Beiträge von mumbedeus

  • Union Filesystems Plugin - Errors: (OMV) 'Transport endpoint is not connected' - (Finder) 'The operation can't be completed because the original item for "x" can't be found.'

    Zitat von rez

    I'm not the OP, but I had the same error using a Rock64 1GB. I never managed to resolve it and ended up selling it and getting a Raspberry Pi 4 which works fine now with OMV 5. I know this probably doesn't help much, but you're not alone in having issues with the Rock64. I suspect there is something about the hardware/

    Thank you for sharing! :)
    I have made a new post which I hope will get to an end. For anybody with the same problem, the post can be found here.

  • Union Filesystems crashes - "Transport endpoint is not connected"

    I have now reinstalled OMV.


    Zitat von trapexit

    Just launch a terminal and run mergerfs manually.


    mergerfs -f -o <youroptions> <branches> <mountpoint>

    When trying this command, Putty loses connection with the server and a reconnection is necessary.

    Code
    root@rock64:~# mergerfs -f -o defaults,allow_other,direct_io,use_ino /dev/sda1\*:/dev/sdb1 /srv/02e7a2ba-5b0b-4df3-8a0b-577c9853b885

    Am I spelling something wrong?

  • Union Filesystems crashes - "Transport endpoint is not connected"

    Zitat von ryecoaaron

    I have a rock64 and can try to reproduce this later. I will update after I test.

    Cool! I just followed this mergerfs -f -o <youroptions> <branches> <mountpoint>, but typed wrong variables :rolleyes: Now my system is dead. I am going to reinstall OMV again.


    Zitat von geaves

    I am wondering if this is the problem, you say you are using SD cards via USB, are these SD cards in USB card readers?
    There is a user connecting 5 x 2.5 drives via a USB charging hub connected to a Rasp Pi using MergerFS + SnapRaid successfully.


    Unfortunately I just have a USB hub with type C input (Rock64 only have type A), so I don't think I am able to test this at the moment...

  • Union Filesystems crashes - "Transport endpoint is not connected"

    Zitat von trapexit

    I really can't comment without the ability to reproduce it. There are lots of reasons why it could have died. Have you tried running mergerfs on the commandline in the foreground to see what the output might be as it dies? Or ... journald logs or something?

    No, I have not tried that as I am not that kind of an expert with Linux. Would you mind guiding me, or maybe link to a webpage showing how to do it?
    Currently everyting is set up from the WebGUI in OMV. When trying to add a folder from my PC with Samba, the pool crashes.

  • Union Filesystems crashes - "Transport endpoint is not connected"

    Zitat von trapexit

    I can't comment without details. What mergerfs version? Is it up to date? Can you reproduce it outside OMV?

    Look at this:


    Zitat von Mumbedeus
    Code
    root@rock64:~# mergerfs -v
mergerfs version: 2.28.2
FUSE library version: 2.9.7-mergerfs_2.28.0
fusermount version: 2.9.7
using FUSE kernel interface version 7.29

    The versions are newer than 2.9.4 (which was recommended here), but it's not the latest release(?)


    What do you mean by "Can you reproduce it outside OMV?"?

  • Union Filesystems crashes - "Transport endpoint is not connected"

    Zitat von ryecoaaron

    This seems like a potential mergerfs issue. Maybe @trapexit (author of mergerfs) would have an idea?

    It's worth a try. Thank you! :)



    I came over this, which led me to this and this. The armhf versions here are libfuse2_2.9.9-2 and fuse_2.9.9-2. The output of mergerfs -v on my system is:

    Code
    root@rock64:~# mergerfs -v
mergerfs version: 2.28.2
FUSE library version: 2.9.7-mergerfs_2.28.0
fusermount version: 2.9.7
using FUSE kernel interface version 7.29

    The versions are newer than 2.9.4 (which was recommended here), but it's not the latest release(?)

  • Union Filesystems crashes - "Transport endpoint is not connected"

    Zitat von ryecoaaron

    What is the output of: dpkg -l | grep mergerfs
    grep 33cac946b547 /proc/mounts

    Thank you for helping! :)


    This is the output:

    Code
    root@rock64:~# dpkg -l | grep mergerfs
ii  mergerfs                                                        2.28.2~debia                                                                                                         n-stretch                    armhf        another FUSE union filesystem
    Code
    root@rock64:~# grep 33cac946b547 /proc/mounts
ALPHA:BRAVO /srv/fb97e7c0-e130-4e4d-b1df-33cac946b547 fuse.mergerfs rw,relatime,                                                                                                         user_id=0,group_id=0,default_permissions,allow_other 0 0

  • Union Filesystems crashes - "Transport endpoint is not connected"

    Hello again!


    I am trying to set up a datapool for my two SD cards with Union Filesystems, but the plugin crashes every time I am trying to transfer data to the pool. The SD cards are connected via two different USB-ports on my Rock64. In the future, the two SD cards are going to be replaced with two HDDs, but in the meanwhile I am just playing around.


    This is what I do:
    - Mount the to SD cards --> named "ALPHA" & "BRAVO"
    - Create a pool with the UnionFS plugin (version 4.0.2) (Create policy: Most free space.) --> named "DATAPOOL"
    - Create a shared folder connected to the pool --> named "ALLDISKS"
    - Give user1 read/write-permissions to "ALLDISKS"
    - Share the folder "ALLDISKS" with Samba
    - Trying to transfer some data to the shared folder via my Windows computer
    - This error shows up in the WebGUI:



    Does anyone know if there are known bugs with the plugin? Should I try an older version of the plugin?




    Additional information
    - The OMV image is downloaded from https://github.com/ayufan-rock64/linux-build/releases/ (version 0.9.14: gitlab-ci-linux-build-159)
    - I have not tried with any other images yet



    I hope someone can help me with the problem :)


    Best regards
    Marius

  • Help: "Bad Gateway" in the WebGUI - Rock64

    Zitat von Adoby

    Could be a network problem. Perhaps a IP clash. You are using the same IP on more than one device.


    depending on how you have your network configured you need to check your DHCP server and/or your devices to see what IP and other network settings they assign to what device.

    Thank you for answering!
    I just set my router back to factory defaults and flashed a new image to the SD card. The problem still persists...

  • Help: "Bad Gateway" in the WebGUI - Rock64

    Hello Community!


    Half a year ago I bought two Rock64 boards which I planned using as NAS devices with OMV and Nextcloud (main server and backup server). The boards was bought at the same time (same order (probably the same board)). Despite the age, I haven't start playing with them before this month. When I flash the SD cards with Etcher and plug them into the boards, it gets installed and I can reach the WebGUI from a browser after a short time (everything normal so far). After logging in, I meet the following problems:


    - On the first board, everything works perfect.


    - On the second board, right after logging in to the GUI, a "Bad Gateway" message appears in the middle of the screen. This pops up time by time by time, and makes it almost impossible configuring the system from the GUI. After many attempts, I finally got SSH with root login enabled, and this is where I need help from you :) Does anyone have a possible solution? I have read every "Bad Gateway"-thread on this forum, but neither of them helped my case...


    The message looks like this:


    Additional information:
    - The OMV image is downloaded from https://sourceforge.net/projec…ngle%20Board%20Computers/ (via the download page on OMV's home page).
    - I have tried logging in to the GUI from both Chrome and Firefox.
    - I have tried different SD cards.
    - I don't know what the reset and/or recovery button on the boards do. Is it possible they may reset something relevant?



    I hope there are some great minded persons in here which can help me fix my problem! :)



    Best regards
    Marius