die Option, die hilft heißt "nofail". Wenn ein Laufwerk nicht vorhanden ist, wird dies einfach übersprungen und erst bei dem ersten Aufrufen gemountet.
Beiträge von B3rnd
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Your Mini PC is connected to your network via WLAN or LAN?
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I have to apologize, I must have had a lot of sleep in my eyes this morning.
What you can mount with nfs is not in the folder /srv...... but in the folder /export, please show us that.
And that's all text, it's so much easier to copy text back and forth with the mouse than to look at screenshots.
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You use OMV and you are creating all these exports-mounts by your own?
This is my fstab and I miss the added openmediavault-part between ">>> [openmediavault]" and "<< [openmediavault]" in your fstab
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Alles anzeigenbernd@omv:~ $ cat /etc/fstab proc /proc proc defaults 0 0 PARTUUID=d6c7ddeb-01 /boot vfat defaults 0 2 PARTUUID=d6c7ddeb-02 / ext4 noatime,nodiratime,defaults 0 1 # a swapfile is not a swap partition, no line here # use dphys-swapfile swap[on|off] for that # >>> [openmediavault] /dev/disk/by-uuid/c782393c-c07e-4040-b3fb-bcf14b601745 /srv/dev-disk-by-uuid-c782393c-c07e-4040-b3fb-bcf14b601745 ext4 defaults,nofail,user_xattr,usrjquota=aquota.user,grpjquota=aquota.group,jqfmt=vfsv0,acl 0 2 /dev/disk/by-uuid/f6380729-d4e3-4abf-8fbf-4134e7f7e072 /srv/dev-disk-by-uuid-f6380729-d4e3-4abf-8fbf-4134e7f7e072 ext4 defaults,nofail,user_xattr,usrjquota=aquota.user,grpjquota=aquota.group,jqfmt=vfsv0,acl 0 2 /OMV/ /export/OMV none bind,nofail 0 0 /srv/dev-disk-by-uuid-c782393c-c07e-4040-b3fb-bcf14b601745/Backup/ /export/Backup none bind,nofail 0 0 # <<< [openmediavault]
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Ist es immer noch die gleiche Hardware? Sind die Platten immer noch in NTFS formatiert? Wenn ich 3TB sehe, dann hoffe ich, du hast kein 32-Bit Debian genommen?
Du könntest bei SMART die einzelnen Attributwerte auflisten, dann sieht man woran es hakt.
Und natürlich die Platte ersetzen, ich hoffe, du hast ein Backup!
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Mein Gedanke wäre schon die Platten in ein externes Gehäuse am USB-Anschluss der Synology ranzupacken.
Alternative. Du mountest das Synology mit Remotemount aus den Plugins. Dann kannst du auf der CLI, z.B. gerne auch mit dem Midnightcommander, die Daten kopieren. Der Vorteil ist, dass die Daten direkt vom OMV zur Synology geschickt werden. Wenn du das über die GUI machst kommen die Daten vom OMV auf deinen Rechner und dann erst zur Synology.
DAs ginge mit Samba oder nfs, wobei ich immer nfs dem Vorzug geben.
Was für ein Betriebssystem hat dein normaler PC?
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Vielleicht ist da ja eine WLAN-Strecke als Flaschenhals zwischen.
Ich weiss nicht, wie deine OMV-Platten aussehen und wie die aufgeteilt sind. Ich würde versuchen die an den USB-Anschluss vom Synology anzuschliessen und dann dort ohne Netzwerk die Daten zu verschieben.
Wenn du irgendwelche komischen RAID-MergerFS oder Was-weiss-ich-für-Systeme-mit den-Platten-hast, würde es sich weahrscheinlich einfach bezahlt machen und die Dateien über eine externe Platte rüber zu bringen.Über das Netzwerk sollte NFS die schnellere Lösung sein, da beide Systeme unter Linux laufen.
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Have you installed nfs-common on your client?
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I suspect you are confusing MegaByte/Sec and MegaBit/Sec here. Your speed in the internal network is measured in MegaByte/Sec, your internet speed is measured in MegaBit/Sec. There is a factor of 8 between the two units.
If you have a 500 MBit Internet connection, this does not mean that you have this speed all the way to your computer. WLAN is usually much slower and with WLAN you can subtract half again for all the overhead. Ethernet is much more stable and is definitely preferable.
The speed in the home network also depends on the type of files. Many small files are significantly slower than a large video file. Very precise information about the files is therefore required for comparisons.
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I love inxi. You have to install it first
shows the hardware and the driver. My computer:
CodeNetwork: Device-1: Intel Wi-Fi 6 AX210/AX211/AX411 160MHz vendor: Rivet Networks driver: iwlwifi v: kernel pcie: speed: 5 GT/s lanes: 1 bus-ID: 01:00.0 chip-ID: 8086:2725 class-ID: 0280 Device-2: ASIX AX88179 Gigabit Ethernet type: USB driver: cdc_ncm bus-ID: 8-1.2:3 chip-ID: 0b95:1790 class-ID: 0a00 serial: 00C6E571
Important is "Gigabit Ethernet".
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Is it a Raspbi?
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Do you install "nfs-common"? You added the device and not the share in your fstab.
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It's all fine for me, I now know how to act.
Maybe I'm in the minority as an NFS user, because many Windows users need Samba and it works the same way there.
I found a very nice guide here, which actually helped me a lot to create an encrypted disk in the first place, it is simply written and covers all the steps that are necessary. Actually, I would assume that Knillix is also a member here.
Luks EncryptionÄnderungsstand: 2021-09-21 Eine ext. Festplatte verschlüsseln? Mit dem Addon Luksencryption ist das kein Problem, wenn man weiß, wie man es anwendet. Eines als…knilix.home.blog -
My idea was to execute the mount -a directly after the unlock.
I realized that there are differences between Samba and NFS shares. The samba share was there right after the unlock.
So the path I took is the right one. The OMV computer is not rebooted too often, maybe four times a year.
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Four weeks later, I am a little further on. What have I done:
- I created an encrypted hard disk (240GB) on my test Pi
- I have created a shared folder "test"
- I created an NFS share test
- I mounted the NFS-share in my Mint and sent about 20 GB of data to the "test" share.
Everything worked fine, the speed was okay, it was actually the same speed as the unencrypted disk.
Then I rebooted the test Pi and "unlocked" the disk under "Storage"=>"Encryption". I could see it under shares, everything seemed fine.
But my NFS mount went nowhere. No files, total size of the share 15.2 GB. I went to the test Pi with ssh and found my files under /srv/UUID.../test. The folder /export/test, however, was empty. It only filled up when I issued a "sudo mount -a" on CLI. Then I can find my files under /export/test and I can successfully mount the share again.
I actually had the impression that I should be able to control the encryption from the GUI. Am I doing something wrong or was the mount -a overlooked in the programming?
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Don't mix guidelines up. Use only the guideline from KMO201. On the OMV side everything you have to do is in the GUI in your browser.
On the ubuntu side you have to install nfs-common and than connect the share.
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Zitat
Shared NFS on a wildcard (*) in addition to the specific IP of the client, with rw/insecure enabled.
What does this mean? You have to specify one IP adress or you allow all internal IP-adresses with XXX.XXX.XXX.0/24