I just stood up my omv5 system and I seem to be having trouble understanding whether or not snapraid is scheduling itself or not. I do see that in the config tab it claims a scrub is scheduled every 7 days but I am not seeing that in crontab.
Also the Scheduled Diff does not seem to stay "email enabled" despite the numerous times i've attempted to enable it.
Any thouhts on this? Should i setup a manual script, or trust the config?
Thanks for the reply. Ok I am very confused now. Should I use the php default config like you mentioned or use the pool that we create in earlier step? I dug in more and found out that, for some reason (this bug needs to be investigated), the .conf and .sock file was not created for the pool that we created and hence fastcgi_pass $socket wasn't working like @z-vap had faced. I saved the pool config again, and this time .conf and .sock were created for the pool. So after that, I changed it back to fastcgi_pass $socket and I didn't face 502 Bad Gateway. Now back to my bigger problem, if we're using the pool, we shouldn't use the PHP default config right?
This is an interesting observation. I will need to save this for the future.
Thanks, Stramm, but like i said, I fixed it by editing my fastcgi_pass $socket; to something else. I am just trying to understand why set $socket "unix:/var/run/fpm-xxxxxxxxxxxx.sock was incorrect on my second attempt at this.
Quote from tinh_x7set $socket ...... in the /etc/nginx/sites-available/zzz-omv-nginx) is auto generated for you, no need to modify that.
... yeah, and mine was "autogenerated" wrong.
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After I upgraded from OMV3 to OMV4, I struggle to log into OMV web page.
I couldn't find any solution.
So, I start a fresh installation.
Ensure you install: redis-server php-redis
This is for OMV4 PHP7 only:
I've spent 40 mins. to found out the issue that many users have 502 Bad Gateway error at the installation process due to the Nginx code.
Change this: fastcgi_pass $socket; to this: fastcgi_pass unix:/var/run/php/php7.0-fpm.sock;
Restart your Nginx service: sudo service nginx restart
And try again.
I ran into this issue very recently (502 Bad Gateway). I started over with my nextcloud install and could not understand why i suddenly was getting this. the fastcgi_pass was set as fastcgi_pass $socket but the socket variable (above in the /etc/nginx/sites-available/zzz-omv-nginx) was now set to a non-existent .sock file.
I located my sock file (/var/run/php5-fpm.sock;) and set my code to that
Like I said it did work at first, but for some reason when I started over (deleting everything) it broke, as the $socket variable was not set accurately.
Does anyone know why that is?
You can change the NextCloud URL in the config.php
So you mean to say, i can change the url in the attached image location, from the nextcloud config.php?
The reason I am asking, is that with the settings i have used (from my prior post) I am serving that on
http://192.168.1.23/nextcloud
but the nginx websites is showing
http://192.168.1.23:80
Ok i do have a question: this guide seems to be geared toward having nextcloud running on the root directory of the listed website. I would like for it to run in a subdirectory. I did review the subdir code on the nextcloud page but for some reason I cannot get it to work. I get a login page but when I click logon, it doesn't work.
I guess I can start over but I would like some advice for whomever attempted this
EDIT: I tried following this https://docs.nextcloud.com/ser…l/installation/nginx.html and I used those SubDir settings from add_header X-Content-Type-Options nosniff; on down, and its working now. I used the gzip off and fast-cgi settings from @tinh_x7 guide. Also the server is pointing to www instead of nextcloud.
I swear I did this already and It was working, but then broke. So I'll see how long it lasts
EDIT2: I guess if i do have a question, it would be how can i get the URL to point to openmediavault.local:{port}/nextcloud instead of it being localhostopenmediavault.local:{port}
I just need to say thanks to @tinh_x7 for all the work he's done here. The biggest question i have is how in the world did you fugure out step 3 (3. Add this to your Nginx extra options). I swear I would be locked up in a nut house if I had to figure any of that out.
Thank you. Thank you very much
Hello all. hope everyone is doing well these days. I have two questions:
1. Is this guide good to use with OMV 3.xx?
2. The very first step (Installation) suggests to download the .deb from bintray. I cannot find any .deb files on that site at all. I admit that I am somewhat of a noob with regards to bintray usage.
Thanks for any assistance
thanks. I did try this one https://hub.docker.com/r/madsonic/debian-madsonic/ but all i get are permission errors. I am not well versed in docker usage to resolve them, so I don't know if its me or the image.
I am just discovering dockers (woohoo). One question i have is some of the text that displays is light grey on white. Can that text be made a little darker? its kind of hard to read.
EDIT: Are the only dockers that are available the ones from the docker repo tab? Or can others be used? I tried one that wasn't listed and it gave me permission errors all over the place.
If i would actually pay attention to the plugin settings then none of this would be necessary 
. I never did accurately enable all the pertinent settings. All is right in the world again.
I wasn't prompted to choose a repo or a fork of any kind. Where or when does that happen? EDIT: It should be noted that the two directories that are created are still empty. So enabling CP is probably failing because it can't run the service.
Is there a log of plugin install activity that I can review?
I am testing OMV 3 for my home usage. I have just installed snapraid, unionfs, and added three harddrives.
Then I installed Couchpotato. After installing it, I click enable, and then it continuously asks me to save the configuration. I know that CP is in the testing repo, Is there a known bug that I am unaware of?
I should have noted I am using OMV 3. Does that change anything for you?
To the screen I received this error:"
...so I preceded to download the tar from sabnzbd's repo and I exploded it (following instructions from earlier in this thread), then I noticed that Couch had two empty directories in /opt/, so I uninstalled that plugin. Uninstalling that, finished installing sabnzbd. Weird.
in the term.log this was listed:
dpkg: error processing package openmediavault-sabnzbd (--configure):
subprocess installed post-installation script returned error exit status 5
Processing triggers for openmediavault (3.0.46) ...
Restarting engine daemon ...
Processing triggers for systemd (215-17+deb8u5) ...
Errors were encountered while processing:
openmediavault-sabnzbd
I think the repository moved from SourceForge to Github and therefor that STABLE code does not work anymore, and this does not install. (issue opened on github)
yeah that makes sense. I can always give it a go and if another plugin gives me trouble due to a manual install of something else, to either come here or.... deal with it, I guess 
Thanks. So you think 3.0 is ready eh?
So I am waffling between doing:
MY concern with going with OMV lies with the plugins. 2.0 is stable, 3.x is in beta, but it seems all the good plugins are in the beta camp, and nothing new is coming to the 2.0 branch. Is it possible to use OMV, and if there is no plugin, to go with apt-get for installs instead?
I really would like to use OMV but the plugin system is really hindering my decision to to move forward. Any advice?
Thanks
