to Raspberry Pi/Banana Pi version of OMV? If it's not possible, is it ok to install it manually?

hi.

there is already a deluge plugin for OMV its in the jhmiller rep.

aha oke did not know that. manually will work tho

Zitat von ryecoaaron

It is not in the repo for armhf but you could try manually installing it.

Is there any change it will get to the armhf repo?

Zitat von olo

Is there any change it will get to the armhf repo?

I have compiled the required libs for arm and ryecoaaron has added these to the repo along with the x64 and x86 versions. The plugin has also been updated to use these new libs so once it has been packaged up (thanks to ryecoaaron again) it will show in the plugins list IF you have the download managers - testing repo enabled.

Hi,
thank you for your efforts. I see the plugin on the list but I cannot install it:

Some packages could not be installed. This may mean that you have
requested an impossible situation or if you are using the unstable
distribution that some required packages have not yet been created
or been moved out of Incoming.
The following information may help to resolve the situation:


The following packages have unmet dependencies:
 openmediavault-deluge : Depends: libboost-system but it is not installable
                         Depends: libboost-python but it is not installable
E: Unable to correct problems, you have held broken packages.

I'm still wondering I domoticz could be a plugin...I think its very easy because of it is for raspberry pi ready.
Maybe I will try to install it on a test omv server but I'm not a linux expert..

Ik have domoticz now running on a test omv system.
I followed some steps and it worked. It is not a plugin ofcourse but it is browsable.
I have to create a start / stop script for it.

My intention was to start with the domoticz plugin after the next mb release, but if you already started with it and want some help I'll be happy to give you a hand.

I´ve added Pydio as a WebFileExplorer.

Hi All,

does anyone could create a plugin for OMV of this

github.com/dirkvdb/ps3netsrv--

deanbg.com/ps3netsrv.zip

I tried to compiled it by my self but cant get around with

Thank you for any feedback!

Zitat von xsasx

Hi All,

does anyone could create a plugin for OMV of this

github.com/dirkvdb/ps3netsrv--

deanbg.com/ps3netsrv.zip

I tried to compiled it by my self but cant get around with

Thank you for any feedback!

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What does it do? What is its purpose? A little bit of info would be nice... or is that too hard to expect?

Greetings
David

Sorry!

It host a Server for PS3 ISO Games.

You can play PS3 ISOs with your CFW-PS3 from your NAS.

So you have your PS3 Game Backups as ISO on your NAS- and If you have a modified PS3 with a CFW you can play the games from the NAS without putting an USBHDD on the PS3 or have the BlueRay in the device.

suggestion for list that I haven't seen suggested.

obnam or attic. Both are deduplicating backup tools, there's backup plugin for they system now, yay, but these are for backup of data disks.
they're both simple to configure and use, seems like they'd be good plug in candidates.

i'd been using amanda but that's 100x more annoying to setup, over 4x as slow on my system and doesn't have good deduplication.
There's duplicity but I think it's deduplication isn't suited to media libraries where I go in and mass rename and relocate files as it's name based.

Both obnam and attic are hash of a blob of data deduplication based, so renaming/relocating won't trigger a whole file backup.

obnam is probably the more reliable as it's been out for years but i'm currently using/testing attic. attic was a bit more annoying to install.

neither has an up to date package in debian wheezy, obnams is old and attic is only in jessie+
http://obnam.org/
https://attic-backup.org/

* edit, adding annoying attic install steps
and forgot to mention, they both let you mount the archive as a disk and directly and quickly restore files by cp/rsync. amanda needed to un-gtar the whole archive, took hours.

apt-get install python3-pip
apt-get install libssl-dev
apt-get install python3-dev
apt-get install libacl1-dev
pip-3.2 install attic
pip-3.2 install python3-llfuse