I have a fresh new OMV5 instance running on my proxmox server.
I store a lot of "large" (30MB) pictures on the OMV storage. With a Windwos 10 machine I have mounted this network path to edit the images. After some time 3-5mins of scrolling through the pictures the network stalls for about 5-30scs and the continuous.
I tried to look into the smb.srvice logs but there is nothing logged.
Which log files could help to identify the problem?
Andy
I just installed a second OMV5 installation on my proxmox server. I made the disk size the same as before (32GB).
After installation I switched to the Web GUI and saw that the sda1 is almost full and has only 1.86GB of space instead of the 32GB available.
Why does it not use the entire disk and how can I fix this? I tried several installations but I can't choose to use the entire disk space during installation.
Thx
Andy
thx a lot!
Sadly ot only converts to v1 oder v3 compose files that are not usable with portainer...
Passing -v 2 gets you a version 3 file
You can only use v1 oder v3.
V2 is not supported in the code.
I also tested this code here to convert v1 files to v2.3 however it failed to do so...
https://github.com/rindek/dcc
Any other ideas?
Display MoreI just set up my server from scratch moving from OMV4 to OMV5.
I created for each container a docker-compose file and added it as a stack to portainer.
[How-To] Use docker-compose files in Portainer
For Portainer I mapped the /data path in the container to the config folder where I have the config files of the other containers as well. So something like
/srv/dev-disk-by-label-data/docker:/data
Within this /data path you will find all the docker-compose files.
If you need to reinstall, you point the /data to the same directory and the stacks with the docker-compose files are available.
hmm but how do I get those docker-compose files?
All my containers were started and configured via portainer?
Andy
I need a script checking for outside vs inside temperature during 3 hours every 10min in the morning and during 3 hours every 10mins during the evening.
I could add 6 cron jobs for each hour but this is a bit ridiculous.
I could also check the time in the script and let the con job call the script in 10min interval the whole day but this is also a bit a dirty solution...
Andy
Display MoreHi
New to the forum, and really rather new to hosting my own Linux server but I’m getting the hang of it step by step. I now have a openmediavault running on top of a Armbian/Debian Stretch distro on my mini server (arm). Nextcloud is running in docker as per the guide that @TechnoDadLife has on youtube Nextcloud in OMV docker.
Thank you for that by the way!
Everything with Nextcloud is running smooth but now when I want Nextcloud to act as my familys photo storage/management I really need the preview generator to make it work. I somehow can’t get it to start with the different commands I found in all the guides. The app itself installs through the Nextcloud web interface, but when I want to run the commands I get into trouble.
So if someone could give me a quick step by step guide to run preview generator in my setting with OMV running Nextcloud in a docker container I’d be really thankful. I believe I could use the scheduled jobs tab (cron) to run the initial preview generating and then later the scheduled jobs but I only get long and, for me, incomprehensible error messages. But that could be because of my lack of understanding where the preview generator wants to run - in or outside of the Nextcloud container.
I know that Nextcloud as default uses www-data but I’ve never had any www-data user configured in my system and thought I didn’t need to create one, but I could have misunderstood that. My users are added in www-data group at least.
I've tried with -u www-data php /var/www/nextcloud/occ preview:generate-all in the container but that just gives me an error message "No passwd entry for user ‘www-data’" if trying to su the command and "sudo: unknown user: www-data, sudo: unable to initialize policy plugin" if trying to sudo the command.
Is there need to add a www-data user and group in the OMV web interface for this to work or is there something else I should do?
To start the generatro directly from the OMV SSH use:
docker exec nextcloud /bin/sh -c 'sudo -u abc php7 ./config/www/nextcloud/occ preview:generate-all'
if you are inside the nextcloud docker you can just use:
sudo -u abc php7 ./config/www/nextcloud/occ preview:generate-all
hope this helps
PS: I have over 83'650 photos and it works great!
Andy
hmm so for the slow ones... I have an Odroid XU4.
I made a backup with the integrate backup plugin to an external drive.
Can some tell me what in this dd file is included? Are all partition included or just the main with the data (so no boot partition)
Now my current OMV is on a 16GB card.
Now I like to copy the backup to a new 32GB card.
First I made a new partition of 100mb and did copy via dd the boot partition of the 16GB to the 32GB card.
Then I made a new btrfs partition to copy via dd the backup file made by the Backup Plugin of the OMV.
Hmm somehow it does not boot from the new 32GB card. What did I wrong?
Andy
