You have to create repositories that point to each of the locations to get access to your drives. I had to create one for each of my drives, ie /media/xxxxxxx-xxxxx-xxxxxxx/drive1. I haven't tried to copy across disks but it works for moving files around. I couldn't get access to root either, I think it's a permissioning issue. I did notice that files/directories created by it are under the "openmediavault" user. I'm not sure how to change that..
Beiträge von george993
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Zitat von "macnb"Alles anzeigen
Hmmm...I just tried that and still no joy
I get exactly the same behavior.
I removed Ajaxplorer using
Codeapt-get remove ajaxplorerI removed the plugin via the OMV web gui.
Is that what you did to uninstall ?
That's exactly what I did but in the reverse order if that makes any difference. Then I reinstalled just the plugin from the web interface.
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Ok, I finally got it to work. I uninstalled both, the plugin and the manual install. Then, I just installed the plugin and it works.
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Zitat von "stonerhawk"
No, I didn't install the plugin.
What other plugins do you have running? Are you running the website plugin?
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Zitat von "macnb"
Good to hear it works.
Did you install the plugin too ?I wonder what's up with my install.
I have the same issue as you. I installed per the website first and then added the plugin.