Posts by steel2400

your welcome

Yes it is a great toy to play with, Mine is in the car fore media playback and lots more
I wish you good luck with this further down the line.

Hi,

I understand the need fore a secure network ;).
there is one more thing we can try to see what the problem is, can you post the outcome
off

dpkg --get-selections | grep apache

just to see if you have that service running or not.

so far as i know is the arml version off 2.1 not ready yet.
and the exact date off release is not known to me.

Last thing did you see what kind off errors you got wile trying to reinstall nginx ?

when did the errors began to appear ?

hi,

It can still be a hardware issue ?
I had this to wen trying to install it on an very old system.

hi,

can you try a different adapter,type in your vm ?

hi,

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you are right, I prefer the ssl connection. But, inside the other Installation which was disappearing, I was working with forced ssl connection. Inside this one both is possible, http and https. Port 80 isn't be shown, because nginx isn't running.

this is no problem you can install nginx fresh and change the port after installing it. Just an idea you don't have to use ssl if you have a secure network (admin and password is still required).

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I haven't made it before, because I was hoping to solve it without re-installation.

did you see if the path to nginx is still there in cli ?.
try

whereis nginx

and look at the locations provided

Hi,

If i think what the problem is then the nginx path is corrupted.
I see also that you don't use port 80 as well maybe fore security reasons ?.

you can try to reinstall nginx and see if that will fix it (you will have to use port 80 tho)

fore remove nginx type:

apt-get purge nginx

to reinstall it type:

apt-get install nginx

if you don't want to do that you can check if the files are there and accounted fore in the base nginx files list.

hi,

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Really really nice build. I was looking for one of those thin clients for OMV. Small, compact, silent. I would consider building something similar as a backup for my current OMV build

you can do that cheaper if you use the OMV backup function in combination with a hard drive.

i do that with a 3 tb hard disk that i can store off site

hi,

Mm can you post the outcome off

netstat -tulpn

hi,

I have a site fore you that you could use http://unix.stackexchange.com/…g-or-not-via-command-line
I hoop it can help you
did you try /etc/init.d/nginx reload ?

hi,

You can use your router to give your server a static ip address.
If you do that within OMV you will need to setup your router to accept that address so that it can really it to the rest of the network.
(within the same IP range of course)

hi,

It is possible that your hardware is not supported.
What is the drive you have that holds the boot (install)files ?
Can you specify the system you are trying to install it on ?
What ISO are you using ?

It is possible to help you but you will have to give more info in what you are trying to do.

That will help also sorry should have ask't that

hy symbiot,

can you post the cli lines of the moment off install it is possible its something else.

yes that is possible i do that to backup offsite in case off failure

yes it is you can mount the drive separate. Or use the USB-backup plugin in the OMV-extras repository

hi latimeria,

what do you mean ?!

hi subzero

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you can try and download the package and see if it works, which I doubt since it requires a higher libc6.

yes i doubt it will work under the present omv but my idea was to get the bare driver and see if i can mod it to work with nut.

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i don't really have ups so I dont know what how nut works which package has the drivers etc.

here arr the drivers listed https://github.com/networkupstools/nut/tree/master/drivers
all see what i can do.

Thanks fore you thoughts on this, still any ideas are welcome

update.

hi guys i found this fore nut so i hope this will fix it
look here http://www.networkupstools.org/source/2.7/new-2.7.1.txt