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#openmediavault

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o ifrit

Pois ao final estou probando a instalar OpenMediaVault no portátil velho (um Dell Inspiron 1210 com 1GB de RAM, 80 GB de disco rígido e Intel Atom 32 bits)

Segui esta guia wiki.omv-extras.org/doku.php?i (como não estou em Windows não usei Putty e conectei-me diretamente com a terminal de Linux)

Como não sou moi listo e esqueci marcar o SHH server na instalação de Debian teve que seguir esta guia phoenixnap.com/kb/how-to-enabl

A ver até onde podo chegar com 32 bits...

wiki.omv-extras.orgomv5:i386_32-bit_install [omv-extras.org]
#omv#OpenMediaVault
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Markus Werle

@awinkler Also ich benutze #OpenMediaVault auf irgendeiner Blechdose mit Festplatten drin.

Mit etwas Glück, kann man irgendwo einen alten HP ProLiant MicroServer abgreifen, dann hat man erst mal ausgesorgt. Ich fahre seit mehr als 10 Jahren einen N54L. Der geht nicht kaputt. Darum kostet der heute genauso viel wie damals.

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Coffee

Step 1 of my "Epic 2025 Cloud Exodus Saga" is complete.

I have a personal cloud. It's that thing right there.

Safely at home behind a NAT but reachable over Tailscale for SMB shares and a reverse proxy on an Oracle VPS for NextCloud.

This was hell. I can't believe I actually made it work.

A photo of a Raspberry Pi with an attachment on top that has 4 SATA ports sticking up vertically sitting on what looks like a drawer dresser. Two of the ports are occupied by 2.5 inch hard drives, two bright blue LED lights next to them indicate that they are active.
#selfhosted#selfhosting#raspberrypi
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Zuru (he/him)

He reemplazado #ArchLinux con una instalación de #OpenMediaVault y en una tarde he podido configurar más cosas de mi servidor que en varios meses con Arch. Sí es cierto que no habría podido resolver temas de hoy sin la práctica que he ganado y porque me fío ahora más de tocar configuraciones complicadas. Pero aún así, no puedo evitar arrepentirme de la decisión que tomé. Además, por ahora el NVME no ha petado, así que creo que podría haber llorado muchísimo menos.

Moraleja: No os compliquéis.

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Santiago

pues creo que me he decidido sobre el setup de mi #NAS:
SO: #OpenMediaVault
Discos: 4x10tb, en pares con mirroring (usando zfs). para un total usable de 20tb.

Los dos sets irán juntos con mergerFS

Dudé mucho si usar un solo zpool de los 4 discos (2 vdevs) o mergerFS. al final decidí por mergerFS por tres razones:

-Energía: solo los discos en uso necesitan activarse, en mi caso serian 0,2 o 4 (con los 4 en zfs siempre serian los 0 o 4)

-No hay necesidad de calcular paridades en caso de fallo.

-Flexibilidad: Si uso un solo zpool no puedo separar los discos sin perder todo. mergerFS me permitiría mover las cosas un poco en el futuro si lo necesito.

Honestamente es posible que decida ir por snapraid en lugar de los mirrors en zfs, pero lo veo improbable. Pero todavía tengo tiempo para cambiar mi decisión porque no me han llegado ni los discos ni la caja.

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JW prince of CPH

Question about deeper tech than I'm strictly speaking qualified for: When setting up, say, a bunch of remote access harddrives on my home network, how am I supposed to distinguish between the drives when all I can see (in #OpenMediaVault, in my case) is the... location I guess, this thing: /dev/sda1 - and/or the uuid, none of which contain anything like the name of the drive?

The drives aren't empty so it matters which is which.

#tech
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Zarky

Hey file server / NAS folks, I'm not very well versed in bulk storage, but I have a huge pile of hard drives of various sizes and I've kind of just been stuffing them into my server and accessing them individually with OMV. What would be a better option for automatically managing a pile of different sized disks with some form of safety and/or redundancy? I'm not looking to do anything crazy, I just dont wanna lose any stuff if something happens.
#NAS #RAID #JBOD #fileserver #OMV #openmediavault

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Mark Crocker

@dirkhh @charlesroper @epixoip @joe I have a #SyncThing #Docker container running under #OpenMediaVault on a #RaspberryPi to keep my #KeePassXC data updated with any changes I make with #KeePassDX on one of my mobile devices. Of course, I also have an off site, offline backup too, but that's just a thumb drive.

I know it sounds like a lot, but this way I don't have to use some untrusted, closed source, proprietary, third party to host my data.

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