Posts by Smiggel

Quote from mi-hol

This statement triggers alarm bells because a fresh install for an RPI using the RaspberryPI Foundation RaspiOS (64bit image highly recommended!) and then running the well documented scripted installation approach should not require more than 30 mins.

Did you add other applications too?

My installation was a new installation already. Therefor don't want to do it all over again. Going to do a new setup with a new pi soon. Hopefully it will be resolved on the new installation. For not it's not limiting me, as everything still works.

Yeah, added some app using docker and OMV CMS.

Quote from mi-hol

hereSAMBA is not maintained by OMV but by https://github.com/samba-team/samba

Recent updates fixed other issue (i.e. reports of slow speed here) but maybe introduced new ones.

Therefore a fresh install to a know good SD card could fix your issue

Ok, thanks. Will look into it later then. Prefer not to have to re-install everything at this point.

It is installed on the SD card indeed. It’s a brand new Sandisk SD card. Car could be broke, but seems not logical.

I have enabled SMB on OMV (6) and added folders to the share. However, when I make a connection with SMB on OMV using my Mac, I get an e-mail with the following contents:

The Samba 'panic action' script, /usr/share/samba/panic-action, was called for PID 18837 ().

This means there was a problem with the program, such as a segfault.

However, the executable could not be found for process 18837.

It may have died unexpectedly, or you may not have permission to debug the process.

I also notice that not all folders show their contents too. When I login through SSH or check the folders through File Browser (Docker install) I see all the files in the folders.

Can someone tell me what the problem is here? I have installed OMV on Raspberry PI OS - Bullseye (32 bit).

Quote from Revorge

Give Photoview a try - i am quite happy with it

No luck with it. I can not pull the Maria DB version that is in the stack example. I run my on MariaDB in a container, but photo view will not connect to it (It's giving ping warnings). Stuck now. Too bad, as it looks really nice.

Switch DB image that has to be used and now it runs.

Quote from Revorge

Give Photoview a try - i am quite happy with it

Cool. Thanks. Going to look into it.

Quote from stevedawg85

Smiggel nearly 2 months of testing, which did you end up liking? I almost went to Synology simply for Photostation but came to my senses. I'm about to start testing photo managements apps, and Photo Prism is at the top of the list and I'll test maybe 2 more.

I stopped using it. I have issues with my raw format files. It does not convert properly or crashes my Pi. So, I am not so happy with it.

Photostation is still much easier to use en does the conversion of all images better.

Quote from ryecoaaron

Check out filerun. It is easy to install it in a docker - https://hub.docker.com/r/afian/filerun/

Or you could just use WinSCP.

Installed it, and looks really great. I only have the problem I can not upload files. I set my disk as root, so I can see all files. However, after uploading it tries to move files, but it fails. Even with group pi and user pi.

Do you perhaps have any clue what could be wrong?

Quote from Frepke

As written on the website, arm32v7 is under development

Hmmm. Have to be patient then, I guess.

Quote from Soma

https://docs.filerun.com/docker-arm

Thanks for the suggestions. Unfortunatly, it doesn't seem to work.

I get an "manifest for afian/filerun:arm32v7 not found: manifest unknown: manifest unknown" error in Portainer. I think it's not longer available.

Thanks for the suggestion.

It depends on where the pi placed to look fancy or not. I'll have a look at this one too, although I am still thinking about the pibox, because it's so nice small. Even though it's pricy.

Suggestions are still welcome.

Whoops. Removed the threat already. Thanks for letting me know. I will have a deeper look into it.

Hopefully there is still a version available for the pi

Quote from geaves

That's for the Pi CM4 and was reviewed by Jeff Geerling Radxa produce one for the RPi along with their Sata Hat

Oj nice. Never seen the Radxa sata hat before. That looks really good too.

Quote from Soma

This one seems more interesting (to me at least).

Not SATA, though. (even if it's advertised)

The drive's connect via SATA but they're still connected to the Pi via a USB3 link.

So, it's a UAS board.

Argon EON: 4-Bay Network Storage powered by Raspberry Pi 4 by Argon Forty — Kickstarter

But it will take some time until it comes out (if it will ever come out).

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Looks cool. Will look into that too.

I am looking for a Raspberry pi case that will hold two sata slots. I have been looking of a while now and seen several cases, but they only have room for one drive.

I did cam across this kickstarter project: https://www.kickstarter.com/pr…spberry-pi-storage-server. However, $ 250,- seems a little high for the case, although it's nice and small.

Has anyone here came across a nice pi case that can hold two drives? having a hard time finding something myself.

Thank you all for the replies. Good to see that I am not the only person here, who is looking for a solution.

For now I am testing with photoshow. Will check out the other options too.

Quote from sk123

Just curios....hyperbackup can ONLY be read by synology? if this is true, what happens if synology fails....do you need to buy another synology to read the hyperbackup?

Hyperbackup allows you to make a simple rsync connection. It syncs everything over rsync without encryption, etc. It's all readable.

Hmmm. That's interesting. Not sure I can do VPN connections on the NAS. I will look into that. Thanks!

Quote from chente

Is your synology NAS the VPN server?

If yes, connect OMV server to synology with VPN. Then just create an rsync job from OMV to make the copy of the shared folders. This job must be created with the IP and port of the VPN network. It will be something like 10.8.0.1:873 You should be able to see your shared folders on that network.

If I remember correctly, hyperbackup has an option to back up to a remote target (not synology). That would be another option. You would have to set the rsync target in OMV and make the copy from synology. I think the first option is easier to configure.

My Synology does not have a vpn server installed. It uses a VPN connection from a VPN provider, so that all out going traffic is through VPN. I can not connect from the outside back to my NAS, because my VPN service provider does not allow incoming connections.

Hyperback does indeed have an option to backup to a remote server. That is what I had setup in my local network. That works just fine. Only, now I have moved my OMV outside my network in a remote location. I can still make a backup to the remote location, but only with an unsecured connection. I would like to be able to use a secure connection. But when I tell Hyperback to use a secure connection over port 22, it keeps telling me dat OMV does not allow a secure connection for rsync.

So, I am looking for way to make it possible. I just kind find the right instructions for it.

So basically I want to make a secure connection to my OMV, and then do an RSync.

I setup Hyperbackup on the Synology NAS to connect via rsync to omv.

My Synology NAS is already running behind a VPN. I am not sure I can have an connection between my Synology NAS and my OMV. I connect based on IP address right now. But would like to use some kind of DNS. But for now the most important thing is to be able to make a backup from my Synology NAS to my OMV.