Installing on Debian buster running Openmediavault

Installation
#1

Hello…
I finally canned the Readynas OS and went with Openmediavault to get rid of this lousy btrfs…
Now that i have a up to date debian, i thought i give your version 3.x a shot…
I went with the installer script from one of the threats here…
It pulled everything, gave me some questions and downloads and then i ran into an error stating that the apache cannot be started since already in use (by OMV 5.x).
Is there already any way around known?
If not what can i provide to make it possible?
Logs/access/tests…
Let me know

Thx Jan

#2

Soooo…i tinkered around adn found logs stating port 80 in use for apache2…
changed port to 81 and apache now starts and runs…
but on port 7001 it says Fatal error: could not read configuration file.
Any idea?

#3

Can you send me a message with the ssh login details? Make sure port 22 is open so I can connect remotely.

#4

Will do tomorrow! But as a little suggestion, is it possible to add the Apache default Port as a question in the install steps? This way someone can change it before the Apache can’t start issue happens

#5

Sorry where are my manners! Thanks for answering! Is bluecherry in the docker environment or native install better solution? Since I can now use docker

#6

If you already have something on port 80 I would just use the docker compose script (https://github.com/bluecherrydvr/bluecherry-docker).

Our script doesn’t care what is on port 80 since we use port 7001…however it will freak out if apache is already installed…which is what is happening with you.

#7

Holla…never worked with docker before…
But your script does quite a bit…
Well done…good work or whatever is gusto these days…
Do you think 8 gig ram and a dual core intel with 3.2 ghz is enough for it?
purged the bluecherry native install so i think i will check the docker version out for now…will let you know if i have issues with it…or also if not…

#8

Yep. If you have more then 8 cameras…you would want more memory. Figure 1GB for each camera.