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Ok, so, it is very likely that I am blind, but I didn't find anything, and then that is the same guide that I used to install omv, but as I already said it is very likely that I am blind.
Then I think I've been awake for almost 22 hours... maybe I should go to sleep
Sorry for my disabilities
Update: I read again the guide and I found out that maybe the solution is to create a partition for the storage (because when reading the guide I found out that: if i have installed omv on a single drive i cannot use it as storage...)
Your update is correct. The OS is designed so that the OS is insulated from Data. I would not recommend partitioning a data portion on the drive.
If you must use your OS drive for data, install the "share root" plugin.... which will allow you to use your OS drive for data.
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ohhhhh!!!!
thank you so much
It's also still under System/Workbench in the webUI.. where it's been seemingly forever.
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Nevermind..
admin does not have access to console... there you would use root as the username, and the password you set during install.
admin/openmediavault is for the webUI.
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Just create two new shared folders that point to the exact directories you want. Then use those shared folders in rsync.
Didn't think of that. Duh. That should absolutely work
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With the plugin? No.
You could do it from command line, then add that command to a scheduled task in the webui
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It says right there what the problem is....
You already gave port 443 in use so you need to set another port for nc's https port.
Which version of NC you using
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I just installed OMV 7 (latest version as of 23rd June 2024) on a Raspberry Pi 4 with two external drives and all was fine, got it up and running better than it was with version 6. That was Saturday.
Today, Monday, I use the same laptop to log in and the admin account doesn't recognise the password and one of the two storage drives I can only read files from in Windows.
I had another account I can still log into but it has no priviledges, so its suspect that the admin account should be changed!Is there a login bug with version 7 or is my server being hacked?
CheersAre you actually logging in with username admin and password (whatever)?
Did you expose OMV to the Internet (ie, by opening ports, etc?)
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I would assume so, but I've never done anything this foolish
You could mount it manually and use the rootshare plugin
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The webUI let me choose /dev/sda1 instead of /dev/sda, I don't understand your comment
I mean you didn't set up multiple partitions in the webui.
And the question is why would you even do this. It makes absolutely zero sense
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Shared folder was configured with OMV UI
Why are you using multiple partitions on a data disk? That makes no sense. You can't be doing that in the webui.
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In reality, the DuckDNS container is completely unnecessary - this container can easily be replaced by a scheduled task in the OMV GUI. Here's how to do it step by step. https://wiki.omv-extras.org/do…th_duckdns_fix_dynamic_ip
If the OP still prefers to continue running that container, it is such a simple container that it would be enough to delete the container's config folder and run the container again. The config folder will be recreated with the proper permissions and everything will be up and running in a matter of seconds.
Yup. I was gonna suggest that to. All it's going to show isa log file as I recall (assuming it is working correctly) that will show your IP being checked every 5min
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This is clearly a permission issue.
First, in guessing it has root:root perms, so the container can't write to him.
I would suggest he follow one of the many guides here on duckdns, as this one is obvious
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I get not wanting to use "admin" since it is easily guessable but I wouldn't use your every day user for admin stuff. That said, just adding the user to openmediavault-admin will make them a web interface admin.
I guess if you are forwarding the webui to the Internet for some reason, then that makes sense. Ive just never particularly got this kind of thinking. I'd be more focused on proper passwords.
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Well this is a reason you generally do not follow guides on Reddit. Most of them (as in this case) have Linux knowledge, not omv knowledge. First look under fileaystems in the webui, and I assume this filesystem is marked missing. If that is accurate:
1. Delete all share references to the old filesystem in the webui
2. Go to filesystems and unmount/delete the missing filesystem.. if you can't unmount/delete the share, then it is still referenced somewhere.
3. Erase the drive (I'd recommend a quick wipe unless you have a reason to do secure... As secure takes forever).
4. Put a filesystem back on the drive and mount it
5. Add shared folders and data back to the new filesystem and services.
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Hi all,
currently the only thing I can do with the user admin is to login at the Web-UI and administer the NAS.
Is there any chance, that the user admin can be converted into a normal user?
Meaning, I can use it to login with SSH or I can assign him access rights to shared folders.
If that's not possible:
Is there a way, a normal user can log into the Web-UI and administer the NAS just like admin does it?
Thanks, quack
There's absolutely no reason to use admin for anything other than the webUI. In fact, there's multiple reasons to NOT use admin for anything but the webUI.
Why do you think you need a normal user to access the webUI?
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Is it possible to change your forum username?
No disrespect, but you have 7 posts? Why not just create a new account?
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Hi, I´m new to OMV so, do I need a new hard disk or can I connect and use my hard disk filled with videos? the format of both hdd are ext4. I´m asking because the partition thing that appear on the storage section that said it isn´t allowed.
Than you
If it's already ext4... Do not choose to "Create" a filesystem.
Go to Storage/Filesystems
Click the "Play" button to mount an existing filesystem.
Choose your filesystem from the drop down
Save/Apply
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Are you trying to delete, from a client, the network share itself? (Consisting of a "shared folder" and an "SMB" share layered on the shared folder, that you created on the server.) You can't do that and, I'd have to ask, why would you want to? The network share is a server container for files and folders.
With admin rights, you can delete the contents of the share, but the share itself is deleted at the server by:
1. Deleting the SMB share.
(followed by)
2. Deleting the shared folder.Looking at the paths in the windows folder... It looks like he is trying to delete a folder called Filme, that is under the "Sebastian-Raid1" share.. so I don't think that is what he's doing.
I suspect he put his user in all those groups (which again is colosally stupid).. and hasn't restarted the SMB service or the client, and that's why he can't delete the folder (sort of a cache issue)...
Beyond that though, he needs to actually fix the problem, not do what he's done here.
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You have a permission issue...just putting yourself in every single group is not how you resolve it .and is absolutely nuts anyway. If your user gets compromised on this system you're hosed
