I probably did something wrong during the setup and the nextcloud folder was not mounted correctly.
Sorry it was my mistake.
thnak you guys.
I probably did something wrong during the setup and the nextcloud folder was not mounted correctly.
Sorry it was my mistake.
thnak you guys.
Hi,
I find out a funny thing in OMV web gui, on filesystem tab I have this results:
/dev/sda1 ext4 1.79TB 2.39 USED
/dev/sdb1 ext4 1.79TB 76MB USED
/dev/sdc1 ext4 49.14GB 23.65 USED
This is my OS disk /dev/sdc1:
/# du -hx --max-depth=1
8.0K ./media
46M ./boot
4.0K ./home
16K ./lost+found
4.0K ./mnt
845M ./usr
2.4G ./var
4.0K ./opt
13M ./bin
4.0K ./lib64
15M ./sbin
36K ./root
20G ./sharedfolders ********** this is a shared folder under /dev/sda1 disk!!!
7.3M ./etc
12K ./srv
428M ./lib
4.0K ./export
24G .
As you can see, /sharefolders count 20GB but this is a mounted partition from /dev/sda1.
What's wrong here ?
I should expected to see 20GB used under /dev/sda1 and /dev/sdc1 only 4GB used.
My docker containers are managede under /dev/sda1 disk not on my OS's disk as obiouvs!
Any help?
Hello,
I ma new to this forum and to OMV.
I have a fresh OMV 4.x installed in a 64Gb USB flash Drive ( flashRAM plugin activated ), 8Gb RAM, 2x2TB WD Red.
My target is:
HD1 (2Tb)alpha
HD2 (2Tb)beta ( mirror of HD1 by rsynch scheduled job )
Run NextCloud in order to manage HD1 content ( using external storage plugin )
Since there is no any plugin for NextCloud I have installed it under Docker.
Do I have to plan to replace my USB flash drive with a low cost SSD USB HD ?
Thank you
Thank you very much, this is much clearer now!.
So I can setup rsynch and when I will get an additional drive I will setup snapraid with a parity disk setted to the new disk and unionFS will mere the two old disk ( I will clean one ).
thank you !!
Hi,
I have a 4 bay NAS with 2 disk 2TB each.
I want to configure SnapRaid + UnionFS.
With SnapRaid:
Disk1 -> Parity
Disk2 -> Data + content
Its says that I need to have 2 content disk at least, what i am suppose to do ? can i set it up like
Disk1 -> Content + parity
Disk2 -> Content + Data
? is this correct ?
What about UnionFS ? Can I merge Disk1 and Disk2 as a single disk called "storage" ? or is useless sicne the disk1 is used for parity only ?
thank you