And to be clear, omv 7.x will NOT run on debian 13.
Understood. Thank you very much!
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And to be clear, omv 7.x will NOT run on debian 13.
Understood. Thank you very much!
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The Debian 13 based openmediavault will be released when it is done. This mostly happened with the first dot release, in this case 13.1.
Possible new features can be found in the GitHub issues.
Thank you all very much for your efforts on OMV! Brilliant!!
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Debian 13 Released!
Will there be any roadmap/upgrade for Openmediavault?
Where can I find the future roadmap/planning for Openmediavault?
Thank you very much!
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We can't get people to help with plugins as it is. I doubt that someone would write a virus and add service status to OMV. So, it was definitely not an intruder : )
Yes, you are right, ryecoaaron. Your reply and explanation do double my confidence on the security and resilience of OMV. I think CTerm is seldomly used since the available options/preferences of Compose service in OMV are quite sufficient.
Thank you all for your efforts on developing and maintaining such a brilliant NAS system!
It is short for Compose Exec Terminal (new feature in the Compose plugin). That was too long for the services status so I named it CTerm for short.
https://github.com/OpenMediaVa…/main/debian/changelog#L3
You can't.
ryecoaaron, thank you for your reply.
In fact, originally, I thought that it was "CTerm", a GitHub project (https://github.com/anbangli/cterm), and suspected that my NAS had been compromised by some virus/bots or some other unknown intruders. However, the mentioned project has not been updated for many years and the CTerm was shown on the Dashboard in the recent week. So I have been puzzled by it for quite a few days.
Thank you very much for your reply and explanation!
Hi, everybody!
I recently found that the list of serivce showed a service name "CTerm" on the Dashboard of OpenMediaVault.
My NAS system Information is as follows:
OpenMediaVault Version
7.7.7-1 (Sandworm)
Processor & RAM
Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-14700, 64GB DDR5 RAM
Linux Kernel
Linux 6.11.11-2-pve
Extract of NAS Dashboard is attached.
What does "CTerm" refer to ? Where can I find the information about it? I do not find any plugin named "CTerm", however.
How can I remove it so as to NOT SHOW it on the list of services on the Dashboard of OpenMediaVault, even though it is not enabled or running?
Thank you very much for your help!!
Regards,
cadelite