Posts by Soma

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Quote from moretty

Thank you very much. It was exactly what I thought, cp -a or resync -a.

I'm trying with cp -a and it gives me an error because CP failed to keep owner

my original folder docker is drwx--s--- 14 root root

Are you running the command while logged as root?

Quote from moretty

I made a copy of the folder to a safe place with the command cp -r

To keep same attributes, you need also the -a argument.

Read about the CP command to check the available arguments.

After making the copy, see the ownership from original to the copied folder and confirm the owner:group

Quote from Trottel

E:The package cache file is corrupted E: Unable to parse package file /var/lib/apt/lists/deb.debian.org_debian_dists_bullseye_main_binary-amd64_Packages

Try to clear the cache.

I believe you can do it via GUI System-->>omv-extras-->>Settings and click apt clean

OR

Via CLI, run sudo omv-firstaid and then clear cache with #8 and #9.

Quote from Copaxy

Where i can see which version i have? i had it quite early when it got released so i believe it should be version 1, but i am not sure.

If the HAT has an USB-C connector, it's v1.

If it has a 5.5x2.1mm DC jack barrel, then it's v2.

If you have the latest, there's no point in franken-hack a power supply.

Just get one with the same specs but with more juice (12v/ 75w)

Something like this:

Tesfish 12 V 7 A Adaptador de corrente transformador, 84 W, fonte de alimentação 5,5 x 2,1/2,5 mm para CCTV, câmara, roteador, LED 5050 2835 fita de luz : Amazon.es: Eletrónica

Quote from Copaxy

I have one 60w power supply for the sata hat what also can power the pi itself

Which HAT version do you have? v1 or v2?

If you have the v2, you're using a 12V power supply that feed both the HAT and the Pi (as it should be).

If 60w (5A) isn't enough, get a power supply with more juice (75W or 90W).

I don't think it's a good idea to put 2x power supplies on that rig at the same time (if I read it right, 1xUSB-C on the Pi itself and the other plugged on the HAT. You're putting power on the GPIO from 2 distinct sources):

Quote from Copaxy

So now i have two power supplies that power the pi and the HDDs.

Quote from 0xjan

I have recently installed OMV6 on my raspberry pi 4b but as soon as I uninstalled it

What does this mean?

Uninstalled what?

The pic says that the disk is "write-protected".

Does the USB stick has some switch to prevent writing?

Something like the SDcards side-slider?

I only saw that type of situation on a OEM Samsung stick that came with the SCADA servers and with write-protect flag to prevent tempering.

Couldn't remove the flag even on low-level format.

If you have an extra stick, you could try to unplug ALL drives and install OMV fresh.

After you have OMV set up, power down, plug drives and see if it's running OK.

Quote from Purring

do I do that with it plugged back in the nas where it will only boot into busybox terminal

Yes.

Or run it on another PC but it must be unmounted.

When you say "USB plugin", do you mean the flashmemory plugin?

Do you have it installed and running?

It's not normal a good quality stick like that to be dead on such a small time.

What you can try is to mount the drive RW:

mount -o remount,rw / and after touch /forcefsck to run e2fsck at boot time.

Check the output for errors.

Quote from andreineagu

Then on advaced settings I have nothing set on DNS.

What to do? Maybe It is a DNS lookup problem or something else? Please help!

Put a DNS ip there, for eg: 8.8.8.8

Quote from chente

From what I read in a post a long time ago, gderf has its server physically located inside a safe. Attached to the inside of the door.

I meant software hack, 😉

But to prevent theft, that can work well, 😁

Better yet, if you rig a 400V electric fence around it, 🤣

I really don't understand why you (anyone) would want this.

Encryption only makes sense against physical theft and for personal/sensible data.

That DATA should never live on an OS drive.

To run the OS, the drive need to be unlocked at boot time, so ALL files are "open" .

Any "leakage" will show them unencrypted.

If you're concerned about logs beeing seen, just make sure that your server is properly protected so noone can hack it, even though, there's no such thing as an unbreakeable Server/OS.

Run  omv-upgrade from CLI, it will install the held packages in the right way.

If your omv5 is fully updated, running without errors and the plugins you use are all ported to omv6, you can run the updater instead of fresh install.

Quote from Subbeh

external USB HDD's

Some portable HDDs go into sleep mode after some time of inactivety.

This is something that Linux can't deal since most of those drives are built for Windows.

One possible hack is to keep it alive by making a touch /path-to-drive/awake.txt scheduled job every x minutes so it is always spinning.

please read here

https://openmediavault.readthe…ght=SBC%20#raspberry-pi-s

Probably due to slow performance, support for Pi2 isn't available anymore on omv6.

Flash again the raspiOS lite 64bit to the sdcard and run the install script with the -n flag:

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

Quote from Soma

Can help tomorrow, still away from home.

Rowr21

Are you running Nextcloud via docker with the linuxserver's container?

I ask this again.