Yes, it's great, at least on Android. It can backup whatever you want.
Syncthing also does two-way sync and supports computers, but my main use case is to backup my android devices and works great.
OK, thx, I will definitely look into that.
Yes, it's great, at least on Android. It can backup whatever you want.
Syncthing also does two-way sync and supports computers, but my main use case is to backup my android devices and works great.
OK, thx, I will definitely look into that.
If you're looking for a complete backup solution, try Syncthing.
For mobile?
Uhmmmm, correct me, if I'm wrong, but after roughly reviewing these 3 solutions, I see that they are only "viewers", I mean, they catalog photos, group them, display, serve via LAN etc., but there's no APPLICATION on mobile, to automatically backup photos/media from phone to our OMV? Or is it?
First, the plugin creates the "sftp-access" group. You don't need to create any groups and sftp-users would not help.
Umm, miswrite, I meant of course "sftp-access" group.
This is done.
Second, you need "Allow access to sftp-access group only" enabled.
Third, the user "dream" needs to be part of the sftp-access group (easy to add from the Users tab not the plugin). Otherwise, you will see all of the folders because the user is not in a chroot.
Yup,I enabled that.
User "dream" is a part of the group.
Finally, are you connecting to the sftp plugin's port (222 by default) instead of the ssh port (22 by default)? sftp works on both. If you connect to the ssh port, you will see all of the folders.
I'm connecting on 990 port.
Now it seems that this is correct.
User logged to SFTP see only "ebook" and "video" share, and also "dev", but I read it, that it has to be that way.
I hope that this setting will stick.
Thank you!
I've got the exact same problem with SFTP.
I'm using OMV 4.1.35-1 and SFTP 3.1.6 (pool/main/o/openmediavault-sftp/openmediavault-sftp_3.1.6_all.deb)
I have 3 users, one of them ("dream") I would like to use as SFTP account credentials:
I want to share only 2 sharedfolders via SFTP, this is Privileges for that user:
SFTP tab, there are only these 2 folders set as Shares:
fstab:
/srv/dev-disk-by-label-4TB/video /sftp/dream/video none bind,rw,nofail 0 0
/srv/dev-disk-by-label-WORKX/ebook /sftp/dream/ebook none bind,rw,nofail 0 0
Yet, after testing connection, I can see whole root, with all of the folders AND moreover, I can freely download/upload every file (even from system folders):
https://i.imgur.com/Qo68pa4.png
I've been trying to set up a "sftp-users" group, restrict to "Allow access to sftp-access group only", but to no avail.
I can see my whole OMV build via SFTP...
I thought so also, but I wanted to be 99% sure.
Thanks.
Hi.
Currently, I have 3 disk on my OMV4 build, all of them are basic ext4 partitions.
If I plug out physical disk from my machine and plug in the disk to another PC with Linux - will the data be normally readable?
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im also interested in the topic
I'm not sure the topic, that you're interested in, but if I guess this correctly, you may be interested in sth. like that:
At specific hour time your NAS is going to sleep and then at specific time (in the morning, f.e.) it wakes itself up.
Alles anzeigenAnother (my) approach using Proxmox & OMV is:
- Proxmox is installed on a 32GB SSD.
- All the external storage (xxxTB)is installed and given to proxmox, defined via LVM.
- OMV (VM) has 2 disks: 8 GB for System and xxTB for DATA. Storage is defined in Proxmox GUI (LVM)
- Every VM uses same approach. OMV is only used as a NAS for physical machines, Video, ....
Advantages:
All storage is handled/controlled/checked by proxmox. No need to passtrough. Very easy to maintain.
If any machine needs more storage, size (of the second disk) can be incremented (via LVM)
If all storage defined to proxmox is used, increase storage to Proxmox (under same VG) and again you can resize LVM for a given VM
For VMs access to storage is quicker trough Proxmox ( For rest of physical machines is a bit slower ).
Much more flexible for creating/destroying VMs, I.E. testing new releases of OMV (actually testing ZFS 3.03)
Regards
This sounds very interesting to me.
Is there a tutorial for (semi)noob with limited proficiency?
Another question, if I may.
I have my OMV set on Intel i3-7100 @ 3,9 GHz and I have Asus laptop with i3-7100 @ 2,4 GHz (so laptop is theoretically less powerful than my OMV/NAS machine).
Yet, my VM (inside VirtualBox plugin from OMV repo), which is Lubuntu 18.10, is sooooooooooooooooo slow, that it barely works.
I set up two same (identical) distros on OMV's VirtualBox and on Windows Oracle VirtualBox on my laptop.
Both VMs have the same RAM amount, same CPU settings, same GFX memory, all settings are the same.
On Asus laptop, Lubuntu is working great, like bare-machine OS.
But on OMV VirtualBox, the same Lubuntu is sluggish, slow and unresponsive. Everything works like on the edge of extinction.
When I launch Chromium or Firefox, after several seconds the whole browser process became frozen and all the OS is almost not working - even opening the "start" menu takes like 10-15 seconds.
Why is that? Is it the problem with VirtualBox plugin itself? Or am I missing something?
Cool. I was checking this some time ago and couple of months ago it wasn't available.
your router have DHCP:
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Yes, it has DHCP, but not static lease with friendly names.
You can try to use OpenWrt as alternative firmware on the router.
OpenWrt is not yet supported on my router, as Merlin and Tomato. This router is build on some other chip than others.
But anyway, my Asus RT-AC58U does not eventually have this function
Cool! Thank you!
(I've overlooked static lease).
Thank you for pointing me in right direction
Yeah, sorry, let me rephrase that.
What I mean is, that I want to assign "friendly" name to my OMV inside my LAN. So, instead of typing https://192.168.1.4 in browser in order to enter web administration, I would like to type https://my.omv (or similar).
Instead of \\192.168.1.4\backup\ in file explorer, I would like to type \\my.omv\
And so on...
I've tried to redirect my domain on my hosting, using A or CNAME records, but to no avail. Then, I was searching through my router panel to see if I can attach friendly name to my local IP, also no luck.
Eventually, I'm trying to force my NAS to do this. That was actually my question regarding this plugin.
Don't take this wrong way but if you don't know what dnsmasq is for, you probably don't need it. Your router is most likely providing everything it does for you already.
Oh, no problem
I have no issue admitting, that I'm plain stupid in certain aspects.
But I'm curious and trying to learn new things every now and then.
PS. my router does not have IP translation to human-string, I've checked.
Hello again.
I've managed to install and use VB with no hassle.
But, I keep getting these two error messages ocassionally, and I want to ask, if there's a fix?
My VM is running, I can connect via RDP, status is "running".
Uhm, still don't get it, sorry
Can I use this plugin to translate "192.168.1.4" to "OMV.local"?
Hi.
Can someone explain me, what for is Local DNS & DHCP plugin?
Description is cryptic, and searching the forum shows no results.