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Из мёртвого ноута — в домашний NAS: спасаем 100 ГБ фоток за 0 ₽

OpenMediaVault, бот в Telegram и проблема с провайдером, которую пришлось решать через собственный десктоп.

https://habr.com/ru/articles/1044194/

#NAS #домашний_сервер #OpenMediaVault #selfhosted #Debian #Samba #Telegramбот #Tailscale #homelab #systemd

Moin.

Montag, 25. Mai.

Handtuch-Existenz geprüft. Check.

OpenMediaVault. FTP-Zugriff per gewünschtem User. Äh... offenbar kein Handtuch involviert und deutlich trickreicher. Login möglich, sieht aber den Folder nicht. Permissions schon diverse Male geprüft. Sehe ich nur ein Handtuch vor Augen?

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#OpenMediaVault #FTP #Handtuch #Handtuchtag #Towelday #Towel

I think I might RMA that one SATA SSD - that SSD is currently setup as 1 of 2 #SnapRAID data drives (there's another identical parity drive), that is then part of a #MergerFS pool.

There are a ton of video guides on how to replace a disk part of a #RAID array for failure/upgrade reasons on #TrueNAS, but not found one for this SnapRAID-MergerFS setup on #OpenMediaVault.

From what I can tell, there doesn't seem to be a graphical option on #OMV to do this easily/intuitively. Might need to look up some written guides/docs to do this safely, so I can send the SSD back, and recover my data on the replacement drive once it arrived.

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Hopefully, this written guide should suffice:

🔗 https://wiki.omv-extras.org/doku.php?id=omv7:omv7_plugins:snapraid#recovery_operations

RE: https://sakurajima.social/notes/a8mrrt78bi

I've managed to get #OpenMediaVault working on my #RaspberryPi (running #Raspbian Lite) and the performance seems pretty impressive! Despite relying on USB storage for the SSDs.

This is my first time running a #NAS on the Pi, on #OMV, not using #ZFS or #RAID but rather an #Unraid like solution, 'cept, #FOSS called #SnapRAID in combination with #mergerfs (the drives themselves are simply #EXT4).

So far, honestly, so good. I got 2x 1TB SSDs for data, and another 1TB SSD for parity. Don't have a backup for the data themselves atm, but I do have a scheduled backup solution (#RaspiBackup) setup for the OS itself (SD card). It's also got #Timeshift for creating daily snapshots.

I'm not out of the woods yet though, cos after this comes the (somewhat) scary part - deploying #Immich on the Pi lol (using OMV's #Docker compose interface perhaps). I really could just deploy it in my #Proxmox #homelab, and I wouldn't have to worry about system resources or hardware transcoding, etc. but I really wanna experiment this 'everything hosted/contained in 1 Pi' concept.

Installing #OpenMediaVault on the #RaspberryPi so far... has been kind of a headache, despite how it always seemed 'simple' on other people's videos... Kinda wondering if I'm better off, just, setting up #SnapRAID, #mergerfs, and #Samba/#CIFS manually.

I don't think I need #OMV specifically, using the Pi as a simple #SMB share that I also happen to run some #Docker services on, I just thought it'd be neat to finally try out OMV, after having only used and been familiar with #TrueNAS all this while.

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Well, while it was busy installing (which I initiated remotely, through SSH), for some fuckin' reason I got disconnected to it and I couldn't reconnect to it through SSH again. Why does this only happen when I'm a million miles away (exaggerating) and have no physical access to it but when I'm literally in the same building, doing the same type of thing thousands of times, everything just.. goes swell to the point that it deluded me into thinking #KVM 's a waste of money :')

So I bought #Unraid and only then realized the booting-from-a-USB-stick thing isn't just for ease-of-use and optional, but actually an anti-piracy scheme.

I'm just not going to let my homemade NAS system be dependent on a flimsy USB stick. Guess I'll have to give #mergerfs + #snapraid another go, with #openMediaVault this time.

#linux #homeServer #nas #omv

@tobomir I run two nearly similar systems just because I got them for free apart from the HDDs. They are Fujitsu Esprimo P5731 & P5730 PCs. I run an additional old self-built PC with an EE AMD Athlon. None of the systems runs close to 24/7. All run #OpenMediaVault & use #mergerfs to pool the drives.