Under FreeNAS you have to run Crashplan in the officially unsupported ‘headless mode’ which until recently has been reliable. One of the most valuable plug-ins I was running under FreeNAS was Crashplan which was responsible for ensuring I had an additional off site backup of my primary data sets. Configure automated ‘autofs’ share mounting (CIFS).

Configure shut-downs (Proxmox initiated & UPS via NUT).

Currently it's synchronizing the information with the crashplan service, so it seems to work.Proxmox Crashplan Last revised 24 July 2016. That did not work and I had to close the app, restart it and login an again. but at least it worked for me.Īfter setting up my server as a replacement for an existing crashplan device the app tried to login again. Then opening another shell in the browser's VNC session and using my trackpad to copy the relevant bits and using command-v in the crashplan app. I had problems copy&pasting things like login password into the dialogs and my quick solution for that was to copy that information into a file on my server located in /var/lib/crashplan. So if you run into problems just search in those files for any errors. That program is just a shell script which redirects stdout and stderror to files in ~/.code42/log/. usr/local/crashplan/bin/CrashPlanDesktop

Next step is to install libgconf-2-4 (from within the VNC session) and then you can run the desktop app: apt-get update Perhaps not all commandline options are needed, but at least it works. You can connect to your server with any browser at Be careful as you get access to that privileged docker container without any authentication and the connection is not encrypted. docker run -privileged -net=host -pid=host -ipc=host -rm -v /usr/local/crashplan:/usr/local/crashplan -v /var/lib/crashplan:/var/lib/crashplan -v /dev/shm:/dev/shm dorowu/ubuntu-desktop-lxde-vnc I can then start the desktop app, configure everything and shut down the container afterwards. What worked for me was installing crashplan on my server as always and then running a docker container on my server that provides a VNC login via http. Now the crashplan desktop app crashes with a seg fault. I used to use X11 forwarding to my server but that stopped working after upgrading the server to Ubuntu 19.04.

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