Posts by chente

  • Create Bridge

    Quote from g2_ufo

    The same issue- cannot create a bridge with managent omv interface. With another interface you can.

    In point 3.3 of this guide it is explained how a network bridge can be made.

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    [How-To] Use the Openmediavault-KVM plugin
    1. INTRODUCTION
    • The OPENMEDIAVAULT-KVM plug-in provides a virtualization tool built into the OMV GUI. We may have one or more "guest" operating systems remotely accessible on the server. Said in a "simple" way, having a server within the server.
    • The plugin uses LIBVIRT internally, so virsh commands will work if necessary. If you create a VM with the plugin, you can also make changes to that VM with virt-manager, any missing features in the plugin are probably available in virt-manager or
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  • Bin neu hier und noch nicht erfahren

    Quote from Italodino

    Kannst du mir sagen wo ich das finde?

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    [How-to] Use the openmediavault-resetperms plugin
    Plugin functionality:
    • Openmediavault-resetperms provides a tool to modify the permissions of shared folders and all their content at the file system level from the OMV GUI.
    • This can be useful if your file system comes from another system and you want to reset the permissions of your folders, if you want to remove ACL permissions, or if you want to customize the permissions of each shared folder differently. Or if you simply want to change the permissions of a shared folder that is
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  • OVM mit One Drive Synchronisieren

    Quote from vocaris

    Das wäre die Nutzung von OMV und mittels Docker kann ich den Nextcloud Dienst einbinden? Also ich kann den Ordner im OMV anzeigen lassen? Aber ich möchte eine synchronisation. So dass ich auf die Daten immer zugreifen kann (VPN auf das NAS geht auch klar.. Aber wenn zu Hause das WLAN/LAN defekt ist bzw. Stromausfall ist, komme ich nicht dran).

    Zudem habe ich alles auf OneDrive und möchte nicht umziehen. Aber Danke.

    Nextcloud kann One Drive-Inhalte synchronisieren. Und Nextcloud kann externe Ordner (Samba usw.), freigegebene OMV-Ordner bereitstellen. Ich verwende One Drive nicht, aber Sie sollten in der Lage sein, One Drive-Inhalte mit einem freigegebenen Ordner auf OMV zu synchronisieren. Dieser Ordner wäre also immer wie jeder andere in OMV verfügbar.


    Wenn Sie eine Suche bei Google durchführen, bin ich überzeugt, dass Sie über Docker andere Lösungen finden werden, um diese Synchronisierung durchzuführen, sicherlich etwas Einfacheres als Nextcloud.

  • OVM mit One Drive Synchronisieren

    Quote from vocaris

    bevor ich mich an das Projekt OMV (auf PI4) begebe muss ich wissen, ob man mittels PlugIn o.ä. bestimmte Ordner des OVM NAS mit Ordnern auf OneDrive synchronisieren kann.

    Mit dieser Anleitung können Sie Nextcloud auf OMV installieren.

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    [How-To] Nextcloud with swag (Letsencrypt) using OMV and docker-compose
    Docker Container set up by this method can be managed by openmediavault-docker-gui, portainer or from CLI.


    Pre-requisites
    In order to be able to reach nextcloud from the internet you need an external IPv4 address and a hostname.
    Regarding external IPv4 address check you router or ask your internet service provider.
    To register a hostname you can use services like duckdns, selfhost.eu, strato.de or many others.
    Make sure to use strong passwords!!!

    Preparation

    • Install and fully update OMV4 or OMV5 (a
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    Innerhalb von Nextcloud können Sie mit diesem Plugin also OMV-Ordner mit One Drive synchronisieren.

    https://apps.nextcloud.com/apps/files_external_onedrive

  • New openmediavault-kvm plugin

    Quote from meracl

    What should be the permissions for the two folders "pool" "ISOS".

    I created the folders using everyone:read, write as i struggled to get it to work otherwise.

    Is that the correct way?

    That is a good question. I'm not going to lie here ;) , when I say in the guide "pay attention to the permissions of these folders" it's because I don't know the right answer, so I'm just giving the warning. I can only say that my pool and ISOS folders are owned by root and have 775 permissions and they work.

    Maybe ryecoaaron can shed some light here.

  • Cannot reboot

    Quote from Jbloc

    I tried to reboot several times but end up always with an error.


    OMV was recently installed and I just configured basic things following a tutorial on youtube by technodad.


    Don't know where to look.


    Quote from Zoki

    First start would be to put the error message here.

    And check what things in that tutorial are outdated by checking with this guide.

