Display MoreNow we need custom icons and themes, as well as RGB color spinners and font selectors for each individual GUI tab.
I'm just kidding, honest!
That is impossible because these things are generated at build time and can not be changed at runtime by design.
Maybe it will help others in the same situation when you describe how you fixed the problem. Thx
I'm sorry. With the current info we can't really help you. What are the prereqs of your filesystem grow action. Did you removed a partition and want the filesystem to use the whole disk?
We need some more information. What type of filesystem we are talking about: BTRFS, EXT4, ...?
I haven't tried it, but you might be able to use a URL beginning with file:// instead of http:// to reference a locally stored file (on the root filesystem, i.e. where OMV lives). See here for details.
Fixed in next version. See https://github.com/openmediava…74d6ca56130d8645c1cbb5aff
With the openmediavault-wbprefs plugin, the tiresome issue of wallpaper should finally be resolved. With this plugin, you can set the wallpaper images yourself.
I am not sure if this package should be part of the OMV dependencies. The package is not required to get OMV running, so it does not make sense to add it. Normally, packages only list the dependencies they need to function correctly.
How was the system installed?
Just as a side note, there is a Pi-hole recipe for the openmediavault-k8s Kubernetes plugin.
With regards to login, is there a way to "stay logged in" on OMV web interface?
I understand the security concerns, but since passwords can be stored in browser, I do not see a problem staying logged in.
Go to "System > Workbench" and disable the auto-logout feature.
Thx for the hint. Fixed with https://github.com/openmediava…1601cf4eb5fdc1d137d618026 in openmediavault 8.1.2.
You've been logged in with a non admin user. See https://docs.openmediavault.or…x/installation/index.html for more information.
You can't upgrade; the Debian versions are already EOL and the package repositories have been archived. You need to install OMV8 from scratch.
Have to agree with this.
Was really surprised when I Saw it.
Any way to revert to the previous one?
The image is from a photo artist. So what shall i say, i can't make everyone happy. I think the new pictures are beautiful, otherwise I wouldn't have chosen them. It's something different this time. Art is a matter of opinion.
Its possible to change background image for one choose by user?
That is not possible, sorry.
I respect your opinion, but I believe that especially with the Raspberry Pi 4, which has two USB 3.0 ports
Using a RAID over USB is a bad idea. Better use a SATA hat in your Raspi.
Furthermore, ZFS is a file system that consumes little CPU, so it shouldn't be a problem for the Raspberry Pi's hardware!
This is incorrect. ZFS requires much hardware resources like RAM.
Please also check out
There is a RustFS recipe available now for the openmediavailt-k8s Kubernetes plugin.
The smartmontools are not able to auto-detect the settings for the -d command line arg. You need to create a custom device database Please check
- https://docs.openmediavault.or…ata-for-my-storage-device
- https://github.com/openmediava…9#issuecomment-1788959178
- After update from 6.9.6-1 to -2: SMART stopped working w error
- RE: SMART statuses are not working on omv7, debian 12, raspi4
OK, sdf is not displayed in the blkid output. I think the disk is dead.
