Beiträge von everybodies

  • crashing and crashing

    just installed latest OMV, first thing updated few progs - whatever came up.

    now it just crashes when i press USERS in panel, over and over again


    are you guys sure this is Debian? :):):):)


    new update available, kernel 5.18

    but it wont install

    Reading package lists...
    Building dependency tree...
    Reading state information...
    Calculating upgrade...
    The following packages have been kept back: linux-image-amd64
    0 upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove and 1 not upgraded.

    END OF LINE


    i give up, there is nothing in logs about the crash. but it just wont load USER manager.


    just a horrible start in first 15 minutes, gonna format and try something else, posting here in case it's helpful to someone.


    grettings from Australia

  • HFS+ and OMV

    how the $#%#%# did i miss that.


    im sorry to waste your time.


    had a situation where i had to migrate terrabytes of data and the NAS was perfect for the job - im certain after mounting HFS through gui i got write error (used mc on local console to copy) so i did the force thing and never thought to test it further - just did the force thing from there on.


    but testing it now it mounted read/write.
    i guess i was in a hurry and expecting RO only, i dont know


    thank you for your time!

  • HFS+ and OMV

    good point.


    i think it's because there is no HFS journaling support with Linux so option A is to force, option B is to turn journaling off on specific disk.

  • HFS+ and OMV

    Hey guys,


    have OMV 4.1 but most of my disks are HFS,
    OMV mounts HFS plus from web interface but it's read only.
    cli can do mount -t hfsplus -o force,rw /dev/sdb2 xxx/ and then use the web interface to do whatever, it shows up fine.
    but how to make it permanent so it mounts force,rw every time?
    ive heard fstab is a no no
    so is it possible?


    it's just a backup Nas but would ideally leave it as HFS if possible, even if i have to ssh and cli mount

  • network server presentation

    Thanks!
    i agree with you, OMV makes a lot of things simple, i like the email reporting and the fact that it didnt take hours of configuration.
    definitely crontab, the scheduling in OMV looks a little. ummm. incomplete. tried scheduling sleep but then you have to do a separate schedule of each day of the week.
    not sure about backing up the root file system, maybe just configs, it's a 240GB SSD and if it falls over data should be plain ext4 to access with any distro? even OSX.
    it took like 4 minutes to install.
    maybe later when things get more 'configured'



    do you know anything about this SMB/CIFS suffix?
    my home network is kinda extensive and this looks like a lump of dry poo stuck to the leg :)

  • network server presentation

    Hey guys,


    enjoying a new install of OMV, specially the copying of TBs of data over to the drives :)


    ive gone through all the settings, twice and can't figure out why server is a presented as %SERVERNAME - SMB/CIFS
    it's not from smb.conf and it's not in the web interface


    how to get rid of the SMB/CIFS bit please


    another newb question, i do have Debian experience from way back Woody days, as far as apt goes can i treat this box as a standard Debian box for package management?
    it wont break the OMV install if i install a bunch of things?


    would it be better if i did a Debian install and install OMV on top?


    thank you for reading my post