Omv syncthing update#

The old openmediavault-docker-gui is gone, and replaced by Portainer. But there are some changes regarding user interfaces of the containers and virtual machines application. OMV provides Docker plugin in version 4, too. I searched for this problem and find the solution is rather easy - reinstalling OpenMediaVault packages (as on a Debian box). I immediately ran omv-firstaid to clean web panel cache, but after that it completely died with nginx returning HTTP 502. When accessing the web panel, I got multiple errors thrown. # apt -y -auto-remove -allow-downgrades -no-install-recommends dist-upgrade Upgrading all packges to next releaseĪfter dealing with all the prompts and a graceful reboot, OMV 5 is now running on Debian 10.Įverything goes well so far. # apt -y -auto-remove -allow-downgrades -no-install-recommends upgrade Then upgrade everything but keep local configuration.

Omv syncthing update#

# apt update Change release codename in source lists

# sed -i 's/stretch/buster/g' /etc/apt/sources.list # sed -i 's/arrakis/usul/g' /etc/apt//openmediavault.list This means the base system is also needed to be upgraded at the same time. Unlike OMV 4 'Arrakis' that runs on Debian 9 'Stretch', OMV 5 'Usul' requires Debian 10 'Buster'. But there are actually many more jobs to be done. Based on Debian upgrade process, a basic upgrade path could be figured out by simply changing repositories version. Somehow there is no omv-release-upgrade or other built-in ways to upgrade between major releases. OpenMediaVault, as a popular NAS solution, has released usul for months.