OMV 2.x will be EOL since 12.06.2017.
HTTPS for all OMV websites.
Thanks to Let’s Encrypt and 1blu all openmediavault websites can be reached via HTTPS now.
Helios4 Personal Cloud – the World’s 1st Open Source NAS
If you are searching for an open source NAS hardware you can use to run OMV, then this might be interesting for you.
The Helios4 team is launching a Kickstarter campaign for the 1st Open Source and
Open Hardware NAS (Network Attached Storage). Along the lines of Raspberry PI
success, Helios4 is driving the way in open source collaborative approach by
unveiling a single board computer built around the Marvell Armada 388 ARM
processor.
New update available
The following changes were made:
openmediavault 2.2.14
- Backport Chrome browser workaround to fix WebUI render issues.
Results from SUSE Hack Week
Here are the final results from the SUSE Hack Week 2017:
- Finished the omv-confdbadm CLI tool to administrate the configuration database.
- PHP and Python unit tests have been implemented. Some bugs were found and fixed in OMV3.
- The PHP5-PAM Debian package has been adapted to PHP7.
- OMV4 has been adapted to Debian 9 (Stretch). OMV is working, but there are still issues to be adapted.
- ExtJS6 is used in OMV4.
- Bugfixes in the OMV4 WebUI has been backported to OMV3.
The release name of OMV4 will be Arrakis. The work on OMV4 will be stopped or slowed down now because the main priority is the release of OMV3 as soon as possible. Please don’t expect OMV4 before Debian 9.1 is released. For example it is currently not possible to cross build required Debian packages with pbuilder for other platforms except AMD64 and i386. Hopefully this will be fixed with the final Debian 9.
Finally here are some screenshots from the OMV4 WebUI.





