Administration

Configuration changes are not applied immediately, instead you can determine when this happens. This enables several changes to be activated at the same time, which reduces unnecessary waiting times.

Note

openmediavault does not display the submodules that are affected by the configuration changes. If you still want to know which submodules are affected, simply run cat /var/lib/openmediavault/dirtymodules.json in the CLI.

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