He just put the fresh config back and he is re-mounting his disk at the moment.
Guest he will need next to rebuilt his shared folder next from the old config file...and so on.
p.s.: He thinks that the OS disk was corrupted...
Anyway...Thanks...I feel like I am on the right track to get my NAS back online.
Ok...thanks...had a look at the log...lots of errors...decided on reinstalling everything fresh.
So:
1- New OS (Buster Legacy)
2- New OMV
Then a bit wishful maybe, I copied my old OMV config.xml back to the new install.
All seems to work but can't mount any of my old disks.
Please....need a bit of guidance on what I should do to get my disk & content back under OMV control.
"A wheel fell off" is a figure of expression... a poor humoristic attempt to say that something is not working properly anymore.
Hi,
It's running on NaniPi4, Armbian Buster Legacy
Been running fine for months.
I kept the system updated.
Then somehow a wheel fell off and now OMV keeps rebooting every few minutes.
How can I figure out what is happening?
OMV system log does not show anything helpful on this.
Any hints would greatly be appreciated.
HI,
Having problem applying changes...OMV reset and does not apply changes.
Some changes go through while others don't.
How can I investigate what the problem is ?
Could not find any of the OMV log useful.
Any hints would be appreciated.
UPDATE
Looking at : How to remove missing file system/device?
I edited /etc/openmediavault/config.xml
- removed offending disk entry
- removed shared folder referenced
Rebooted OMV and "voila" !
Hi,
I am unable to remove a file system (see screen capture).
It is 'referenced' by a shared folder that I can't delete either (see the error in the second screen capture).
I got into this mess by changing the partition table of the disk from the console doing other stuff (typo err in a bach command !).
The offending disk was later reformated with OMV but that did not help in any way.
Any hints on what to do next to remove the file system from OMV would greatly be appreciated.
Cheers,
HI Jo,
Switched cable = no more problem.
Your a genius and I am a dumb ass 
Hi,
Upon restoring a full disk backup using OMV Backup Plug-in, I get this error on booting. systemd-network-wait-online.service failed.
Sorry for the crappy capture but can't ssh to the OMV.
Not sure where to go from this.
Any hint will be appreciated.
Hi,
Is there a way I can get OMV's "Notifications" without having those sent by email?
The issue is that my OMV runs on a stand-alone NanoPi M4 V2 on Armbian Buster and this box is not hooked to the Internet.
I am trying not to have to install a mail server on my network or having to hunt through the log file either.
Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
What do you mean with "OMV"? Is that a user on your system?
What do you mean with this?
The "admin" user is only used in OMV. It has no function in Armbian.
OMV for OpenMediaVault
Ok I think that I get it now, OpenMediaVault has a default user name "admin" used to configure it via the web gui interface.
Then, I can use "Access Rights Management" section to add users to OpenMediaVault
Display MoreIn case you are using "admin" and is still not working:
Check from CLI if admin is member of the openmediavault-admin group?
groups admin should show
If admin is not user of that group, add admin manually
usermod -a -G openmediavault-admin admin
Then check if you can access the GUI using "admin"
Very helpfull answer, thanks.
OMV is part of the admin group...strangely, I was able to log back in using the default user "admin" with an old pw. This credential is not valid anymore in Armbian system by is in OMV ?!? It's not in the OMV Web GUI interface under "User" either. Is this a known issue ? I am new to this forum...should I report this as a bugs ?
Hi,
Running on NanoPi M4 V2 with Sata hat & Armbian Buster 20.08.17
New install... all was running fine till my next logon. On my next logon, the web ui only display the Information section of the menu ?!? Everything else is gone.
Reboot has not solve the problem.
I am kind of stuck...help.
