Posts by Baron1971

    I Found it! The MiniDNLA Log Level was set to Error. I disabled it an now:


    Disk use 15G! :)

    Thanks for your help.

    The strange thing is that is the first Time the Disk runs full. The Installation 2 Month old. Previously is used a USB- Stick with 128GB without any Problems with the same config. How can i Investigate which Docker Image runs the Disk full?

    Sorry.. And if you go into /dev.sde2 ?
    Also, I dont think having the disk at 96% would cause the login problem, like I had. I would think it needs 100% for that...

    I also had 100%, but in the meantime i deleted the logs of the DNLA. I want to investigate the other blowed up Files...


    If you are running Docker with its Docker storage set to the default /var/lib/docker you are setting yourself up for a recurrence of the problem. You should be using a location on a large data disk mounted in /srv, not on the system disk.

    The System Disk is a 500GB Disk. Is it to small? Can i easy Change the Docker Storage?

    In merged:


    Did you go into /var/lib/docker/overlay2/[..]/merged to see if there are files there?

    Yes. For Example the first Merged Folder:

    There are no Big Files...

    Sorry, that i jumped in here. I have the same Problem.

    Code
    df -h

    shows:


    Code
    /dev/sde2

    shows 96% But when i du -xhd1 There is no Folder that is extremely big.


    What can i do? What is the Docker Overlay Folder?

    Its missing loads I don't see any database at all.


    here is mine


    and the environment file details

    Code
    TZ=Europe/London
    DB_MYSQL_HOST: "db"
    DB_MYSQL_PORT: 3306
    DB_MYSQL_USER: "npm"
    DB_MYSQL_PASSWORD: "npm"
    DB_MYSQL_NAME: "npm"
    MYSQL_ROOT_PASSWORD: 'npm'
    MYSQL_DATABASE: 'npm'
    MYSQL_USER: 'npm'
    MYSQL_PASSWORD: 'npm'

    I tryied your with the same Result ;( How can i Edit the environment Details / where can i find it?

    I just checked the Nextcloud AIO documentation and the interface of my installed NPM container and there is no change to the GUI. Everything remains the same, the instructions in that guide are valid.

    As they already told you, you must enter a domain to request the certificate.

    My Version of NPM is 2.12.3. I yues the File from the Nextcloud AIO Documentation...

    revise version installed on docker, please post your NPM.yml file to revise.


    must be :latest not use :v3


    and if use :latest, you can request new cwerificate:

    Hello,
    after my system was crashed, I reinstalled OMV.
    Now I want to set up Nextcloud AIO for Compose again using these instructions:

    Nextcloud AIO

    Now I have also installed NPM. In the apparently newer Version, the menus have changed.
    Unfortunately, the SSL Tab cannot be edited. I can click on None to insert a certificate, but I don't have one. See Attached Screenshot.

    What can i do?

    I had already installed Nextcloud a year ago, and everything ran pretty smoothly.

    Another question. If I have already installed a proxy host on NPM, how can I edit it? There is no Button for Edit.

    Or is there a way to install an older version of NPM from the instructions?


    I had already installed Nextcloud a year ago, and everything ran pretty smoothly.

    Hello,
    I had two Disks running in a Raid1 array in my NAS. Unfortunately, one of the two Disks is now defective. I have now bought two new Disks for the Raid1. These also work perfectly. What do I have to do so that I can mount the old, working disk? It is displayed in omv as /dev/sdb.