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webdav plugin for OpenMediaVault
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OMV Virtualbox Dashboard fails if Webdav Max Upload not set #9

Closed andibing closed 7 years ago

andibing commented 7 years ago

OMV Version : 3.0.81

When attempting to start VirtualBox plugin it fails.

It would appear the error is caused by the line: "client_max_body_size M;" in this file: /etc/nginx/openmediavault-webgui.d/openmediavault-webdav.conf (Note the missing size)

Since this is created by the file /usr/share/openmediavault/mkconf/nginx.d/90-webdav "client_max_body_size ${upload_max}M;" Which seems to fail if "upload_max" is not set.

Workaround by enabling WebDav and configuring the maxiumum upload. Can a default be applied?

ryecoaaron commented 7 years ago

The web interface has a default of 2 and minimum of 1. It shouldn't be possible to leave it unset from the web interface. Did you manually change something?

andibing commented 7 years ago

Not changed any of these specific settings (WebDAV, nginx etc)... but yes the box has been fairly customised, and upgraded through several versions.... so definitely not a clean install! :-O

However, I did notice that attempting to start nginx after the upgrade to 3.0.x caused the same error. I thus left /Services/nginx disabled in the WebUI.

Only after a more recent reboot did the Virtualbox WebUI stop.

For background... In the WebUI, Services->WebDAV, the "Filesize upload limit (MiB)" was blank... with no defaults. Thought I saw 25M mentioned in a config file or example so setting it to that in the WebUI resolved the problem. :-) Making WebDAV work, meant that the VirtualBox (phpvirtualbox) settings worked.

Feel free to close the ticket... problem solved. But wanted to document in case it correlates with something else.