Beiträge von 0rtega

    I'm sorry too for refreshing again this topic, is possible to install mysql or (better for me :) ) mariadb with stoneburner ?


    Thanks in advance for the info.

    You have exactly the same model of my port multiplier card :)


    Very good news to hear, if it works with the banana a very cheap (and very energy efficient) build of an OMV box is possible.
    Please let us know how your tests are going.

    With putty, on every SSH login to my two OMV boxes, the password prompt was very slow. It was very annoying for me :)


    Today (finally...) I have found the solution:


    edit this file:


    /etc/ssh/sshd_config


    the name of the file is sshd_config with the "D". DO NOT edit the file ssh_config


    add this string at the end of the file: UseDNS no


    save the file and then restart the service and close the console by running this command:


    # service ssh restart && exit


    If you do not want to restart the service, just restart the system (or turn off the computer and boot as usual)


    For more details, use the links below:


    http://superuser.com/questions…into-my-ubuntu-9-05-serve
    http://blog.ayaz.pk/2008/02/03…s-resolution-and-openssh/

    I'm very sorry for the misunderstanding.
    I have a subscription to the magazine, I have got the issue #9 yesterday.
    I don't know when the issue #9 will be available on the LinuxVoice on-line store.

    I simply use it to connect an external DIY box via the N54L esata port (it can address 5 external hard drives).
    The port multiplier costs 25$, a Pci sata controller with 5 sata ports costs way much more.
    The way I use it, make off-site backups, the port multiplier is perfect even if the performance are not so good.


    In my opinion the BananaPi with a sata port supporting the port multiplier, would be a perfect OMV low energy nas.

    Thank you very much, now I have understood the problem (at least on my own machines, I don't know if there is a bug in OMV).


    To reproduce the problem on my systems:


    - connect external hard drive.
    - on the webgui -> Storage -> File Systems
    - push the button "Mount"
    - push the button "Unmount" (in config.xml the section of the unmounted hard drive disappears)
    - push (again) the button "Mount" (in config.xml the section of the unmounted hard drive reappears with "hidden" = 1)


    After pushing the "Mount" button I have the error message.


    If I edit che config.xml changing the "hidden" value from 1 to 0 then I can push the yellow "Apply" button without the error message. Now the hard drive is mounted correctly.


    Thanks again Solo.

    I have tested both my OMV boxes and I have always this error:



    I tested both my machines:
    omv-mkconf fstab + reboot -> error
    omv-mkconf fstab + mount -a -> error
    omv-mkconf fstab + reboot + mount -a -> error


    The only way to mount my two backup hard drives is booting the machines with Parted Magic.


    Edit: Modified directly the fstab file adding this string:

    Code
    UUID=cecc979d-ee30-428e-aa84-826260112a19 /media/cecc979d-ee30-428e-aa84-826260112a19 ext4 defaults,nofail,acl,user_xattr,noexec,usrjquota=aquota.user,grpjquota=aquota.group


    Code
    mount -a


    Now the hard drive is mounted

    I have the same problem when I try to mount an external hard drive to make my weekly off-site backup (I have tried to connect via esata and via usb)


    Here my code from "support info"

    Code
    WwnOKsuy


    Thank you in advance for your help.


    P.S.:
    I don't know if this is the right thread, I have found a similar thread here