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Zitat von themadman206

Would someone here that has gotten this to work make a list of steps? I am becoming more lost every time I read through this thread.

I have general knowledge of CLI and Linux...

Also will the apt-get openvpn mess with the OPENVPN plugin???

thank you all in advance!!!!!!!!

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I would really like an OpenVPN client plugin...it would make life easier!!

Zitat von ryecoaaron

The SLC stick will work. Just don't know how long. Could be 6 weeks or 2 years.

How fast would the system be with OMV running from a USB 2.0 drive (SSD or USB stick)? The N54L has only USB 2.0 ports. I can see things like Plex or backups running really slow....?

...an interesting tutorial can be found here

http://www.linuxjournal.com/content/two-pi-r

it may be useful as starting point...

Zitat von "tekkbebe"

Well why don't you guys look around and list some clients that you are interested in seeing as a plugin. But make sure they have instructions for a Debian installation, preferably Wheezy. Also, I just looked at OpenVPN's Private Tunnel (didn't even see a Linux client). They charge on the amount of data going to the VPN. If you find a client you like try to provide information on whether it is unlimited and the pricing. You can just provide links.

I'm sure that I'm oversimplifying this...bear with me, I'm not as expert as you are

here it a simple client guide
http://www.tecmint.com/install-openvpn-in-debian/
and here
https://openvpn.net/index.php/…r-with-linux-clients.html

the UI should have, among other things, selection boxes for the certificates

ca /etc/openvpn/easy-rsa/keys/ca.crt
cert /etc/openvpn/easy-rsa/keys/server.crt
key /etc/openvpn/easy-rsa/keys/server.key

or, as it is for most VPN services, a ca certificate selection box + a usename/password text box.

not sure what's required for firewall, IP tables etc...

As I said before, I'm sure that I'm oversimplifying it...

as for the providers, a quick look at the services I could be interested in..
http://www.torguard.net
http://www.privateinternetaccess.com

they both provide unlimited traffic/anonymus -no log- (at least they claim so) services...
FT

Zitat von "tekkbebe"

There are a lot of vpn services out there. I would just use one that has good instructions for Debian.

I'm aware that some VPN services provide instructions for Debian. Since the use of VPN's for privacy protection is increasing, I believe that a simple plugin would be a nice addition to OMV.

I'd like to route the traffic (mainly torrent) to TorGuard or similar service.

are they clients?

an OpenVPN client...

It would be useful to access services like TorGuard or Private Internet Access.

I have the same message every day... not sure why

great, it works again!
thank you!!

I started having the same issue and following your procedure is not helping

when I do apt-get update I notice

Err http://shell.ninthgate.se squeeze/main amd64 Packages   
404  Not Found

and

Failed to fetch http://shell.ninthgate.se/packages/debian/dists/squeeze/main/binary-amd64/Packages.gz  404  Not Found

any idea?
thanks
FT

I would suggest that you first run btsync between your android device and your computer just to be sure that the android device works ok.

secondly, if it works between the computer and the android device
1) install the btsync plugin
2) make sure that you have UPnP selected
3) from the "shared folders" tab select the share that you want to use for the synchronization and enter the secret generated by your android device for the folder that you want to share
4) go to "access right management" from the main menu, go to ACL and ensure that for the shared folder used for the synchronization you have both your user and btsync selected with read and write access.
5) from the same menu make sure that the group users has read/write access.

FT

ok, this is strange...
if it works with one device it should work without problems.
could you check that on your android device, for the btsync app, you have selected the automatic sync option?

P.S. just to clarify

Zitat

..because I tested another android application on the same directory with the same files and the same config..

was the "other application" another device with btsync? or was it a completely different app?

check that the shared folder that you are going to use to sync your device on OMV has the right permissions.

go to "Shared Folders", select the share where you want to sync your files, click on ACL and ensure that under the Read and Write column the system user "btsync" is selected.

FT

...unfortunately a lot of non-advanced routers (especilly the ones provided by some ISPs) do not have that feature...

P.S. it's a feature that has been included in FreeNAS I believe.

Some commercial NAS solutiuons offer the possibility of connectiong to services like NO-IP directly from the main GUI. I think that all that's required is username/password for the service.
It may be an easy/nice-to-have feature.
FT

Which app are you using ?

yes, they are installed...

the two commands do not return any information on the mobile phone data...it's like if the device wasn't there.

however lsub returns

Bus 001 Device 012: ID 04e8:685b Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd

which tells me that the phone is plugged in...

Hi
I'm trying to connect my android phone to OMV and to backup the content of some folders (mostly containing photos) with my nas,
I was thinking of using the USB-Backup plugin and to configure it in such a way that as soon as the phone is connected, an automatic backup will be carried out.

Unfortunately when I connect the phone I cannot see it from OMV. I tried with several phone configurations e.g. "USB Storage Device", but no success so far.

normally I have no problems with my linux laptop, I can see the microSD card and the content (when the phone is on "usb storage device" mode).

do you have any suggestions?

thanks

FT