Because I have an Acer Aspire One 522 which has 1 gigabyte of ram and I have to use x86 and the latest version that supports it is 3.0
Total waste of time.
Because I have an Acer Aspire One 522 which has 1 gigabyte of ram and I have to use x86 and the latest version that supports it is 3.0
Total waste of time.
Looks like you have an onboard Intel Wi-Fi device and it's looking for the driver
You can blacklist iwlwifi and I think that clears it if it really bothers you.
Google should turn up what to add to blacklist.conf
yes I read your document, I took the example on your site and still nothing. Please help me.
Your port forwarding is very likely wrong as well, because OMV runs on port 80... so you'll need to do some port forwarding in your router.
Geez. You took dbtech to the next level of bad.
Setup a proper user (1000+) then set that owner as the owner of the folder.
You're just opening yourself up to problems the way you've done this.
You are using default credentials...
admin
openmediavault
If that checks out... If you can log in either at console (Display and keyboard attached to your server) or if you can ssh in as root
omv-firstaid
One of the options is to change the web panel password.
Is that an Intel processor or some sbc?have you tried logging in from incognito/privacy mode?
Use the web interface to put your user in the _ssh group... Just like it says
You're right,... I totally whiffed you could set up multiple minutes like that (all my jobs only run at alotted times, not multiple times an hour)...
Thanks a lot. turns out in Scheduled Tasks, I can change the '20' to 15 and 35 and 55 as each minute has a tick box to select.
So it's still 1 scheduled task, set to run on the minutes of 15, 35 and 55.
Ah, that's right, i totally forgot about that. Not sure why I didn't think of that. In that scenario I would leave the hour at * if you didn't already
Alles anzeigenI have an existing Scheduled Task that executes a php script :
The Scheduled Task is set to run 'every N minute' = 20, so it runs :
on the hour
20 past the hour
40 past the hour
Problem is our country has scheduled power outages that start exactly on the hour at pre-scheduled time.
So I want to run the task, still at 20 minute intervals, but not starting 'on the hour', so at :
15 past the hour
35 past the hour
55 past the hour
Is it possible to do this ?
Only way I could think to do that (and there mayb eothers) is to run 3 singular jobs, that only run at the time you want.
So, Set one job to run at 15
Set a duplicate job to run at 35
Set another duplicate job to run at 55
Do not check the "N" minute box on any of them, and make sure Hour is set to "0" (otherwise it's just going to run over pretty much nonstop)
if version 6 is no longer supported with security updates, will it automatically be updated to 7?
No. Version updates (4, 5, 6, 7) are not automatic Run the command votdev mentioned if you want to upgrade
Too many clicks needed to install plugins. How to bring check boxes and select all that I need and install all at once, in a batch?
File a feature request on Github.. but I believe Votdev has already said that will not work with the new webUI, thus why it wasn't there in the first place.
This did not go so well. I now have composed plug-in installed, but not showing up as a service.
Control + Shift + R on the webUI
I run into this all the time at work on systems without home directories. You never use the up arrow key to go thru the history to avoid retyping commands you recently typed? Or the history command?
auto-complete should still work depending on the shell. bash works.
No, I do use it all the time (but I also set home directories)... I was saying I don't remember that not working.. but when you think about it, it makes sense in this scenario that it doesn't
When no home directory is set and/or it doesn't exist, you will have no shell history and other things will not work.
Hmm, I never remember the history, but I'm guessing you're right on that now that I think about it.
Generally speaking in this situation, I've usually foud auto-complete still works.
If you're backing up everything.. just kill the docker service..
systemctl stop docker
When you're done, restart it..
systemctl restart docker
Did you set a home directory?
this can also be a cause.. but even w/o a home directory, /bin/bash works as expected (only thing I can recall when a home directory is not set.. is you cannot just hit "cd" and hit enter, and clear the prompt)... I'm willing to bet what he is describing is /bin/sh
I'm a new user of Openmediavault, installed as a complete image. I created a normal user with Bash as the shell for that user, set up SSH access and I'm wondering why the shell has so many limitations. No retained command history and no tab completion for filenames or paths in particular. Is there any way to upgrade the Bash or shell access in general to give me a decent Linux shell?
When you set up your user (which I assume you used the webUI for)... which shell did you set in the user setup? I believe the default you're describing, is /bin/sh (and you're right it's pretty useless IMO). votdev I've wondered for a while, is there any way to make /bin/bash default? I've dealt with this problem a lot in discord. Probably more of a feature request than a bug.
Go back to the user settings, edit yoru user, and change the shell to /bin/bash then save and apply.
Log out of SSH then SSH back in.
That's probably what you're looking for.