Let's make sure there isn't some kind of typo in your email settings, and that messages aren't being sent to your spam folder. Which SMTP gateway are you using?
Posts by cubemin
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Although RAID won't be an option, you can always set up an rsync job to mirror the data on one drive to another on a schedule.
There is one other option: an ODROID-HC4 which is a nice and cheap ARM-based NAS solution with two native SATA ports. It will run Armbian with OMV on top of it with no problems.
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What do these cron jobs run? Are you certain they produce any output (assuming they finish without errors)?
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There is an option in the web GUI to enable home folders for users you create (I don't remember exactly where, but should be in the same place) - the whole point is to have the home folder for SSH to work in the first place.
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I think we may well see OMV 7 before OMV 6 comes out.
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Did you wipe the new drive from the GUI and then format it with the BTRFS filesystem?
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Does the user mike have a home folder? It may be disabled; perhaps that's a reason for the SSH denial.
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I went from a QNAP to a self-built OMV server and couldn't be happier. (It was like freeing myself from shackles.)
Why quote an earlier post of mine? 😳
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btrace /dev/sda1 (not /dev/sda/sda1)
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I have the Node 804 myself. Very nice case with room for 8 HDDs - but the location of the power supply may make it hard to install more than 4, depending on cable management.
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It sounds like a sensible idea.
On the other hand, why would it time out in the first place (unless you're simply forgetful/distracted)? Better to adopt the habit of logging off when you're done.
Also, I don't think the information displayed on most pages is of a particularly sensitive nature. (That may be a matter of opinion.)
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What other devices are sharing the LAN with your server?
Maybe it's possible to configure your router to filter magic packets unless they're coming from a specific IP (i.e. the computer you want to wake the NAS from).
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It does, but gets over written with an OMV update, I only get them occasionally, first a failed followed immediately by succeeded, but I tried your suggestion and it does work, but if there's an OMV update the change gets overwritten.
Gotcha. The change hasn't been overwritten on my system yet, although I could've sworn I've had OMV updates since then.
But I'm glad it works - for me and others - so it will do until there's a permanent solution (I probably should submit this to Github or something)...
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The router should be the DHCP server - but you should be able to "lock in" the IP address it hands out to the OMV server. That way it will always get the same IP, effectively making it static (although the server still requests it from the router via DHCP). This shouldn't have any effect on other LAN devices trying to get IPs from the router, so I'm not sure how it complicates things.
It's hard to pinpoint the cause of the disconnections without more info, i.e. was the network config changed in OMV after installation, did you try resetting it using omv-firstaid, can we assume there's no hardware fault of any kind (including cables), etc...
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Leider nein. Es sei denn... ist vielleicht irgendwas im BIOS/UEFI bezgl. Wake-on-LAN falsch eingestellt?
Ansonsten könnte es einfach ein defektes LAN-Kabel sein... kannst Du ein anderes probieren?
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I can't answer the software side of your question - perhaps google for "linux commandline fan utilities" or similar - but you may not want to keep using the stock AMD cooler in a server system which is assumed to be running 24/7.
Noctua makes very nice low-profile coolers and this one, for example, may be just right in terms of 1. quietness and 2. long-term reliability.
No, I don't work for them.
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...Then what's stopping you from running omv-firstaid?
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Well, learned something new!
Side note: I'm more surprised you're running an ancient version of Firefox... 51.0.1 was released over 4 years ago.
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OK, so the jury's still out on whether the nginx fix works for you or not - I'm fairly confident by now that it does for me.
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Why not SFTP. This is much more secure than FTP and is broadly supported.
The plugin is in OMV-Extras and is supported.
The OP mentioned FTP support in web browsers is going away, and I don't think SFTP was ever supported to begin with.
FileRun sounds like the perfect solution... I might set that one up myself.
