Posts by sieben

    FYI: Version 5.1.4 is released:


    Seafile Server 5.1.4 for Raspberry Pi


    https://github.com/haiwen/seaf….1.4_stable_pi.tar.gz.tar


    -> Be aware that it's packaged twice. 1) extract with "tar -xf ...." 2) extract with "tar -xzf ...."


    Update procedure:
    - Stop Seafile
    - Be sure to use the seafile-dedicated user from now on:
    - Extract downloaded file
    - Check that all permissions are correct, according to your user used for seafile
    - Select appropriate update script in the extracted directory (e.g. seafile-server-5.1.4/upgrade/minor_upgrade.sh)
    - Execute the script.
    - Start Seafile


    - Delete old seafile version, or keep it as a fallback version

    A lot of times I see people where their graphs data is corrupted. These are best instructions I give to reset graphs with corrupted database.


    rm -r /var/lib/rrdcached/db/localhost
    rm /var/lib/rrdcached/journal/*
    service collectd restart
    service rrdcached restart


    This fixed my missing graphs, too. Obviously everything got corrupted because of some issues I had with ntp on a banana pi. Thanks!

    no matter what i did, trying to download the 5.1.3 by using the link as generously instructed by sieben..


    Sorry that I have to correct you, but the link in my post is still correct, as it includes the "download" directory. Maybe you took the wrong one (citation) at the top of my post.


    Nevertheless: the most important thing is you have seafile 5 running ;)


    The installation on your c2 with erasmus should work as well. There is nothing crucial changing in the way of installing.

    Hey, I don't get jdownloader to run and already tried purging/reinstalling on OMV 2 - Plugin version 1.0.10


    When I manually execute the command from the init script it returns this strange permission denied error:


    start-stop-daemon: unable to start /usr/bin/java (Permission denied)


    Does someone have any advice?

    Hey there,


    I have a desktop debian 7 (I want to use the server as HTPC with connected TV, too) and installed OMV ontop.


    Some point in time after I deinstalled some pre-installed debian packages I encounter this error when I tried to install omvextrasorg.
    Did anyone encounter this error before? I'd love to hear some advice about this, otherwise I'd just reinstall the whole system.



    Thanks

    Then the seafile user doesn't have sufficient permission in the current directory.
    You are in the root "/" directory --> no permissions for seafile user.


    You should install seafile either to the home directory of seafile /home/seafile/
    or like the tutorial says:
    in /opt/seafile (create this directory with root and give seafile-user the permissions)