Instal and run of the sync happened without any reported problems.
Unfortunately, the same symptoms as the original plugin are manifested: Postfix and rsyslog are broken. Uninstalling it doesn't put things back the way they were, my Postfix is mangled. Working on it now.
Error while checking current Postfix configuration. Please manually fix Postfix configuration.
postfix: fatal: chdir(/var/spool/postfix): No such file or directoryRestoring from backup 
Reinstalling Postfix seems to have put things back the way they were. But I am still writing out this morning's dd image to another SSD just in case.
the same symptoms as the original plugin are manifested: Postfix and rsyslog are broken.
Sorry it broke things. I have only been using it a few days and it is really beta. I wouldn't install it on a production system.
Not sure why it broke postfix and rsyslog since zram_config isn't doing anything with postfix or logrotate (which is what broke postfix/logrotate on your system when it was added to folder2ram). I guess folder2ram does run one last sync before it is uninstalled. I can't avoid that since the sync is needed.
No worries, I have recovered.
Hi ryecoaaron. I currently have the latest test version of the Flash plugin installed (md5sum: 2596a04d8ac16eb5de61497ea1926d58). Everything seems to be working fine, but when I connect to this server using iDRAC, I see errors like in the screenshot. I hope this will help you improve this version...
I see errors like in the screenshot.
What is the output of these two commands
$ df -h | grep zram2
/dev/zram2 125M 36K 114M 1% /opt/zram/zram2
$ grep zram2 /proc/mounts
/dev/zram2 /opt/zram/zram2 ext4 rw,relatime,errors=remount-ro 0 0
overlay2 /var/lib/openmediavault/rrd overlay rw,relatime,lowerdir=/opt/zram/opt/zram/varlibopenmediavaultrrd.bind,upperdir=/opt/zram/zram2/upper,workdir=/opt/zram/zram2/workdir,redirect_dir=on,uuid=on,nouserxattr 0 0
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$ df -h | grep zram2
/dev/zram2 125M 36K 114M 1% /opt/zram/zram2
$ grep zram2 /proc/mounts
/dev/zram2 /opt/zram/zram2 ext4 rw,relatime,errors=remount-ro 0 0
overlay2 /var/lib/openmediavault/rrd overlay rw,relatime,lowerdir=/opt/zram/opt/zram/varlibopenmediavaultrrd.bind,upperdir=/opt/zram/zram2/upper,workdir=/opt/zram/zram2/workdir ,redirect_dir=on,uuid=on,nouserxattr 0 0
root@omv420:~# df -h | grep zram2
/dev/zram2 125M 1,1M 113M 1% /opt/zram/zram2
root@omv420:~# grep zram2 /proc/mounts
/dev/zram2 /opt/zram/zram2 ext4 rw,relatime,errors=remount-ro 0 0Do you have monitoring enabled in OMV?
If it is not enabled by default, I did not enable it. Where can I check this?
It is enabled by default unless you run the install script (which disables it).
System -> Monitoring
Yes, it is on.
I have done no testing with monitoring enabled since it causes more writes than just about anything. I will have to try it when I have a chance.
Thank you. I'll turn off monitoring for now and observe.
Hello! Two days ago I turned off monitoring, rebooted the server, and now I don't see the errors that were in the screenshot in the previous post. Everything works normally. Also, all this time, when the latest test version of the Flash plugin is running (md5sum: 2596a04d8ac16eb5de61497ea1926d58), I don't see any problems with mail.
Would a piZero2 be a good contender to benefit from this Arron?
Installed fine (excepting a could not open HSTS store at '/root/.wget-hsts'. HSTS will be disabled error)
Running fine though I'm usually at between 36-38% used a few minutes after startup, now sitting around 48% so seems to be a little heavier on ram
If you have a scheduled sync, it should be changed to: /usr/sbin/zram-config sync
How do I know if I have this kind of sync enabled? Is that something we do proactively in a script or some setting we might enable?
Email is working after restart and installing the test plugin. Still shows up as 7.0.1 in the UI but in apt I can see the proper one is installed.
How do I know if I have this kind of sync enabled?
You would've had to add it.
Is that something we do proactively in a script or some setting we might enable?
Nope. Some people wanted a more frequent sync than just at shutdown even though it causes more writes. I told them how to do it. You would add a Scheduled job in the omv web interface.
Email is working after restart and installing the test plugin. Still shows up as 7.0.1 in the UI but in apt I can see the proper one is installed.
I assume you see a datatable listing paths to move to ram when looking at the flashmemory plugin? Did you click Update in the Plugins or Updates tab?
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