any tips on getting external storage working?... I wanted to use OC to access my files via webdav...
Posts by ryanmillet
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do I need to add ANYTHING to the mysql plugin?
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As recommended elsewhere, take a look a mhddfs as an alternative to aufs.
Why mhddfs over aufs if you don't mind me asking?
I had mhddfs and had some issues so switched to aufs... but it has issues of its own.I find aufs leaves empty folders after you delete or move stuff...
mhddfs kept crashing but I now think it was some bad drives I had to RMA
I liked mhddfs but the new plugin doesn't allow you to set drive fill limits, etc... I do like that all drives are filled at the same level with aufs. -
However, when I share a link and get the address on the option to transfer it asks me the direct link with https: // ........
Can someone help me?I think this may have some ideas
let me know if it works.... I'm going to be trying this OC install soon.
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Am I a complete idiot for WANTING to install without SSL? (OC install is only for me and a few friends)
less complex install...
I mean - none of my other web apps have SSL...
or am I just a fool that will get his data totally messed up if I open it up to this vulnerability?
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What kind of advantage do I have, if I install OMV on top of Wheezy on a SSD with two partitions? I didn't find any satisfying answers, only installation guidesIf you want to have a partition on the system drive I do it this way.
I have a SSD with OMV on 8gb and the rest of the drive is mountable partition for VM'sMethod 4Corrected on Aug. 22. 2012--TodayThanks a seidler2547. Efectivily is posible to use sda3 partition on OMV only formating it.--We start from an OMV system running and installed on a hard drive that it could be /dev/sda and we want to use part of it as a aditional data storage unit for the system.We stop orderly OMV, and with "gparted live" CD or USB (@ http://www.sourceforge.net):1) reduce the size of the partition /dev/sda1 (system partition) to a reasonable size, eg 8 GiB2) extend the size of the primary partition /dev/sda2 to full disk size.3) move the extended partition for swap, /dev/sda5 contained in the primary /dev/sda2, from the end, to the beginning of the /dev/sda24) reduce the size of the primary partition /dev/sda2 just to the size of the extended partition /dev/sda55) create a new partition with free disk size /dev/sda3--Today6) format /dev/sda3 with the type ext4---We stop orderly gparted.
Taken from here
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Seems you may be able to update via the web admin and the update app anyways....
http://doc.owncloud.org/server…l/maintenance/update.htmlThis is looking pretty good and pretty noob-friendly...
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This intrigues me as it looks almost too easy!
a few things.... so with this... how do you perform updates? not via 'apt-get update upgrade' I presume?does doing it this way make updating impossible or super difficult? as I'm sure OC8 will need a few patches to iron the fresh build out.
is this the wave of the future as far as installing OC on OMV?... seems the plugin is outdated and difficult to get to work properly.. maybe doing this and utilizing the great nginx and mysql plugins instead is the way to go.
How is this running? any issues? snags?
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a few things...
first... ditch the usb drive as your system drive... I pushed against this and killed 3 usb drives in a week
second... you really need to just let grub do it's deal lilo doesn't work.. at least I couldn't get it to.
disconnect all drives except your main drive you are going to be installing to....
plug into the first sata port
and the drive SHOULD come up as sda in the omv installer.... once you get that... grub will install properly
grub for debian installs only to sda... no way getting around it. It's not the OMV team's fault... it's debian.good luck duder.
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FIXED IT!!!
rm -f /var/lib/openmediavault/owncloud_tasks.json
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yeah that's what I was thinking... I went into config.xml of openmediavault and manually removed the reference to owncloud
this didn't seem to fix it... so I'm thinking somewhere else it is cached
some sort of config?...
maybe someone will know.I think my problem is that I added the shares (MY AUFS shares) before I enabled the plugin... where would the owncloud shares be saved? in what config?
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I know this....
I don't think it has to do with that... seems more some issue with www-data
does the location of my opencloud data folder need to have acl? It's on a SSD that is totally separate from the AUFS pool.
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As a noob I wanted to just install owncloud 6 via the plugin. Instead of all the manual commands to install owncloud 7
I install owncloud 6 then go to enable the plugin and get a really crappy very huge error in reference to
Here's the first line of the error
Failed to execute command 'export LANG=C; setfacl --recursive --modify default:user:www-data:rwx,user:www-data:rwx -- '/media/2dfa80a2-c6bc-45ab-9dfb-83fac02468ee/DATA/' 2>&1': setfacl: /media/2dfa80a2-c6bc-45ab-9dfb-83fac02468ee/DATA/: Operation not supportedthen it continues with the same error referencing a whole bunch of files
the latter files are on an aufs drive with no ACL set....
I'm thinking this really more has to do with the first part about wwwdid something mess up during the owncloud plugin install? Did I miss something?
let me know.
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What is your version of OMV? .5?
sounds like the old addonI'm running 1.10
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once you have sickbeard addon installed.....
enable sickbeard...
then go to the forks tab and add the repo address
https://github.com/SiCKRAGETV/SickRage.gitthen it will add the sickrage repo
go back to the sickbeard settings... change to the repo you just added and then save.. you'll be off to the races...
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that was a nice deal!!!
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add the sickrage git repo
https://github.com/SiCKRAGETV/SickRage.gitthen select the master branch of sickrage
I will advise your settings under /home/sickbeard/.sickbeard may need to be removed to allow sickrage to startup as the file is completely different.hope that helps
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Holy shit that's tons of drives.... at least you were smart enough to have a few parity drives.
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I promise that one of the things I've mentioned would fix it. You just need to do your due diligence and investigate. From what you are describing it seems that in your AUFS Pool some branches have permissions correct others don't and when it tries to write to some branches it has success but when it tries to write to the branch that has permission issues an error results. Snapraid has nothing to do with the permission issues. I think at this point you need to research how an AUFS pool works and once you understand that and how to chmod permissions of folders and subfolders you will be good to go.
you could try something like this on EVERY branch of your AUFS pool and I'm sure you will have luck
http://www.webhostingtalk.com/showthread.php?t=940306I know this seems daunting, but once you figure out permissions you will have that skill in your quiver and linux will be much easier for you.
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Another question... are you writing to the pool or the branches?... was the folder created on the pool or the branches...