First at all I recommend to create a specific WebGUI user to prevent anyone else from access the WebGUI.
You can access the WebGUI by using the IP from OMV and add the port (i.e. General settings / Add a synchronized folder / Advanced folder settings
SYNCTHING INSTALL INSTALL
(normally you don't have to change the GUI port but feel free to do so )Ĥ.) Install the client on your local machine (see requirements) You can activate a versioning option as well to keep all the old stuff for a certain amount of time(explained below)įollow these steps to install and pre-config the Syncthing plugin:ġ.) Install and activate the "" plugin as written in the thread mentioned aboveĢ.) Choose the Syncthing plugin (System -> Plugins -> Backup -> openmediavault-syncthing X.X), install and activate itģ.) Click on the Syncthing menu link on the left and choose "Add"ĭefine a user and in case you would like to access the WebGUI from another computer within the network change "127.0.0.1" to "0.0.0.0". If you go abroad, edit some documents and come home all devices will get the new version in no time. (Quote from )įor me its the best plugin to synchronize files to all devices connected to my server. Your data is your data alone and you deserve to choose where it is stored, if it is shared with some third party and how it's transmitted over the Internet. The "Syncthing" plugin replaces proprietary sync and cloud services with something open, trustworthy and decentralized. Also be aware that OMV 3.X is still under development! If you are using a different version of OMV or the Syncthing plugin your menu structure might be slightly different. Please note that this guide is based on OMV 3.0.70 and Syncthing 3.9 and the settings I used(Syncthing can do way more stuff but I don't need it at the moment).
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