Beiträge von snuudz

I am closing this thread as solved, with this answer:

Zitat von ryecoaaron

You can temporarily add it to the borg cron jobs in /var/lib/openmediavault/borgbackup but it will be overwritten by the plugin if you make in changes in the web interface.

Thanks for all.

ok, I am back now.

Zitat von ryecoaaron

I would be curious if debug really tells you why. If something is failing, you shouldn't need debug to see that.

You're right, it didn't work for me.

I found out that the post script in the Borg plugin is executed before pruning the repository.

Is that a reasonable order?

My problem is that the post script should shut down the machine.

If I back up several repos one after the other, there may be a timing problem

and the remote backup server goes down while borg wants to backup the next repository.

I'll see if I can find a smart solution for this.

Any recommendation is welcome.

Thank you!

It would be helpful if the plugin offered an input for extra options.

Would be nice to find it in a future update, whenever.

BTW, why --debug?

I run backups on multiple repos every night, but it stops after the third one without an error message.

How do I add a logging level '--debug' in the borgbackup plugin?

There is a dead link in the menue: Services|BorgBackup|Repos|Docs|omv-extras wiki

Where did it move?

I am quite sure it was alive, few months ago

After updating to Version 6.8.0-1 (Shaitan) it works again

Zitat von votdev

Check your system time and have a look into syslog to look out for errors from collectd.

You can usejournalctl -u collectd.service

I found this message:

Aug 08 00:00:43 serv1 collectd[2435813]: plugin_read_thread: read-function of the `df' plugin took 15.837 seconds, which is above its read interval (10.000 seconds). You might want to adjust the `Interval' or `ReadThreads' settings.

I have a remote backup server and use borg.

The backup server should only run when borg is active.

I start the backup server with WOL.

I would like to use autoshutdown to shut down the server after borg is finished.

How do I have to configure autoshutdown?

If I check any option under "Diagnosis" - "Performance statistics", it has worked in the past:

e.g. CPU usage:

or memory usage:

has anything been changed by the OMV updates?

Zitat von votdev

Use omv-firstaid and check if the RRD databases are invalid.

All RRD database files are valid.

Zitat von chente

You must enable monitoring in System | Monitoring -> Enabled

Monitoring was already enabled

I have

OMV Version: 6.7.1-2 (Shaitan)

Prozessor: Intel(R) Celeron(R) CPU J1900 @ 1.99GHz

Kernel: Linux 6.1.0-0.deb11.7-amd64

My dashboard shows no CPU usage but CPU utilization:

Is there any configuration wrong?

Well, of course I have backed up my data.

But if the system drive or the backup drive crashes, the data is gone.

That's why I have RAID1, too.

Does that make sense?

Yes, it is to protect the operating system of my backup server.

I had a crash and it took a while to restore the system and get access to the backup data again.

I don't want to do this exercise again.

Here is the solution:

The non-booting was due to the BIOS settings.

I have an Asrock J3455-ITX motherboard and found some tips there: https://extreme.pcgameshardwar…m-laufen-bekommen.458941/

-> Disable TMP, disable CSM and set all settings to legacy mode, especially USB.

Now it boots.

Before I installed Debian 11.7 and set up this partition table:

finally used:

dpkg-reconfigure grub-pc

as mentioned here:

Zitat von Louie1961

Does this help? https://wiki.debian.org/DebianInstaller/SoftwareRaidRoot

now, Debian is running in RAID1 mode.

Last, I installed OMV as shown here: https://docs.openmediavault.or…stallation/on_debian.html

Done!

Zitat von Louie1961

Does this help? https://wiki.debian.org/DebianInstaller/SoftwareRaidRoot

Unfortunately not.

I followed the instructions without any errors.

Nevertheless, the PC does not boot.

I tried another set of instructions:

and

Debian Installation with LVM RAID 1 and Hot Spare – TuxFixer.com

both, the PC does not boot.

I have also considered this.

I haven't found anything helpful to install Debian in Raid1 with UEFI.

Any tip?

Hello!

I want to install OMV on a software RAID1.

I have found tons of descriptions but nothing works with UEFI.

Is there a tutorial or an explanation?