Crashplan adopt install#
If you need more help, start a new thread and we will continue there Forgive me if this is a stupid question, but does this mean that if (1) I install CrashPlan to a single user on my Win 7 laptop that (2) I could permanently mount a Network folder located on my QNAP, and thus (3) be able to choose that network folder within CrashPlan? That's what I attempted to do as soon as I first got CrashPlan. But if you only have one local user on your VM and make it auto-login, you could uninstall crashplan and reinstall it "per User". work_Drive There are a couple of possible solutions for you. The System user (Crashplan) can´t see network shares mounted by local users. When you log in on Windows and mount a network share, you do it as a Local User. Any User will install Crasplan on the Windows System user. When you install Crashplan on windows you get to choose between installing for "Any User" or installing "per User". You are experiencing a Windows user limitation. 04-serversĭepen wrote:Crashplan can backup shared network folders. ityUpdates 5) Configure ufw firewall (only open port 4242/tcp) using this guide. e=youtu.be 4) Set auto-update reboot "True"(using the "unattended-upgrades" package). 2) Download and Install Ubuntu 14.04.3 server 64bit, minimum packages. I use 3GB ram and 2 cores on my TS-251, equiped with 8GB ram. Howto make a supported Crashplan installation on QTS v4.2: 1) Create a VM, set proper keyboard layout and set Video to VMVGA in Virtualisation Station. It requires more time to setup than installing a QPKG. CONS -Consumes more resources then running via QPKG package. Should be unaffected by QNAP QTS updates. Support 64bit Java => access all of your RAM (Crashplan recommends 1GB RAM per 1TB Storage). Standard Crashplan Install => Official support and there by future proof. PROS -Connect to UI via remote desktop, no need to struggle with. Requirements: -QNAP Virtualization Station -2GB ram, but I recommend 4GB. I will probably not be able to answer any questions, but I promise that I will try. Hopefully this will help you save some time. I´ve spent many days trying different approaches to get everything running. I´m a complete linux knewbi, but I write this little guide to help other persons in my situation. This has made it more and more frustrating not having any support, on my most important service.
Crashplan adopt software#
During my time using crashplan, I´ve had multiple of software issues. Installing it directly on my home NAS has been the most efficient way for me, but unfortunately Crashplan doesn´t support it. Hi guys, I´ve been using Crashplan home for a couple of years.
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