Eventually I got workaround through creation of systemd service, that check the presence of device and the starts the script. I don't understand why udev doesn't work, but in the end I achieved my goal.
Thank you very much again 
Ciao!
Posts by DanySupernova
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Yes, as soon as I have time I try on my ubuntu laptop.
Thank you
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Yes, same error :(. I tried to call a systemd process, RUN+="/bin/systemctl start --no-block usbbackup.service , from terminal works, but udev same error
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Sorry to bother you, and I realize it's not OMV's own topic, but I'm becoming crazy!
I wrote the rule for udev,
ACTION=="add", SUBSYSTEM=="usb", ENV{PRODUCT}=="bc2/aa15/712", RUN=="/script.sh"
the rule works, but whatever script I put in RUN== doesn't work, in syslog I receive "Process '/script.sh' failed with exit code 1.
I tried everything, but i can not understand what I'm wrong
I receive exit code 1 even if in the script I write only #!/bin/bash
Is there any block or customization in Debian 10 or OMV?
Thank you very much!
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Thank very much :), I will try and I hope to succeed!
Thank you again!
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Hi all, first of all thank you for this magic product, OMV is awesome.
One question: I use USB Backup plugin for execute backup of my personal files and docker container files to an external usb drive, and it works very well.
I was wondering if it's possible to launch a script after usb drive is connected and before rsync process is start, and then after usb drive is umounted
This because I would like to pause the containers before the sync start and unpause it after the sync is finished.
Is there a way to realize this?
Some time ago I needed to restore the nextcloudpi docker from usb drive and unfortunately it was in unconsistence state, casued by synced done without pausing/stopping the service.
Thank you very much
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Fixed by installing cockpit with this command:
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Same identical problem, OMV fresh install and I'm unable to install Cockpit
