In the OMV WebUI there is also a menu/option for system shutdown.
HDD not stop after system shutdown
In the OMV WebUI there is also a menu/option for system shutdown.
HDD not stop after system shutdown
how to turn off the OMV server correctly? Stopping HDD and other...
I just copy over all the data to another NAS, using rsync. Every day.
Well, actually I use rsync in a script to every day create a new snapshot on another NAS. The snapshots "reuse" unchanged files by hardlinking, so each snapshot (almost) only takes up space for new and changed files. Also by using rsync only new and changed files have to be copied between the NAS, so it is usually very fast.
its too hard for my
I assume you mean the SD card which is running the OS.
If you use the backup-plugin, make sure you test the restore. Depending on your skills this can be a challenge.
Alternative is to clone the SD card with some Windows Tool, Clonezilla, fsarchiver etc.
Yes i mean SD card with OS (rasbian) and OMV and all my settings!
You can use the openmediavault-backup plugin to make a full image of your bootable disk.
what this? i did think that i will get ISO or BIN file.
i have Raspberry Pi4 with installed OMV 5. i want make backup all data. how i can make it?
avahi / zero-conf /Bonjour service works not correct on the MAC OS
after start MAC OS avahi / zero-conf /Bonjour works good, and network shared SMB folders available at finder, but after mac going to sleep and later wake up, shared SMB folders is displayed at finder but notavailable and not opening.
I did a clean experiment, i did intall mac os on clean ssd drive, and did install OMW5 but i have the same problem. avahi / zero-conf /Bonjour not works correct after wakeup mac.
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For command number 2) above, there is more to it than that. It might be as below but I am not sure. The Salt stuff is all new and I do not know where it is documented, if at all yet.
omv-salt deploy run fstab
it was not easy! Thanks, all worked well!
1) i am delete usrjquota=aquota.user,grpjquota=aquota.group,jqfmt=vfsv0 from /etc/openmediavault/config.xml
2) run command omv-salt deploy
3) run command reboot
4) go to directory /srv/dev-disk-by-label-SeagateEXT4
5) run command rm aquota.user and sudo chattr -i aquota.user and sudo rm -f aquota.user
and
Operation not permitted
I'm done because you need to remove the quota options (,usrjquota=aquota.user,grpjquota=aquota.group,jqfmt=vfsv0) from the fstab entries. This needs to be done in the OMV database (change mntent in /etc/openmediavault/config.xml) and the rewrite fstab (omv-mkconf fstab for omv 4.x or omv-salt deploy run fstab for omv 5.x). Then reboot. Then you can delete them using sudo. I'm moving on to important things so you have to figure out the stuff missing.
but i do not have records in the fstab:
This is a waste of time...
I just realized that you are trying to do this from the shared folder bind mount. You need to do this from the actual mountpoint for the filesystem - /srv/some/path/
The file is the correct permissions. Try:
sudo chattr -i aquota.user
sudo rm -f aquota.user
What is the output of: stat aquota.user
Yep because that user is in the sudo group. You really should create a new user instead of using the pi user though. Just make sure to add the user to the ssh and sudo groups.
not work
I don't understand why you would have a problem deleting them but I also don't understand why you care about them.
This looks bad
The files should be 600 and owned by root:root.
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Does this user have the necessary rights?
Did you stop the quota service?
But this is the default that is Samba also using. I can not test it because i do not have Apple desktop hardware, so i have to use other references.
Can you confirm that this TimeCapsule definitively works with the latest Apple OS?
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TimeCapsule the best icon for server OMV