Beiträge von Agricola

Any docker guide by macom is top shelf. chente too.

Set up OMV on an old dual core machine or better yet set OMV up on your desktop with VirtualBox and just play with it. If you can figure out Stacks on Portainer, or docker-compose on the command line, your world will expand 10x.

Why is this even a thing? What is the practical purpose?

Zitat von Jafar

and that gives the easiest/simplest way to restore?

You have a two part question. I’ve quoted the second part above. There is a backup plugin that is very easy to setup and run. It is automated, so you can basically set it and forget it. There is a bit of a process and a learning curve to the restore, however.

If you are willing to give up the automation, my signature contains a link to a backup process that is easy to implement at the backup AND restore process.

Wonder what caused the original sd card to fail. So we’re you using the Flashmemory plugin? Did you not have a os backup?

ygreq you didn’t say if your containers were created using stacks. If stacks or docker-compose it’s a breeze because each container’s docker-compose.yml (or stack) is the recipe for the container. The links that chente listed above will show you how to save/backup each container’s config files.

This link is for a remote/pull Rsync job, But it is between two OMV servers. I have no idea how to set the QNAP up, but this may get you started.

Are both machines on the same local network?

Zitat von macom

Never know, when you are kidding

I’m sorry.

But yes, that’s what it looks like.

And now it dawns on me that I have embarrassed myself, because I must be thinking about something else entirely. I’m away from the house right now so I can’t look at my server to see what it is. Everybody just ignore me. I’ve advanced to that level with Linux that I’m a danger to the public.

I must be doing something wrong because on a new install when I set up my shares they are always root root, so I have to change them to root users with a 775.

Zitat von geaves

do a search for legacy filesystems on zfs after installing docker, as soon as tried this on my test VM I remembered why I went down adding another drive for docker and container configs

On a closer read of the thread I see what you have said raulfg3 but I don’t understand why this is so. I guess a 120GB SSD formatted with EXT4 would solve the problem if you have an extra SATA to spare.

Are there any other hidden “surprises” using zfs I wonder? I may just go back to an abacus.

So notifications worked fine when it was on OMV5? How did you upgrade?

I have been gathering info on zfs because I plan to start up a “new” server using zfs raid-z1 as the filesystem, so chente your post piqued my interest. I went back and read the thread from the beginning to get the context.

Is there some inherent problem with setting the docker path to a folder on a zfs filesystem? This is not stated in the thread, but it appears to be implied. Or have I misread something?

Zitat von macom

As chente suggested, don't use ACLs and stick to privileges.

If you don’t understand exactly how to use ACL’s, do not use them. Regular chown and chmod privileges will do everything you need.

You can set up PhotoPrism from docker.

After you have created the file system have you tried to select the drive and mount it?

Google SMTP settings for the host you are trying to use. Also here are a few threads that might help:

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SMTP notifications does not work anymore

Hi !

For some time, I realized that sending SMTP notifications no longer works.
My setup with gmail used to work, but it longer does.

My config is:

SMTP server: smtp.gmail.com

SMTP port: 587

Encryption method: STARTTLS

I share you my Syslog


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arkansis

11. Juli 2022

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Email notifications not working with Gmail

Hi all!

I'm having nightmares trying to make the amazing OMV Notification Plugin working with Gmail. No problem with the plugin, but Gmail (bad Google, no donut for you!). After some internet digging, I realize this is something related to Gmail SMTP security policies which could be solved using some kind of certificate (or something like this).

I wonder is someone here had this pain in neck and could manage to solve it, would like to share the journey. Maybe I'll give to you the Google's…

yorgabr

24. Januar 2022

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Opening port on OMV to local hosts

I have my ISP's SMTP relay server set in OMV's Notifications section (OMV5). This works fine - notifications arrive, bash scripts can use "mail -s", and Python programs running on OMV can send using the smtplib module when specifying 'localhost' as the server.

I would also like to be able to send via OMV from Python programs on other hosts in my network, i.e. using <myomvservername> (it is defined in my local DNS) as the smtp server name. When I do that though, I get "[Errno 111] Connection…

boxersoft

5. Februar 2022

https://forum.openmediavault.o…pe=com.woltlab.wbb.thread

Zitat von ryecoaaron

People still won't read them but at least we can say they are there lol

Oh I know that, but there are usually a few who do, and the link will be there to point out to the non-readers.

Zitat von ryecoaaron

If your OS disk fails, you lose your compose files.

Even before the compose plugin I would set my home folder in a shared folder on a data drive for this very reason. I’ve always wondered why the docker-compose [How-To]s by macom set the user’s home folder to /home/<user>:

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in CLI:

• mkdir /home/docker1 create a folder for user docker1 in home directory
• mkdir /home/docker1/nextcloudcreate a folder where we will put the docker-compose.yml file to setup nextcloud
• cd /home/docker1/nextcloud change in that directory
• nano docker-compose.yml create an empty file and start the editor

Zitat von ryecoaaron

In the future, there will be a button that opens the wiki page for each plugin.

That will be nice and useful.

It has been sometime now since I did this, but I remember that setting custom config’s caused all kinds of trouble just like you have described.