Works as expected, restore and disaster recovery included.
Same for me ...
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Why don't you use the AFP plugin ?
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Why don't you use your raspi3 as a torrent machine + to backup photos and important documents ?
For backup, you can look at here : https://www.backblaze.com/blog/the-3-2-1-backup-strategy/
You cannot use google photos that way, you need google photos app.
If you want to backup to remote omv via internet, you can install a VPN server in distant host and a VPN client in local Host.
You can although backup in cloud (b2 storage is the cheapest i found) with duplicity (for exemple).How I do ? I have 1 nas, 1 backup nas, 1 backup on cloud, 1 offsite on external HDD.
I use this app on android : RSYNC WRAPPER.
It automatically copy my photos to my NAS when I'm at home, connected to wifi and phone in charging mode every night.
After that I use Rsync to backup to backup nas. Next, Duplicity creates an encrypted backup and push it to cloud.For low power nas, read this thread .
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You can look here
Host path in the path of the folder on your host, so i suppose : "sharedfolders/Media"
You must map Host directories in container directories like this: -
Yes, your bind mounts are false ...
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Show us your config (how you run this image). Your system is read only
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I did configure OpenVPN today would that have affected it?
Yes
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You cannot attach volumes to running containers. The “modify” button is not modify perse, it just parses the curent relevant parameters and deletes the running container and creates a new one with the same params plus the ones you add.
Make sure the image provides a configuration volume you can map to the host so whenever the container gets destroyed creating it again with same volume can have the configuration “restored”.This. +1
A container has an ephemeral life. It can be deleted et recreated as much as you want. If you bind mount your config/data to host (or use volumes) you will never lose your conf.
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Look at your bind mounts
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Just upgraded my 2 servers from omv 3.99 without issue.
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What is your docker version and debian kernel version ? How do you install Docker ? This issue is known on MacOs for some version but never seen this on linux ...
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Like @subzero79 said, you have something using already that port:
- First case : An app on your omv host
- Second case: A container.In your settings, I see you use Host networking. Some images uses the same port by default so when you launch theses images, it will be a conflict because they can't use the same port. So, I personnally prefer to use Bridge networking because you can specify port mapping.
Moreover, if you use docker omv plugin to create a container and an error occured the container is launched but you don't see it because the window is still here so when you click on create , the error 'port already in used' occured. I think it's the case for you ?Just verify what is using this port and kill the process or container.
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Strange ...
Do you have logs ?
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Which video ?
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@satsuki just reboot your container, it will update automatically but it may take some times, just wait.
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Hi,
I can't find a PSU for NAS (lot of sata HDD but not much power). I'm looking for a power supply with 6 or more Sata cables but the only ones I find are 750W. Do you have suggestions ?
I don't want to use a molex to sata cable because it can catch fire.
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Don't worry, Docker is friendly
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The best way is to use docker-compose instead of omv docker-plugin.
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if you want to check if your container is using your vpn:
In your OMV host:
Codecurl ifconfig.me
Do the same command from your container (do a "docker exec" to connect to your container in SSH before).
If the 2 IPs are the same, your container is not using your vpn. -
if you connect from outside (assuming you have mappedPort redirection from your router to mappedPort in OMV):
ssh user@OmvHostIp -p mappedPort
mappedPort is not the internal container port (!= 58846)
