If you have HDDs with 7200RPM or even 10000RPM, it will sound and vibrate a lot more than 5400RPM one's.
Also, if they're in external cases, the sound will be more noticeable.
Posts by Soma
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Trying to login to OMV defaults to Apache interface.
On a terminal, run sudo omv-firstaid and change the port of OMV to something other than 80 (58080, for eg.)
Then access the gui via http://IPofOMV:58080
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I was refering to the raspi-config "System Options" option:
On Pi4, I can't do anything with this (says that the LED behaviour cannot be changed on this model).
Maybe you can do something on Pi3.
But, on Pi4, the Green LED also lites as a access signal of the OS USB drive (2x Pi4s running on USB drive) so, would assume it's normal procedure.
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Port 8000 will conflict with portainer agent.
Change it to something else
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Maybe change the action of the led via raspi-config (don't know if it works with RPi3)
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/dev/sdb: msdos partitions
/dev/sdc: msdos partitions
This only means that the drive was created with MBR(<2Tb) instead of GPT(>2Tb)
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/dev/disk/by-uuid/89ec7095-f6a7-4c30-89f6-5e3792d02f28
/dev/disk/by-uuid/623c7a37-0c2c-4551-a1c9-b772583bd8eb
If the partprobe command doesn't make it show the partitions, maybe you can try a reboot.
FYI, when you run that command, it shows no output.
Maybe, try to run sudo fdisk -l /dev/sdb
sudo fdisk -l /dev/sdc to see if the partitions are mentioned there.
You said you created the filesystems in OMV Gui.
I'm a bit at lost since I always do it on the terminal before installing OMV.
If you don't have anything in those drives, can you recreate it again?
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sdb 8:16 0 1.8T 0 disk
sdc 8:32 0 1.8T 0 disk
These are the disks that are missing the partitions.
Are they in any RAID or something fancy?
If not, just run the commands I told above:
sudo partprobe /dev/sdb
sudo partprobe /dev/sdc
lsblk <<--- It should show the partitions available
sudo mount -a <<--- This should mount all that is missing. If it doesn't work, then you must give more info:
cat /etc/fstab
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Here is my circuit diagram:
Why the 5V Hub in the middle?
Have you tried to connect the SATA adapters directly on the Pi?
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What is the output of lsblk?
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This is just to make your filesystems show up, if all is well.
It's a temporary solution.
But it probably will happen again after a reboot.
Are those drives on a USB connection?!?
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I can access, docker, portainer, add drives, shares, install and use duckdns, airsonic, syncthing, filebrowser. The only problem is wanishing GUI of OMV. Since installed everything i need, and still can install components via portainer or yacht that would be enough
If you have nextcloud running on docker, you don't mess with any files from OMV Gui (at least, if you follow the instructions right).
Which means, you're probably editing PHPs that are out of the nextcloud configuration.
I recall the DBTech guide telling to search for ALL config.phps on the server and edit some parts: THIS IS WRONG.
If, as you said, you reinstalled it recently (means you can have a fresh start), start by:
1 - Install Debian Lite version
2 - Run the OMV installation Script
2a - Change the port for OMV to something different (58080, for eg) via the Gui
3 - Set all your shared folders, users and install Docker via OMV Gui
4 - Install Nextcloud via the guide on this forum by macom verbatim
5 - Only edit/create/move files that are mentioned
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Run on a terminal sudo partprobe /dev/sdb && sudo partprobe /dev/sdc
After that sudo mount -a
See if it will show the filesystems.
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Web user is not admin, but it worked. I'm not ready to reinstall it, there should be a solution, I hope.
Maybe. To try it "admin" should be created. It's not possible from web now. Thankuryou anyway.
To have access to the full GUI, you must login with "admin" (that is always active with OMV with password "openmediavault" that you should have changed as per instructions on first install) or you have to add your user to the openmediavaul-admin group.
There's nothing wrong with the installation nor a solution is needed other than what is explained.
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I have installed many times on an RPi and never needed to do this
I can also say the same. I've lost count of the amount of times installing the RaspiOS and then use the script and only fails I use to have is a bad WiFi connection.
pi@raspberrypi:~ $ wget -O - https://github.com/OpenMediaVault-Plugin-Developers /installScript/raw/master/install | sudo bash
If you run this as "pi", you need to prepend "sudo" to the command:
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My Pi has been giving me issues also with the same situation.
500Gb HDD ext4 on USB3 for file share, the filesystem disappears on OMV and it's unable to mount it via the GUI.
After running df -h and lsblk, I see that the partition isn't seen, only the disk (/dev/sdX)
The way I've been solving it is, on a terminal, run sudo partprobe /dev/sdX and after that sudo mount -a
Doing this, the df -h then shows the mounted partition and the filesystem magically returns to the OMV GUI.
Don't know why this started but it happened when I migrated the Nextcloud docker from that disk to another server.
Maybe now, the disk is going into sleep and doesn't wake up properly (although I still have Motioneye running on that Pi with the folders for it in that disk)
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- EMAIL = X
Do you have a space between "EMAIL" and "="???
And after it, also spaces???
Also, really don't understand why this paths but to each it's own:
/config/<appname>:/config
For me, it makes more sense: /<appname>/config:/config
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Does this user have "docker" privileges? As in, did you added it to the docker group?
Does it mean forward external port 443 to internal port 443 and external port 82 to internal port 80?
This means that you have to make portforwarding in your router from external 443 to <yourNCip> internal 443
And external 80 to <yourNCip> internal 82.
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No,
Well, if I recall correct, you use a different approach to the "sub-subdomain" that is created from "swag (letsencrypt)".
Haven't you edited the files in order to have access to nextcloud via "yoursubdomain.duckdns.org" instead of "nextcloud.yoursubdomain.duckdns.org" ???
If this is the case, you have to check all files you've changed (me thinks).
but arm64 is officially supported and the official Mariadb docker image is version 10.5.9
Yes true, but the image that "linuxserver/..." uses has, as base, the same version of mariadb (10.1)(maybe I'm wrong, have to check the "dockerfile").
armhf: docker-mariadb/Dockerfile.armhf at master · linuxserver/docker-mariadb (github.com)
Yeah, it seems that it only get's v10.4 for platforms other than armhf
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calling for trouble
One of the thing I really enjoyed in your Nextcoud guide was exactly that:
create a user dedicated for docker in the GUI of OMV, let's call him "docker1"
in the CLI determine UID (user ID) and GID (group ID) of user "docker1" id docker1This showed that you care for safety,
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He uses the admin account.
Yeah, that's a really good thing to do on a server...
Sorry, but that's a BIG RED FLAG
