What did you do exactly to setup your share and what exactly is not working?
Beiträge von HannesJo
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Now it becomes more clear. I totally missed it is not only about write hole. Thanks you two ✌️
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Can’t see any difference 😅
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Churchservices?! 😂
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I wouldn't do RAID5 in BTRFS but that's your call.
I still wonder about these statements. Didn’t we point out multiple times that BTRFS RAID 5 is as (un)stable as any RAID 5? As far as I know every RAID 5 would have a potential write hole issue in case of power loss. BTRFS devs are just the only ones who flag their RAID 5 as unstable due to it.
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RAID is no backup
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A RAID is in general not supposed to prevent any data loss. That is quite a common misinformation. RAIDs are used to prevent server down time in case of drive failure. To prevent data loss you need a proper backup strategy.
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Why do you think you would need a raid?
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That's correct. I'm basically trying to link the two (make certain applications running on my NAS accessible via subdomains on my main website).
Ok so I don‘t get why you would do that. Duckdns is basically sth you use when you’ve got no ‚real‘ domain at all. When I wanna add sth. like emby.domain.com I go to my domain company dashboard and add a dns entry that points to my NAS.
Also I wonder what your website has to do with that. When my website is hosted somewhere else I go to domain dashboard and add a entry for eg. http://www.domain.com that simply points to where the website is..
Still don’t get where I would bring duckdns into play.
It just sounds really weird while your needs and ‚what you want to achieve‘ sounds quite common at the same time. -
Something is a bit weird here. It sounds as if you had a domain like domain.com and additionally you use duckdns for NAS services?
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You just copy the yml and start the stack. Easy as that. Btw you could use symlinks to get rid of uuids in them.
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Asrock j5005 and ironwolf pro hdds here running since 2019 24/7. Services are plex, nextcloud and smb/cifs for 5 to 10 users. Never had any hw issues.
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I am revoking the resolved badge and kind of renewing my recommendation. There are issues regarding hw transcoding if HDR tone mapping is involved using any kernel version 6.x.x. This especially persists with Gemini Lake Intel CPUs.
If you have a Intel Gemini Lake CPU and you wanna use hw transcoding, do not upgrade to OMV7 yet.
Refer to https://forums.plex.tv/t/hw-tr…apping-enabled/852524/150
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Well, I think I stick to full disk encryption^^
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My server with its dozen disks is locked in a safe. That doesn't prevent it from being attacked over the network though. But neither do encrypted disks once unlocked and mounted.
That must look pretty funny.
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I applied both of your suggestions (Kernel 6.6-bpo) so I cannot certainly say if 1 or 2 or both of them
But in the Plex forum they also quickly pointed out I would have to update the Kernel.
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Solved. That means I can ultimately upgrade after all. Thank you!
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I just decided to give OMV7 a test run. I'm encountering issues regarding Plex hardware transcoding that I believe could be related to some driver changes on Debian 12. There are several other recent reports of such issues. Further information see https://forums.plex.tv/t/hw-tr…omv-debian-upgrade/875153 (This is my report).
If someone here could check if their hw accel also stopped working on OMV7 I would be happy about some feedback.
If someone here plans to upgrade to OMV7 and wants to use Plex hardware transcoding, I highly recommend to wait until there is further information / fix available.
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Green or red indicates a status like active or stopped. The temperature widgets don’t so they are just black / dark grey.
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Why raid is not a backup?
Backup: I store my data twince ...at my computer and an external HDD.
RAID is to prevent your services from being offline in case of drive failure and not for data safety.
Raid: i store my data twice ...at my computer and an external storage by using OMV.
? That’s nothing but bullshit
