Posts by buliway

  • Can't update OMV on Odroid HC2

    Quote from macom

    You have the llink from /etc/resolve.conf to /run/systemd/resolve/resolv.conf, so that file might be missing.


    nano /run/systemd/resolve/resolv.conf and add the nameserver there.

    Then check

    cat /etc/resolv.conf if the changes are there

    That seems to do the trick.

    The output of cat /etc/resolv.conf is now

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    nameserver 1.0.0.1
nameserver 192.168.1.1

    And I'm now getting updates in the GUI :)


    ls -al /etc/resolv.conf

    Quote

    lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 32 Dec 29 2019 /etc/resolv.conf -> /run/systemd/resolve/resolv.conf


    Is the there any thing that I should be aware of in the future with this problem?

  • Can't update OMV on Odroid HC2

    This is the output from systemctl status systemd-resolved.service

  • Can't update OMV on Odroid HC2

    Yes but I'm getting this error:

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    [ Error writing /etc/resolv.conf: No such file or directory ]

  • Can't update OMV on Odroid HC2

    Quote from macom

    You can try to manually add the nameserver to /etc/resolv.conf

    If I try that through nano resolv.conf I get an error saying 'no such file or directory'.


    I just put the SD in a Linux machine and now the resolv.conf contained the following.

    I added nameserver 192.168.1.1 but still no joy :(

  • Can't update OMV on Odroid HC2

    ryecoaaron  macom


    Hope you guys is up for a little more of your magic.


    I still can't update OMV.

    I have tried what you suggested and been looking through all the threads that I could find in the forum regrading my problem, and I can see that I'm not the only one. But non of the suggestions given in those works for me.

    OMV5 DNS change

    DNS Problem OMV5


    When I run omv-firstaid and go to configure network interface, this is what I see:

    docker0

    enx001e0636f592 <-- this is my ethernet connection

    veth2e526c6

    veth7cd231c

    vethfc832ac


    Router showing two connections for OMV. One I can use and one I can't


    My /etc/resolv.conf contains nothing at all. However there is a resolv.conf in /etc/resolvconf/run that contains nameserver 1.0.0.1


    The output of ls -al /etc/resolv.conf is this: lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 32 Dec 29 2019 /etc/resolv.conf -> /run/systemd/resolve/resolv.conf



    And apt-get update results in the following error.

  • Recover system after disabling ethernet

    Hi,


    I am running OMV5 on a Odroid HC-2


    I managed to disable my ethernet connection in the GUI under network->interfaces.

    Now I can't get into the system.

    Is there anyway for me to redo the damage?


    I have found Interfaces in the config.xml file, where my ethernet connection is set to 'manual' instead of 'static' or 'dhcp'.

    But nothing I do works.


    Before I screwed the system up, the ip was 192.168.1.25.

    Now if I check in the router, I can see that the HC-1 has been given the ip 192.168.1.6 but also another MAC-adress??


    But the ip 192.168.1.6 is not reachable in any way.

    Not by GUI, CLI og SSH! ;(


    Any suggestions?

  • Can't update OMV on Odroid HC2

    Thanks, but that did not work either.

    I had already tried it with just my router ip as DNS.


    Why is this DNS issue occurring now?

    My system has been running for a year with no problems.



    And for anorther problem!

    It is possible that I have just disabled my ethernet connection ||

    I was fiddeling around looking for a solution, and I think I choose to disable instead of choosing DHCP.

    Is there any way in now?


    My router can see the OMV and it has the normal IP. But I can not connect i any way.

    Can I access the SD card in some way and edit the ethernet connection through there?



    Edit:

    This is what my config.xml shows under Interfaces.

    I can see that method says manual, can I just change it to Static or DHCP in the config file or is there more to it than that?

  • Can't update OMV on Odroid HC2

    I have some trouble when trying to update OMV.


    Looking at similar issues on the forum led me to the conclusion, that it might have something to do with the way OMV connects to the internet, or more specific a DNS issue.

    I have tried some of the suggestions in the other threads, but no luck so far.

    The timestamp of OMV was off even though I have activated NTP server. I managed to get the time right again, but that did not help either.

    I have tried pinging 8.8.8.8 and it goes through, but google.com does not.


    I’m running OMV 5.5.6-1 (Usul) on a Odroid HC2.


    Some of the errors I'm getting are these:


    When I try to open ‘armbian-config’ I get the following message:

    Warning: Configuration cannot work properly without a working internet connection. Press CTRL C to stop or any key to ignore and continue.


    The apt-get update command gives these error messages:

    If I try to update Portainer in OMV-Extras I get this error:

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    Docker storage :: /srv/dev-disk-by-label-NAS/appdata/
Agent port:: 8000
Web port:: 9000
Opt-out :: 1
arch   :: armhf
option :: portainer
state  :: install
extras :: 5.3.4
DNS error.  Exiting ...
Done.

    And the 'Update Management' does not show any updates at all.


    Hope you guys can help.

  • Transmission ownership/permission issue with FTP

    Hi,


    I'm fairly new to OMV so be nice :)


    My setup is as following:

    • Odroid-HC2 running OMV 4.1.29-1 (Arrakis)

      • WD RED 6TB 3.5"
    • Transmission and everything else running via Plugins (because I really don't get Dockers yet)
    • Raspberry Pi 3b+ running LibreElec

    I got a couple of folders shared where I store the files downloaded by Transmission, those folders got 'debian-transmission' permission in ACL.
    I'm accessing my server in LibreElec through FTP enabled in OMV


    My problem occures when Transmission has downloaded a file, that file gets 'debian-transmission' as 'Owner' in ACL which means that I can't see that specific file when accessing through FTP.
    There is no problem when using SMB, DLNA or SFTP. But SFTP is not an option right now because I can't get access that way through LibreElec.
    I should probably say that my brother is also accessing my server through LibreElec, that is why I'm using FTP.


    If I changes the ownership of that file from 'debian-transmission' to 'root' in ACL it shows up in LibreElec. But that is not something I want to do with every file that I download.


    The thing that I don't get, is why I can see files with 'debian-transmission' ownership through SMB but not FTP?


    Any ideas?