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It is implemented in the mergerfsfolders plugin. I haven't gotten around to adding it to the unionfilesystems plugin.
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I don't know what this means.

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This one is the most current - https://github.com/skyajal/diypluginguide3.x - but it applies to OMV 3.x. It should work for most things for OMV 4.x. OMV 5.x uses saltstack for configuration management though. I suggest looking…

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That is very high. Your storage is not keeping up.

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It isn't completely crazy. Just not sure how flexible I could make it. I will look into it a little bit.

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That would be difficult to implement in a plugin since there needs to be a combo of javascript and php code. I don't know of a way to populate web interace objects from a yaml (or anything else) file. A normal plugin is almost…

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I've thought about that. omv-extras is basically doing that with portainer and yacht right now. So, the only thing I worry about is people complaining about what image is being used and/or what apps are available and/or what…

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Thanks for the explanations (which you didn't owe me at all), and thanks for all the work you've done maintaining the software..

Now that I've cooled off, I understand and respect your decisions. I can't imagine that Webdav is…

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Greyhole hasn't been a plugin since OMV 2.x.

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Scheduled rsync or custom script that is scheduled to run.

Make sure your clock is set correctly and enable ntp.

No, you are using Linux not Windows Emulex stuff is very supported under Linux and the drivers should be in the Linux kernel.

Yep, that is what I meant. Do you know what fiber channel is used for or just asking if the cards are compatible?

fiber channel is compatible with Debian. If you formatted the LUN from the command line, I am pretty sure they would show up in the Filesystems tab in the OMV web interface. What is the device name for the LUN(s) presented to your system?

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I would love to have more time to port every plugin to every version of OMV. Unfortunately, the webdav plugin was very inflexible and not many people used it. Never used webdav myself. So, it was cut.

I didn't mind the dnsmasq…

If you are trying to install OMV on Linux Mint, it will not work.

Set the password for the user trying to access the shares (even if you use the same password).

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Yep. Are you sure it is unraring to and from the usb hard drive? If you open another session while it is unraring, what is the value of wa in the line of top that looks like:

%Cpu(s): 1.7 us, 0.7 sy, 0.0 ni, 97.5 id, 0.0 wa, 0.0…

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Yep that should work until something in omv triggers an fstab re-write. The web interface also keeps working because the database still says ntfs.

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What is your use case? The idea of adding drives to a NAS is…

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Well, I gave you an educated guess based the information you gave me and 22 years as a Linux admin. A load of 18.2 on a system that has 6 cores (really only 4 usable max - I have an N2), means there are either lots of processes…

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If your load is that high, it is probably doing a multi-threaded unrar and the storage it is doing that on is either slow or very busy. Faster storage or a faster server is about the only that will fix that.