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  • wipefs 100% CPU usage?

    Not sure what's going on. OMV3 has ground to a halt due to wipefs hammering the CPU according to top.


    I have snapRaid and unionfilesystems pooling 4 drives. It's a flash drive install with the proper plugin. Restarting the server doesn't help, as wipefs restarts soon after. I can kill it with no apparent ill effect.


    Thoughts?


    EDIT: also, i have random processes using max CPU as well, with names like etxtejzsvr. They are present in /usr/bin/. Killing them just makes more.
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  • How to install a debian experimental package?

    Zitat von ryecoaaron

    While I dont recommend installing packages from other Debian releases, I definitely would not add the whole repo. Download the individual package and install it with dpkg. I picked the jessie-backports version because it is closest to the version you are using and the same version is in stretch and sid. Did you report the bug?

    Ok, removed the experimental repo. I tried to install the package you picked but this is what I get:




    note: bug was reported and fixed by someone else. Just so happens the version wheezy is stuck with is the last version before the fix.

  • How to install a debian experimental package?

    There's a bug affecting the s3cmd package in the wheezy repository. The experimental branch has an updated version that I require.


    I added:


    deb http://ftp.us.debian.org/debian/ experimental main
    deb-src http://ftp.us.debian.org/debian/ experimental main


    to my sources list. Ran apt-get update, then I ran


    apt-get -t experimental install s3cmd


    Which just says the package is at the newest version. But it's clearly not. What's going on?

  • CP not sending data to Sab

    I know this is the OMV forum, but I'm wondering if anyone is having issues with the CP plugin not sending downloads to Sab. Sab works fine with Sonarr, so it's doing fine.


    I look at CP's logs and see a lot of:


    [hpotato.core.plugins.base] Opening url: get http://www.omdbapi.com/?type=movie&i=tt2005151, data: []

    Note the bolded and underlined. I see a ton of it:


    08-29 23:09:49 INFO[hpotato.core.plugins.base] Opening url: get http://www.omdbapi.com/?type=m…+the+three+sided+dream+-1, data: []
    08-29 23:09:49 INFO[hpotato.core.plugins.base] Opening url: get https://api.themoviedb.org/3/m…sponse=alternative_titles, data: []
    08-29 23:09:50 INFO[hpotato.core.plugins.base] Opening url: get https://api.couchpota.to/ismovie/tt2005151/?ignore=1, data: []
    08-29 23:09:50 INFO[hpotato.core.plugins.base] Opening url: get https://api.couchpota.to/info/tt2005151/?ignore=1, data: []


    Thoughts? Hard to search google for "data: []" as the brackets don't register in the search.

  • Couchpotato plugin fails to start

    Hello,


    I installed the CP plugin from OMV-extras but it won't start. When I enable it, OMV brings up the yellow bar saying "The configuration has been changed. You must apply the changes in order for them to take effect." but no matter how many times you hit 'Apply' it just pops up again. The WebUI for CP doesn't load up either.


    Appreciate any help. Sab and Sonarr work fine.

  • Can't access SnapRAID created smb share

    I created an SMB share with snapraid and I cannot access it with Windows. Sharing the individual drive seems to work however. Thoughts?


    Thanks


    EDIT: I have made a pool using mergerfs. The result I can't seem to share. I am not including the parity drive as part of the pool either.

  • Plugin update/network issue

    Hello,


    My debian related packages seem to update fine, but I seem to be unable to access bintray:



    Thoughts?


    Thanks

  • n40l issues


    I am using .4.36 - all disks using ext4


    Zitat

    Have a look at the HowTo`s. There is one which decribes NFS-Tuning, maybe this helps you


    I will try this. The rsize, wsize stuff would go into my RBPi config, correct?


    Zitat

    Read a bit about unraid and it is built on slackware, is a complete server OS and seems to be meant to run off a thumbstick. OMV is built on Debian and is itself a complete server. Seems as though one would confuse the other. So my question is how did you get both of them to work together on the same machine, unless a VM was used?


    Have you tried running just an OMV install?


    Sorry I wasn't clear - I installed unRaid first via thumbstick and had this issue. I thought that perhaps it was the strange RAID system at play and decided to try OMV on a small HD without any sort of RAID.

  • n40l issues

    Hi there,


    I've got a RBPi running OpenElec and all has gone well with it and my old desktop running Ubuntu Server + NFS shares configured through Webmin.


    I decided to get a refurbished N40L on the cheap. I loaded up unraid but whenever I played anything from NFS shares I had stuttering issues that progressively worsened through the movie. The audio would sound strange and it became impossible to watch. I then tried OpenMediaVault (installed to hard drive). Still the same.


    To me this sounds like my OpenELEC setup is perfect and my N40L is to blame.


    What I've tried:


    -Copy movie to old P4 server and try it. Ran perfect.
    -Tried other movies. Same general issues. Didn't try SD or lower bitrate content!
    -Maybe a RAID issue? I installed OpenMediaVault with no Raid + NFS. Still has the same problems.
    -NFS? Trying SMB didn't fix it.


    N40L has two Seagate Barracuda 2 TB HDD SATA 6 Gb/s NCQ 64MB Cache 3.5-Inch Internal Bare Drive ST2000DM001. Movies are stored on one of these. The other is unused right now. OS loaded on the separate 250 gb drive also installed.


    I am concerned it might be the network card of the n40l, as I've heard it's not very good to begin with. Or perhaps its the hard drive the media is on. Either way, there's something about this N40L that's making my Pi stutter. How can I definitely diagnose the problem?


    I tried hdparm on the n40L drive hosting the media:

    Zitat

    root@openmediavault:~# hdparm -tT /dev/sdb


    /dev/sdb:
    Timing cached reads: 2276 MB in 2.00 seconds = 1138.40 MB/sec
    Timing buffered disk reads: 554 MB in 3.01 seconds = 184.25 MB/sec


    Also tried iperf between my old box and my n40L, with the N40L acting as the server:



    Although this issue is not limited to any one specific file, here is the media information of a specific file that I experience this issue with: