Posts by openalf

Yeah that is the biggest bottle neck so far I tried to run apt-clean which didn't solve the problem

Yes Sir I tried several times but it doesn't fix my problem. I can only say that the nginx plugin doesn't work what else should be the reason?

I do have installed openmediavault-nginx2.4, but I have seen there is also openmediavault.websites 1.2. Should I install both?

Here are the ngnix config values:

I guess that something is wrong with nginx why should it already give a error when try to apply the settings.

I get this warning now in my mail box

Does not exist Service nginx Date: Tue, 21 Jun 2016 20:32:10 Action: restart Host: NAS.local Description: process is not runningYour faithful employee,Monit

Execution failed Service nginx Date: Tue, 21 Jun 2016 20:32:41 Action: alert Host: NAS.local Description: failed to startYour faithful employee,Monit

I like to delete the entry and I get an error. What can I do with that nginx plugin. Why is it failing like it does?

I still face trouble with the nginx plugin, I get always the error message. Really strange. What could be wrong here?

But what port do I then need to set?

Finally after reboot the server starts automatically. Is it really true that the directory is none in nginx?

No I'm not yet done but I come forward, but after reboot the server is still not starting. Therefore I'm not yet done with part4. But I do have a good personal coach :-). Will you offer a new start script?

@baldman; I agree seafile looks really good and it seems it's running smooth so I see the biggest potential there. But again it's like religion som trust some don't.

Hi Guys, I'm partly back on track again but there is something rotten, when I reboot the system the Seafile server doesn't start up automatically. I have to do the steps manually then the server works.

My understanding is that I do have 1 user for the mysql dbase and another one for the seafile?

Still not yet successful, I'm not sure where I can fix that error or what I should do. Any input would be great.

Enter the password for mysql user "seafile":
[ password for seafile ]

verifying password of user seafile ...
Failed to connect to mysql server using user "seafile" and password "***": Access denied for user 'seafile'@'localhost' (using password: YES)

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the one created be the new tutorial (this should be /opt/seafile)

I like to delete the installed one as I can't else do a clean installation.

If I run

root@NAS:~# rm -r seafile
rm: Entfernen von „seafile“ nicht möglich: Datei oder Verzeichnis nicht gefunden
root@NAS:~#

I even can't delete anymore the existing seafile installation.

I learned from the community that the ACL isn't a good idea to use.

How do I do that I guess I have to use chmod?

I tried to get the installation on place but I face below error then:

This is your configuration
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    server name:            Seafile
    server ip/domain:       192.168.xx.xx


    seafile data dir:       /media/4fcfda30-31ac-49ad-8d8c-d84723cbe1af/Seafile-Data/data
    fileserver port:        8082


    database:               create new
    ccnet database:         ccnet-db
    seafile database:       seafile-db
    seahub database:        seahub-db
    database user:          root


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Press ENTER to continue, or Ctrl-C to abort
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Generating ccnet configuration ...


done
Successly create configuration dir /opt/seafile/ccnet.
Generating seafile configuration ...


Directory /media/4fcfda30-31ac-49ad-8d8c-d84723cbe1af/Seafile-Data/data cannot be created.


Error: Failed to generate ccnet configuration
seafile@NAS:~/seafile-server-5.1.3$ ./seafile.sh start


/opt/seafile/ccnet/seafile.ini not found. Now quit
seafile@NAS:~/seafile-server-5.1.3$ ./seahub.sh start


/opt/seafile/ccnet/seafile.ini not found. Now quit
seafile@NAS:~/seafile-server-5.1.3$