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How big is the mvme? It might be better to partition the mvme and be able to boot off it. I think there is a plugin for that but I have never used it. Make sure containers etc. don't install in the / partition.
Posts by donh
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From https://packages.debian.org/bullseye/gparted it needs
X Window System and you can't install that.
Parted is installed and you canuse it on the cli. https://packages.debian.org/bullseye/parted
You could write a plugin to do it in the web ui. It would be nice to have.
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If you recommend another tool, it means that SMB is not up to the task?
It's not really a solution, I don't want to use shell to move files, but File Explorer on my PC.
Don't think of it as a solution but as a tool to isolate the problem. Also look at top or jnettop to see if resources are being overloaded.
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/ is not full. But 8GB seems larger than would be normal for a basic system. What else do you have installed?
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Run df -h. It will show how much / (The root file system) is using as a percentage.
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Thanks, I'll think about it. Can I also change the partitions afterwards?
It is possible to re partition without formatting. But be sure to have a backup. There are many live cd's to do it. Like
https://gparted.org/livecd.php. Just an example not really a recommendation but I have used it and it did work. Your mileage may very.
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Have you looked at top while transfer is slowed down?
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Hey,
I have a NFS share on my OMV system's disk.
Thanks!
That is a dangerous practice. If you use up all the space it will cause many problems. If you want to use the space partition the disk to keep it from filling the os partition.
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If you are looking to fix newer hardware you might try the newer proxmox 5.19 kernel.
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When it asks for username omvaddress\user. That tells it to authenticate against omv. There are plenty of threads about this. More details get you better guesses.
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Seems like it should be part of the base and not need a plugin. Seems there is a thread every week or two.
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This is such a common problem OMV should warn or notify something is going wrong. There are many possible reasons. No need for OMV to say exactly what is wrong just point out that / is using more than normal space. Then the admin can look before it is full. The check could be based on the size (4 or 5 GB?) or percent (90%?) of / .
This would reduce posts like this and improve up time and satisfaction.
Thanks
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testparm on the cli will show the options.
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You might try apt dist-upgrade but I am not sure it will make a difference. Something may have gone wrong with the clone so I guess it might be worth a try. Maybe you could do some type of check sum to check?
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Seems the smb.conf file is not the problem. You will need to look at log files.
A little more info might be helpful. Hardware like x86 pi or ? How did you install or upgrade etc.
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is this still valid?
path = /srv/dev-disk-by-uuid-c91d28a3-5b32-431d-a48e-d25a9e6e50f9
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What does testparm on the cli report?
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I have given up on windows since I have retired. I keep a win 7 vm to be able to open some old files I may need to refer to.
Try putting client min protocol = SMB2 in Services > SMB/CIFS > Settings > advanced settings.
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Win7 can get to shares fine for me. My win 7 and omv6 are joined to the domain. So I assume your permissions are not setup correctly.
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