I haven't put anything in the directives because I didn't understand how to use those ondelay and offdelay options. That is why I asked. Unfortunately I don't know NUT very well, so I don't know where to start.
Actually these are my directives:
[ups]
driver = usbhid-ups
port = auto
desc = "xp70"with a shutdown timer of 20 seconds, starting when the UPS goes on battery. Thanks
Hi,
I've actually configured my NAS with the NUT plugin and my UPS connected via usb, using the usbhid-ups driver. When there is a power interruption, it waits 20 seconds and switches off the NAS. This is good. The problem is that after that, it powers off also the UPS itself, disconnecting from the power source also the other devices that I have connected to the ups (VDSL/VoIP router). I would like that after powering off the NAS, the UPS keeps providing energy to my router until the battery is empty. I think that i should use the "ondelay" and "offdelay" arguments mentioned here:
http://www.networkupstools.org/docs/man/usbhid-ups.html
but I could not understand how to set them properly. Any suggestions?
Thanks a lot
adding http:// solved the problem, thanks a lot
Hi,
I have a problem cloning a git repository from omv.
I have the last OMV and git server plugin versions installed. I activated the git plugin and created a new empty repository with "read/write" default privileges, and manually set read/write privileges for my user.
On my mac I've installed git and set with "git config --global" the same username and email of my user in OMV (don't know if this is necessary).
When I try to run the clone command it asks me for the password, I type the password of my user on omv but it doesn't work, also the root password of omv doesn't work.
MacBook-Air-di-Marco:Sites virgafox$ git clone virgafox@192.168.77.1:/git/progetto
Cloning into 'progetto'...
virgafox@192.168.77.1's password:
Permission denied, please try again.
virgafox@192.168.77.1's password:
Permission denied, please try again.I'm quite new to git so I think that I'm missing something..
Thanks
noob question: if I install something in this way, how can I update to a newer version?
Quote from "ryecoaaron"I was going to try the same thing. Haven't gotten around to it but I found this.
I also read that but I think that I'll follow the instructions linked on the official site.
After installing with success pptp VPN I was thinking about using my nas for web developing. I would like to install node.js and npm so I would like to know if someone tried this and if there are any problems..
Thanks
Quote from "haagje"Yes it works great!
Its like a normal pptp windows setup.
So easy to configure on IOS/windows or other devices.
I can access everything trough vpn. SMB/DLNA etc.
I was waiting for a plugin but I think that I'll perform a manual install..
I'm going to install vpn pptp too, does it work great? any suggestion?
thanks
Quote from "koopa"The funny thing is that the light is amber even if the NAS is turned off!
That's because the NIC is always on in order to perform the wake on lan.
I know that there is already the OpenVPN plugin, but it requires a dedicated software on the clients. I was thinking to setting up a simple PPTP VPN server on my nas, in combination to the DDNS on the router. In my opinion this would be a little more user-friendly because it is a regular VPN supported natively on quite any OS (mobile ones like iOS included). I found this guide:
http://www.howtogeek.com/51237…pn-pptp-server-on-debian/
and it seems really easy so I'll try to install this later, but a simple plugin to operate on the settings via the webgui would be great...
read here: http://openvpn.net/
the website plugin provides a personal php server based on a shared directory, so you can run any php application in it. If you need sql there is a plugin for it too, and they works perfectly together.
I searched in the old forum and found a similar topic: http://sourceforge.net/apps/ph…hilit=email+notifications
and I totally agree with the proposal of including some settings in the GUI... It would be awesome.
Hi,
I'm trying to use the email notification service, but when I enable it the nas starts sending me A LOT of emails about things that are useless for me. I'm only interested in receiving email about things like raid disk failures, or extreme temperatures or ups activation...
Is there a way to select the types of notifications?
Thanks a lot
that worked, thanks anyway.
ok I modified the files with nano and ran the commands you suggested but after the last command it says that omv-plugin requires omv 0.3 and I have installed 0.2.7.4, it suggests to try using "apt-get -f install". Is this safe?
or maybe I should run "apt-get -f dist-upgrade"..
thanks
thank you for your answer
no problems with existing filesystems and raids?
can I do all this via SSH or do I need to operate directly on the nas?
thanks
Hi,
I'm actually running OMV 0.2.7.4 and I would like to upgrade to 0.3. I've read Volker's tutorial on how to upgrade and checked if my plugins are ready for 0.3 (git, sql, transmissionbt, website, nut) and seems that is all ok. Now I now that I have to upgrade also the omv-plugins plugin from the "ix" version to the "omnius" version by manually uploading it in the web gui. If I run the update manager nothing shows up and my current plugins versions are these:
git: 0.1.1
sql: 0.1.8
transmissionbt: 0.2.10.3
website: 0.1.1
nut: 0.1.8
omvpluginsorg: 0.2.2.1
My questions are:
1) Do I need to remove the old omv-pluging plugin before uploading the "omnius" one?
2) Do I need to do this before or after upgrading to OMV 0.3 following Volker's tutorial? And in the case I have to do this before, do I need to upgrade the other plugins before or after the OMV 0.3 upgrade?
Many thanks in advance