Beiträge von baal77

Hello,

Hope your issue is solved since this long time, but on my side, I got the same screen as you after upgrading my v1.0.
I just had to type

apt-get remove --purge apache2*

and

service apache2 restart

and it was OK.

Hello all,

I had the same experience, and like EagleBird (http://forums.openmediavault.org/viewtopic.php?p=6877#p6877) my problems have started when I make a mistake by logging with "root" in GUI instead of "admin".
The menu was very small, and like him, I thought that I had to change my password.

Since this moment, impossible to login via SSH.
The only way to take control back, has been to add "AllowGroups root ssh users" in the Services -> SSH -> Extra Options text_box.

Now, when I'm logged in, I have that :

root@openmediavault:~# groups root
root : users

The following command adds the user "root" to the group "root" and solve the problem (you can delete the line in the extra options text box) :

root@openmediavault:~# usermod -G root root

... but, it only adds the user "root" in the "root" group, and also lets it in the "users" group.

root@openmediavault:~# groups root
root : users root

The thing we have to do is to set the primary group for the user group :

root@openmediavault:~# usermod -g root root

And now ... all is OK :

root@openmediavault:~# groups root
root : root

So, I suppose there is a bug in the change password's function from the GUI for the user root, which modify its primary group. :-/
I don't know if its now fixed, but in case of ... you have the solution.

Fred.