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        <description>Anacron Plugin For OMV6






Summary

Anacron can be used to execute commands periodically, with intervals of daily, weekly or monthly. Unlike cron, it does not assume that the machine is running continuously. Anacron can be used on machines that aren’t running 24 hours a day, to control daily, weekly, and monthly jobs that are usually controlled by cron.  If powered off and a job is due, Anacron will run it after the next bootup.</description>
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        <description>The APT tool Plugin For OMV6






Summary

APT is a package management tool for software packages. Using it's core libraries, it facilitates the process of installation and uninstallation of Linux software packages and their dependencies. It is also used to maintain and upgrade installed packages.</description>
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(Docker) Compose Plugin For OMV6






Summary

[docker compose]

	*  Docker is a technology that enables the creation and use of Linux containers. A container is a closed environment where one or more applications and their dependencies are installed, grouped and isolated from each other, running on the same operating system kernel.</description>
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        <description>FlashMemory Plugin For OMV6






Summary

The FlashMemory Plugin was designed to make booting from USB thumbdrives and SD-cards feasible and a practical 
alternative to booting from a hard drive or SSD.  In addition to the relative low cost, using USB thumbdrives 
enable easy</description>
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Summary

This plugin is for amd64 or i386 systems only.  The Proxmox kernel works on amd64 systems only.

The kernel plugin allows the user to:

	*  Select which grub entry to boot
	*  Installation of the Proxmox kernel</description>
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        <description>[KVM Plugin For OMV6]

KVM Plugin For OMV6






Summary

Kernel-based Virtual Machine (KVM) is an open source virtualization technology built into Linux. Specifically, KVM lets users turn Linux into a hypervisor that allows a host machine to run multiple, isolated virtual environments called</description>
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Version History: 


January 25th, 2023 - Rev 1.0 (First Draft)


Summary

MergerFS is a union filesystem geared towards simplifying storage and management of files across numerous commodity storage devices. It is similar to mhddfs, unionfs, aufs.  MergerFS is a good choice for combining a collection of hard drives when other pooling techniques (such as RAID5) should not be used.  MergerFS works well with SBC's (Single Board Computers) and other platforms th…</description>
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        <description>Remote Mount Plugin For OMV6






Summary

Remote Mount is a plugin that's designed to mount a remote network share, in a manner which makes the resultant file system appear to be a local filesystem on an OMV6 server.  This capability makes makes connections to remote OMV servers, non-OMV servers, and Client network shares possible.  When remote shares are mounted locally, many desirable administrative operations are possible.</description>
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Reset Permissions Plugin For OMV6






Summary

[NAS Permissions In OMV]

	*  Openmediavault-resetperms provides a tool to modify the permissions of shared folders and all their content at the file system level from the OMV GUI. It also shows a list of shared folders and associated services</description>
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        <description>SnapRAID Plugin For OMV6






Summary

SnapRAID is a backup program for JBOD disk arrays. SnapRAID stores data parity information which enables the recovery of disk failures. SnapRAID is targeted toward home media centers, with a lot of large files that rarely change.  However, SnapRAID works well in similar environments were data stores are largely static.</description>
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        <description>[Symlinks Plugin For OMV6]

Symlinks Plugin For OMV6






Summary

	*  Openmediavault-symlinks provides a tool to create folder shortcuts from the openmediavault GUI.
		*  A symlink can simply serve to abbreviate the mount path of a disk mounted by uuid. An example of this could be the following path: /srv/dev-disk-by-uuid-89527b07-ad7a-4bae-b5b0-5fd311jk588b/</description>
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Wireguard Plugin For OMV6








[Wireguard]

Summary

	*  The main purpose of Wireguard is to facilitate the connection of two devices over the Internet securely.
	*  Openmediavault-wireguard integrates into the OMV interface trough the Tunnels and Clients tabs the ability to generate one or more point-to-site encrypted VPN Wireguard connection networks with two clicks.</description>
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