Posts by ryecoaaron

Quote from rests-top

For me the script was a rollercoaster. This was the first time out of 5 attempts i got it up and running.

None of the errors you are getting are caused by the script. They are python locale or apt errors. I have never been able to reproduce any of those. So, I have no idea why you are getting them. I asked if you changed the locale because I was going to tell you to not change it before running the script. And if you are changing many things before running the script, it makes it even harder to figure out the issue.

Did you change the system locale before running the install script?

Now,

sudo salt-call --local --retcode-passthrough --no-color state.orchestrate omv.stage.setup

Still not enough info. Try:

sudo salt-call --local --retcode-passthrough --no-color state.orchestrate omv.stage.prepare

Quote from VMax

If i purge the package i loose docker too?

Nope.

Try removing omvextras until your openmediavault package is working again.

apt-get purge openmediavault-omvextrasorg

apt-get -f install

Quote from raulfg3

some updates?

None. Still struggling to work on them. Maybe once the weather isn't as nice outside.

Quote from raulfg3

perhaps, openmediavault-remotemount ?

That plugin will not be soon.

Quote from boxersoft

Is there something about Borg that makes it better suited to a plugin than Docker?

Not really. It might be a little easier to config and run in the plugin.

cockpit has a shell as well. It works well.

Quote from boxersoft

Is there any particular reason why I shouldn't just install it (or rather MariaDB) directly using apt?

mysql/mariadb has a low number of dependencies and wouldn't conflict with anything on an OMV system. So, if you know how to install natively, go for it. If you install something like phpmyadmin, I would install that in docker though.

Run: sudo apt-get -f install

I don't see any failures in your output and the fact that it got that far means it doesn't think it failed either. What is happening has been posted about many times and I think it has workarounds in the install guide. Some routers do dumb things with dhcp. Most of them are fixed by unplugging the router and rebooting the RPi. The script can't fix this. If you can't get your router to do the right thing, skip the network setup as documented in the install script's readme. https://github.com/OpenMediaVa…-Developers/installScript

Quote from DAU89

Hello - I tried the in post #12 discribed procedere several times and I always get the following errors.

Hope you can help me. Thanks

You have to run it as root.

Quote from darrepac

Is there any plan to port it?

Not by me. It would have to be substantially re-written for OMV 6.x.

Quote from Casey

I say surprisingly, as I was running VMWARE before OMV and didn't change the settings when installing OMV. I was able to run VM's on Cockpit as well. So not sure why it was disabled or worked on other software

The plugin does make the assumption that virtualization is enabled. Otherwise you are using slow qemu. But just remember that the plugin and cockpit both use libvirt. VMware is completely different but you really would want it enabled there too.

Quote from mamema

when a VM is set to autoboot with host, then the allocated VNC port is 5900. This get a conflict with a docker container i have running. Can the VNC start port range be modified somewhere?

libvirt should pick a port that isn't in use since the plugin is set to auto choose the port. You can always change the xml to force a specific port.

Argon makes very good cases. I wouldn't judge it by bad audio from a prototype in a video.

Quote from threeeye

So my system is good new?

Yes.

Quote from threeeye

don't have any updates... (I didn't have updates for a while now

That is because you are using a very old release.

Quote from threeeye

What about upgrading?

What goes first?

They go together. Upgrade Scripts for non-interactive major release upgrades (2->3, 3->4, 4->5)

weakref.py is just a warning. Ignore it.

Quote from jcschwartz

Wondering if you have an ETA for mergerfs?

Nope. Read post #15 in that thread.