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    New User Guide - Getting Started with Openmediavault 6, 5, & 4
    These guides are targeted toward new users with general knowledge of Windows and Mac PC's, and some understanding of their LAN.
    Intermediate users may find some topics useful, such as data and operating system backup concepts and techniques, and general navigation of OMV's GUI.

    **Notice to SBC users** OMV4 on SBC's is no longer supported.
    OMV5    , for SBC's and 32bit platforms, should be built in accordance with one of the guides in this -> post.**

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    And say if you're running OMV5 or OMV6, and on what hardware.

  • Persistent disk device assignment?

    This was changed a long time ago at OMV. You can read the reasons here.

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    How to mount HDD with OMV by label instead of UUID?
    Hi,

    I want only dev-disk-by-label mount points in the /srv directory. OMV has mounted some HDDs by UUID.
    Unfortunately, OMV notes that no label was specified at mount time.
    The HDD will be labeled later, but after that OMV is always mounted it by UUID.
    How to delete this information from OMV (reset to default) or manually re-mount these HDDs by label?
    It does not seem like a good idea to manually write this in the fstab file. Unmount - mount did not help.
    levi27

    The simple solution is to use symbolic links. The openmediavault symlinks plugin makes this much easier.

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    [How-to] Use the openmediavault-symlinks plugin


    Plugin functionality:
    • Openmediavault-symlinks provides a tool to create folder shortcuts from the OMV GUI.
    • A symlink can simply serve to abbreviate the mount path of a disk mounted by uuid. An example of this could be the following path:
      • /srv/dev-disk-by-uuid-89527b07-ad7a-4bae-b5b0-5fd311jk588b/
    • We can define a symlink that is simply this in the OMV root path:
      • /disk1
    • In this way when we need to define the path of this disk in a container, for example, we will only have to write /disk1

    Plugin use:
    • To
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  • Backup solution Urbackup?

    Quote from MarcS

    I am looking to backup all data on an OMV server to an OMV offsite location (via public Internet).

    You may be interested in this solution.

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    [How to] Remote server backup with Wireguard (VPN) + Rsync
    Configuration of two remote servers with a Point-to-Point Wireguard connection, and backup configuration with Rsync through the Wireguard tunnel.


    • It is assumed that the user has already configured their OMV system and has SSH access on both servers. In one of the servers you have a domain configured that points to the public IP of the server. It is advisable to have access to the remote server, for example a Wireguard tunnel that provides access to your network.
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  • Swag Nextcloud Docker reach internal IP

    Quote from Skullchuck

    What do you mean by "local DNS forwarder"? Is it something that my router does? There is no DNS server in my network, I rely on my ISP. The only thing (that I know of) I can adapt is the hosts file (per client).

    There are two solutions.

    - Modify the client's hosts file. This is what you have done. For it to work you must modify this file on each client.

    - Create a DNS server. In this case, all clients will receive the IP configured for that domain.

  • Swag Nextcloud Docker reach internal IP

    Quote from Skullchuck

    only via local network (with an invalid certificate, but that doesn't bother me)

    Did you follow the macom guide? Do you have this line in your config.php file?:

    'overwrite.cli.url' => 'https://your.url/nextcloud',

    Or like this, if it is a subdomain:

    'overwrite.cli.url' => 'https://nextcloud.your.url',

    It's really not important, this already works. I'm just surprised it works like this for you locally.

  • OMV and UFW concerns

    Quote from Brillig-11

    Would be it be of any help if I started learning linux command line and those commands? Or maybe a starting point on networks....

    For an initial handling of OMV it is not necessary a great knowledge of linux, practically everything can be done from the GUI. If it is convenient to learn a little about permissions to understand how things work. This can help.

    https://wiki.omv-extras.org/do…d=nas_permmissions_in_omv

    As you proceed, it's a good idea to get a little familiar with using the command line through Putty https://openmediavault.readthe…e/newuserguide.html#putty and learn some basic commands. At some point you will want to do something that requires you to enter some command. There is a lot of information on google. Understanding how the network works is essential, this is not characteristic of linux.

  • How to move ZIL to system SSD?

    Applications write data to disk when they need this data to be persistent. ZFS puts this data in a cache and writes this cache every 5 minutes. If you miss a 5 minute cache write you lose the data that applications have written for 5 minutes. If you miss a two-hour cache write, you lose the data that applications have written for two hours. It is obvious what the risk is here.

    If you disable the cache, the applications will continuously write data to the disk, you will not lose anything. In this case the noise will be logically continuous. Your problem is not a write every 5 minutes, it is that the applications write data to the disks, this generates noise and annoys you.