Closed geelenbert closed 1 year ago
Additional, i've tried setting up with the followoing changes:
nothing seems to work.
It is unclear for me what the directory structure should be in the root of the rclone mount. Also what directories i should create myself and which ones are created by omnistream.
Are you sure you're using port 23 for SFTP (rclone.conf)? Port 23 is usually the telnet port while SSH is over port 22.
Yes it is strange but correct: link
I tried to set it up using an FTP connection to my Synology NAS.
[synologyftp]
type = ftp
host = <DOMAIN>.com
user = minion
pass = <PASS>
This seems to work.
minion@minion:~$ rclone lsd synologyftp:
-1 2023-02-09 04:15:02 -1 Backups
-1 2023-02-08 14:06:58 -1 Media
minion@minion:~$
Last night there has been a backup to my synology NAS:
Containers seem running:
minion@minion:~$ omni status
NAME IMAGE COMMAND SERVICE CREATED STATUS PORTS
emby emby/embyserver "/init" emby 19 hours ago Up 18 hours (healthy) 1900/udp, 8096/tcp, 7359/udp, 8920/tcp
nzbget lscr.io/linuxserver/nzbget "/init" nzbget 19 hours ago Up 18 hours (healthy) 6789/tcp
oauth thomseddon/traefik-forward-auth:latest "./traefik-forward-a…" oauth 19 hours ago Up 19 hours
omnimount kelinger/omnimount:latest "bash -c /root/start…" omnimount 19 hours ago Up 19 hours (healthy)
radarr lscr.io/linuxserver/radarr:latest "/init" radarr 19 hours ago Up 18 hours (healthy) 7878/tcp
sonarr lscr.io/linuxserver/sonarr "/init" sonarr 19 hours ago Up 18 hours (healthy) 8989/tcp
traefik traefik:latest "/entrypoint.sh trae…" traefik 19 hours ago Up 19 hours (healthy) 0.0.0.0:80->80/tcp, :::80->80/tcp, 0.0.0.0:443->443/tcp, :::443->443/tcp
But now i get 404's on the services:
But emby works:
Did you remap your port on the Synology? I have a Synology as well and port 22 is used for the SSH as well as SFTP (unless changed elsewhere).
You do seem to have gotten FTP working, though I'm not sure that's going to be the best fit for streaming. If your Synology and your OmniStream server (which I'm assuming is different hardware) are on the same LAN, you may be able to skip all of this by simply mounting the Synology directly into the OmniStream server via NFS. I actually do this today, though not for the streaming files, but rather to keep a local backup of my server (so I can do a quick restore without having to download--or keep downloading when I'm testing something--from Google each time).
No i have this on a VPS.
The FTP i tried is to my personal NAS on my local network. Overall i can;t get this to work.
Omnimount container keeps restarting and stuff just not seems to work ok.
Omnistream should be a breeze to install and maintain, but i find it very hard to get up and running.
What kind of services do you use ?
What VPS are you using? I run Omni on a OneProvider dedicated server without any issues. Also tested it on various VPS systems, some only $2/month (obviously just for testing)
Edit: (sorry, my butter fingers accidentally closed your issue and posted my comment before I had even finished typing)
Closing this because it hasn't seen any activity for almost a month now - as always, feel free to reopen if new insights occur :)
Server: Hertzner VPS Ubuntu 22.04
Storage: Hetzner Storagebox
I've created a Media folder in the root of the Hetzner Storagebox.
Following the setup steps as described on the website:
After setup is done:
output of cat /home/minion/OmniStream/install-report:
Running the command: source ~/OmniStream/bin/omni_init
Now i can access the omni menu:
Rclone.conf:
omnistream.conf:
After a reboot the log files give the following results:
Next i go too the omni menu -> 3 Setups menu -> 6 Redefine media directory -> Do you want to change to something else -> Yes Nothing happens, i cant select anything new.
Changing the rclone config as suggested here:
Reboot the system.
turbosync.log:
OmniMount not running
There are no other log files in the director: /home/minion/OmniStream/logsI'm lost what i can do from here. It looks like an rclone issue or setup mismatch.