Well, my OMV just got rot
I don't know if this is a question or a self-rant or what, here it comes.
I used OMV for some time, the tipycal combo of OMV-snapraid-mergeFS. Just to give a try to snapraid. I didn't liked it's performance so I tried to went back to a standard mdadm software raid.
I have to clear that I am not an experienced linux admin.
I disassembled the snapraid reversing the proccess of assembling it, but I forgot to remove the sharedfloders, which was mainly one for the home of the minecraft server console user.
I did a raid5, mounted, and created an FS. and then the admin page started to throw errors about the old network shares. Ready to solve them I tried to delete the shares, but I couldn't. I tried to modify them, but the page does not let me edit them.
The bad part comes when I tried to stop accessory services. I a supreme intelligent blink, I stopped MySQL, that should not have any file on this volume, and then the page shown "502. Bad gateway" (nginx)
OMG, what a cyber-kevin I feel now.
php-fpm is not showing in ps -A, neither any other php.
I tried to repair them but it says they are ok. I cannot start them manually.
Thinking about reinstalling omv. Thanks seagate-gods I am a backup guy.
Posted May 10, 2020, 12:59 PM UTC
If you want help you're gonna have to be a hell more specific about what is wrong , what you did and what you expect to happen.
Yes, you are right. Time for rant is out. let's check some nginx things. For now, I am ensuring that the php page that is running is the index.php of the openmediavaul. PHP says this.
Yeah, the web console is back. The user 'abc' was gone, it was in an old pool that i think that i am not using, but also doesn't bother now.
good to hear that everything is back.
is your os on the same disk/pool as your raid? coz that's not recommended
No, I installed another one, just in case. I found uncomfortable to install in the raid device, so I followed the tutorials strictly.
I my mind that was all good to do in the raid. Additional warranty? Got nothin to loose. But then had problems to boot from the second raid volume and I remembered my kubuntu times, some years ago.
Then I realized that I need to use another disk. Just reinstall the OS and leave the data untouch.