Posts by Soma

OMV6 won't install nothing unless you active it AFAIK.

There's an env that you can set to do it automagically.

Will post it when I get to my PC.

Try again the installation but bypass the network configuration.

https://github.com/OpenMediaVa…ipt#to-skip-network-setup

maddogni

Delete those folders and (as macom stated), let the stack create the folders which will be made with the proper permissions.

Not only that, don't use spaces on the volumes.

Your stack has some deviations that need to be corrected.

And where did you get the info for the port 5800???

Jdownloader only requires port 3129.

First, delete the previous made folders:

sudo rm -rf /srv/dev-disk-by-uuid-6ae83d2c-19f7-4998-a59b-e6265e098060/config

sudo rm -rf /srv/dev-disk-by-uuid-3a12e3d0-faff-4b9d-b91a-186ff43612ae/Downloads

You can then use this stack, to place the folders on the proper drives:

---
version: "2"
services:
  jdownloader:
   image: jaymoulin/jdownloader:latest
   container_name: jdownloader
  restart: always
  user: 1000:100 # Make sure this is the same as your user (on Pis, it usually is)
  volumes:
    - /srv/dev-disk-by-uuid-6ae83d2c-19f7-4998-a59b-e6265e098060/jdownloader/config:/opt/JDownloader/app/cfg
    - /srv/dev-disk-by-uuid-3a12e3d0-faff-4b9d-b91a-186ff43612ae/jdownloader/downloads/:/opt/JDownloader/Downloads
    - /srv/dev-disk-by-uuid-6ae83d2c-19f7-4998-a59b-e6265e098060/jdownloader/logs:/opt/JDownloader/app/logs #optional
    - /etc/localtime:/etc/localtime:ro #optional

  environment:
    MYJD_USER: xxxxxxx@gmail.com
    MYJD_PASSWORD: xxxxxxxxxxx
    MYJD_DEVICE_NAME: raspberry_pi
  ports:
    - 3129:3129

Launch the stacks and then, check the logs to see if all is OK:

docker logs -f jdownloader (Ctrl+C to exit)

Quote from naspi

Same issue here: no login form, just light blue screen.

OVM6 installed with recommended install script on a fresh Raspbery Pi 4

• I tried many browsers on different devices with the same negative experience: Safari@MacBook, Chrome@MacBook, Firefox@MacBook, Safari@iPad Pro, Firefox Klar@MacBook Pro, Safari@iPadMini.
• I reinstalled OVM twice: same negative experience
• I reinstalled Raspbian and OMV: same negative experience

Any more ideas?

Explain the exact steps you took to install raspiOS:

Which image?

Which flasher of the sdcard?

Did you configure the user, if you used the Raspberry imager?

Isn't it just a matter of updating the initramfs with the zfs module?

Similar to raspiOS?

I know how to do it for btrfs on raspiOS, but not on armbian.

Did you set a user when you used the imager?

Or, if you have it plugged to a TV, run IP a and see what IP is on the eth0.

Quote from onefastskater

2022-04-04-raspios-bullseye-arm64.img.xz

That is the desktop version.

You need the one that says lite http://downloads.raspberrypi.o…os_lite_arm64-2022-04-07/

Quote from Chipp

Even shared folders and SMB shares?
I stopped all containers now, only Portainer and Docker are running, can I stop them too or I have to delete them?

No need, I guess.

But if you pointed the docker root to mergerfs, I don't know what it will cause.

Just try to remount the mergerfs now.

ls -al /run/php

Ok, fdisk shows all disks and partitions which is good.

After the remount command, try again:

mount | grep /dev/sd

And also cat /etc/fstab

Quote from Chipp

Yes I have containers pointed to the mergerfs.

I don't use mergerfs so I can't help you.

Only thing is, do not user mergerfs to hold docker containers configs.

Use a single drive/path for it.

You can try to stop ALL containers/services pointing to the mergerfs and see if you can mount it.

Quote from Chipp

Subject: A start job for unit docker-51fd952d1683a2758a7bbbd3d386e6e8dca3623

Did you had docker containers on those drives prior to merge them?

Or even did you point containers to the mergerfs?

Zoki

This is probably what is busting it.

Your root disk changed to sdh, according to the pic on #10, so:

mount -o remount,rw /

Nonetheless, all your other disks aren't beeing mounted.

Output of:

fdisk -l | grep /dev/sd

Quote from capone1423

Ive got only HDD (12) and two ssds for System and system related storage.

Only 12 HDD???

How are they connected? Some more info on hardware will help.

And try

mount | grep /dev/sd

And according to dmesg, your root drive (sdk1) mounts properly at the beginning of boot, and errors out later on:

[   33.369086] EXT4-fs (sdk1): mounted filesystem with ordered data mode. Opts: (null)
....
[   45.704409] Adding 16729084k swap on /dev/sdk5.  Priority:-2 extents:1 across:16729084k SSFS
....
[10474.901478] EXT4-fs (sdk1): re-mounted. Opts: errors=remount-ro

According to dpkg, the unionfs didn't upgrade.

Try to run the fix to see if it corrects itself:

wget -O - https://github.com/OpenMediaVault-Plugin-Developers/installScript/raw/master/fix5to6upgrade | sudo bash

Quote from caymann

Nonetheless, is there a help guide for upgrade from omv5 to omv6?

Make sure that OMV is fully updated.

Check that the plugins you use are ported to omv6.

Run omv-upgrade-release

If using the latest official Raspberry imager v1.7.2, it's possible to select the latest lite 64bit.

After selecting the sdcard to flash, and before clicking write, there's a dented wheel on the bottom right.

Click it and some configurations can be done: setting the hostname, the user and password, local timezone and language, WiFi details if you use it.

After setting all the above, write the image.

That user will have SSH and sudo permissions

Maybe the update is borked somehow.

What is the output of:

dpkg -l | grep openm

nginx -t

Are you using admin or Admin?!?

Linux is case sensitive.

Or smash Ctrl+Shift+R several times.

Quote from KM0201

the instructions say to use sudo.. they do not as he clearly pointed out.

Which instructions?

The github for the install script states it clearly that is needed, 😉

And those should be the only instructions to follow.

https://github.com/OpenMediaVa…-Developers/installScript

Quote

Installation

To install OMV, OMV-Extras and Flashmemory copy and paste this line in the Terminal and press Enter. The installation will take some time, so enjoy the text flying on the screen.

The installation process demands sudo utilization.

To download and execute the script you can use either wget or curl, feel free to use what you prefer!

wget script

sudo wget -O - https://github.com/OpenMediaVa…Script/raw/master/install | sudo bash

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There's a big problem with the amount of how-tos, guides, instructions scattered around the web because there's not a real proper way on how to do it.

As soon as something is updated, either OS, app or whatever, the procedure changes.

And we either keep up with it or use an outdated procedure.

As for the 404 OP had, look at the pics:

there's no pipe with sudo bash after the 1st command, 🤔

Nonetheless, it's sorted.

In the end, all it matters is having everything running properly, 😁

There's no difference between docker or podman images other than the platform they are running.