Beiträge von ryphractor

    ma man.. this was pretty useful to me today. *ryphractor takes a bow at ryecoaaron* thank you :D

    Thats why I would suggest an option in the dropdown for the add-button so you can decide for yourself which users/groups you want to have in the gui to mess around. I think it would be a nice addition for more experienced users because you dont need to fire up a console to change the ownership of a share to get a specific service (e.g. transmission, pyload, web,...) to work. And if Iam not mistaken, you can only alter the permissins for shared folders within the gui so you cant screw up that much.


    This would also lead to easier solutions to those "Iam not able to download something with plugin xy" threads.


    plus one to that :thumbup:

    ok, so i think i solved it. here's how it went.. more or less..


    i tried to create a certificate and openmediavault returned something in the lines of 'openssl not found'.. when i tried openssl directly the command wasn't even being recognized.
    tried to

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    apt-get install --reinstall openssl

    and it did nothing. went searching for a way to force remove only a specific package and saw the command a few people advised was

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    dpkg --remove openssl

    and if i had dependency issues i should add the '--force-depends' option. had to use the force command, then after a

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    apt-get install openssl

    the openssl command "came back to life". tried the same thing on the postfix package and it started working correctly again too.


    thanks for all your help subzero79. :) i'm problem free. for now. :P

    hmm.. here's what we got..



    and the service didn't start.


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    root@safgatef:~# service postfix start
    Starting Postfix Mail Transport Agent: postfixroot@safgatef:~# service postfix status
    postfix is not running.
    root@safgatef:~#

    They seem ok. I've only found one reference in the plexmediaserver repo pointing to old squeeze, which shouldn't make any difference


    What about your mail configuration? Is a private server, SSL, specific port?


    I would try first disable postfix in CLI update-rc.d postfix disable then disable notifications in OMV. And enable again in OMV. This last enable should start postfix again.


    didn't work, mate.


    found a way to start it... but doesn't seem to do me any good as when i activate the notifications omv stops the postfix service and and trys to start it with [invoke-rc.d 'postfix' start].

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    root@safgatef:/# update-rc.d postfix enable
    update-rc.d: using dependency based boot sequencing
    root@safgatef:/# update-rc.d postfix defaults
    update-rc.d: using dependency based boot sequencing
    root@safgatef:/# service postfix start
    Starting Postfix Mail Transport Agent: postfixroot@safgatef:/# service postfix status
    postfix is not running.
    root@safgatef:/#


    nop. nothing.

    I Keep making the same mistake sorry omv-mkconf postfix


    you're right, i didn't noticed either.. :/X/



    ran the command, tried it again and it still returns the same error.

    1.0.29


    can't commit any changes i make after updating form 0.5 to 1.0


    get the following error:


    ;(