So just to be clear: if the Restrict box is ticked, then ALL routing does not go through WG.
And if box un-ticked, then ALL routing will go through WG?
(I dont need ipv6.)
So just to be clear: if the Restrict box is ticked, then ALL routing does not go through WG.
And if box un-ticked, then ALL routing will go through WG?
(I dont need ipv6.)
Is it possible to add additional parameters to a config via the Plugin?
e.g.
AllowedIPs = 0.0.0.0/0, ::/0
This would route all traffic through the WG tunnel.
ok -thanks.
So do you think the archive is ok and nothing is corrupted? Its just the Plugin?
When I run a "Check Repos" and "Check Archives", both return "No problems found"
Yes I read the guide - thanks. My Borg backup is very straight forward.
1 Repo called "rpi42-Borg-Archive" located on Shared Folder "DockerBackupT17", positioned at the following location
This is the direct path to a SSD.
There is 1 Archive, setup as follows:
The name is DockerBorg and it is supposed to backup 2 folders: Docker and Dockerapps. The path to those folders is setup as below.
Yes, the back has been running for several days (scheduled as 1x per day).
I setup Borg with 1 Repo and 1 Archive.
Borg Backup gives an error message when clicking on Archive-Info:
command: export PATH=/bin:/sbin:/usr/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/local/sbin; export LANG=C.UTF-8; export LANGUAGE=; export BORG_PASSPHRASE=''; /usr/bin/borg info "/srv/196ac54e-b420-4c53-a4e4-1bebca5e77ce/DockerBackupT17/::DockerBorg" 2>&1
Archive DockerBorg does not exist
END OF LINE
When I am testing the Repo and the Archives via the Borg Plugin "Check" command, there are no problems found .
What is causing the above error?
anyone?
By the way - in some instances, a Wireguard connection attempt kills an existing Teamviewer session, if the WG-server is on the same network as one of the Teamviewer partners. Afterwards re-connecting of Teamviewer is not possible. I am not sure why.
Its a brilliant Plugin and Wireguard seems so much easier to use than OpenVPN. thanks
(..still testing if its stable though..)
Found a much better solution.
On the Plugin top bar there is a button with 3 lines. Click on it and the config file for windows client will be generated.
On Windows client click "Add Empty Tunnel" and drop this text into the text box.
Save and Activate the newly created Tunnel.
Important: Windows needs a DNS defined in the Wireguard Server Plugin (Mobile phone works with DNS disabled setting)
Hello All,
thanks for putting together the Wireguard plugin. This is very easy to setup via QR-code and works out of the box with a Android and Applie IOS client. So thats impressive!!
Windows client howerver requires a file to upload. Is there a way in the OMV Plugin to download that file or is it stored anywhere on the OMV server?
thanks
Sorry, out of ideas
Hello Soma. I found a solution here which fixed my Portainer installation via a manual workaround.
I dont understand the cause of the problem but it is Portainer-version related.
Any ideas why ?
Thanks for your help.
The stacks are not a big problem. Overall, Portainer works. I do not understand the cause of this issue though.
Have you seen this?
unfortuantely not as i dont have the compose files. I used portainer with stacks
Sorry - o clarify: the stacks are not missing. They exist in Portainer but I have no control over them, i.e. cannot edit them.
yes - its all there in Portainer, only the stacks are missing.
Could not find a way to create stack from container.
Ok, getting closer: there seems to be a specific problem with Portainer 2.16.2 (the latest version).
Up until container 2.16.1. the installation works fine, of course OMV GUI always generates a 'latest' command, which throws the erorr.
Unfortunately the stacks of my existing containers are not visible. Do you know how to import them into Portainer?
OK - it becomes strange. I stopped all containers and installed docker manually.
1) Pull Command with portainer-ce:latest -> error
root@rpi42:~# docker run -d -p 8000:8000 -p 9443:9443 --name portainer --restart=unless-stopped -v /var/run/docker.sock:/var/run docker.sock -v portainer_data:/data portainer/portainer-ce:latest
Unable to find image 'docker.sock:latest' locally
docker: Error response from daemon: pull access denied for docker.sock, repository does not exist or may require 'docker login': denied: requested access to the resource is denied.
See 'docker run --help'.
2) Pull Command with /portainer-ce:2.9.3 -> works
Unable to find image 'portainer/portainer-ce:2.9.3' locally
2.9.3: Pulling from portainer/portainer-ce
0ea73420e2bb: Pull complete
c367f59be2e1: Pull complete
9b835f06444c: Pull complete
Digest: sha256:84676dfce8ab328e51990797cceff5131c1ff63c3a73f5ebf1397cad9aa42e3c
Status: Downloaded newer image for portainer/portainer-ce:2.9.3
9b128f4f592516e34321f8469957583b5a219ec5eda0ce7b9168421ae851467b
Now docker shows as runnning (also under OMV GUI) but I cannot access the portainer front end via my browser.
Ah: I changed the port and now I can access Portainer.
So the issue is the Portainer pull command
portainer-ce:latest does NOT pull vs "...portainer-ce:2.9.3" does pull
Any ideas why?
I did that and reinstalling Docker does not fix the problem. Portainer remains dead
I am thinking to de-install and re-install Docker.
But I want to preserve my running containers exactly as they are.
Do you know what the best way for a backup would be? BTRFS Snapshot maybe?