Crashplan for OMV

openalf · 11. Januar 2015

Hi all,

is there a favorit guide conerning the installation of Crashplan? I think that is my next step as I can't import the ZFS pool from FreeNas 9.3.

I'm not an absolut newbie but I'm also a kind of coward when it comes to the installation via terminal.

Hopefully you guys are helping me out when I'm struggle.

regards
openalf

Nyctophilia · 11. Januar 2015

Never tried it, but ZFS works with OMV. You have to install the plugin first (activate the repository in OMV-Extras.org first) - But I don't know how stable it is yet.

Edit: Sorry, I've misunterstood your question and saw your other Thread after my post here:
Import ZFS Pool from FreeNas to OMV

openalf · 11. Januar 2015

Already got some recommandations concerning the import of ZFS pools, as I have 9.3 that wouldn't work.

Just found an interesting blog from Andrew Ferguson http://andrewferguson.net/2012…etting-up-openmediavault/

Zitat

Prerequisites:
1 apt-get update
2 apt-get install xorg
3 echo "X11UseLocalHost no" >> /etc/ssh/sshd_config
4 /etc/init.d/ssh restart
5 apt-get install openjdk-6-jre

If I follow that instructions then I will see the screen from any other device as virtual? Don't laugh about me...

Nyctophilia · 11. Januar 2015

Why should I or anyone else laugh about you? I'm a Linux-noob myself...

tekkb · 11. Januar 2015

openalf, that is why you use fake id.

openalf · 11. Januar 2015

Can I use that guide or will I destroy the OMV enviornment.

tekkb · 11. Januar 2015

Uh, openjdk is now version 7, so you should replace the 6 with a 7. I think in my Guide you do not need xorg installed. Let me get you a link.

**CrashPlan: Using it to backup client machines**

http://forums.openmediavault.o…client-machines/?pageNo=1
Create a folder, I make a scratch folder, and do not delete it. There is a removal script when you untar the package and it makes for easy uninstall. Get latest package from CrashPlan.

openalf · 11. Januar 2015

Should I go for 3.7.0 crashplan package?

tekkb · 11. Januar 2015

I would use the latest packages, yes. If you know how to use a virtual machine you might want to test there first. I always test in virtual machines before I put on my real machine. Everyone should learn how to use the VirtualBox plugin.

openalf · 12. Januar 2015

Ok, just installed virtual box but what kind of system should I test? Can I import OMV iso or how do I come forward?

tekkb · 12. Januar 2015

You should learn how to install the OMV ISO. There is a new 1.9 version amd64. Once you get it up an running correctly you should make a clone. A clone is a copy in case you mess up the one you are doing testing on. Just ask questions. Many here can help you with Virtualbox.

openalf · 12. Januar 2015

I managed in the meantime to get OMV installed on my virtualbox. I also got a IP address and tried to ssh admin@IP-address, when it comes to password I struggle. Port 22 is open. What kind of password should I use?

tekkb · 12. Januar 2015

Your root password was setup on install. Your web gui password I think would be:
user: admin
password: openmediavault

Also, you should make sure the virtual nic is bridged in the virtualbox settings.

openalf · 12. Januar 2015

Well I was already inside the settings and changed the password as well. I guess that should be used for ssh login as well? The bridge mode is set as I can see the IP address in my router. But I get always access denied when I try ssh.

tekkb · 12. Januar 2015

SSH access must be enabled in the services section of the web gui. And the root password should be what you used when you installed the ISO.

openalf · 12. Januar 2015

Please have a look into my screenshot, I guess the settings should be fine.

openalf · 12. Januar 2015

I got it the problem was that I need to choice root@IP address

tekkb · 12. Januar 2015

Das ist richtig.

openalf · 12. Januar 2015

Now I managed to install the crashplan software on my virtual OMV:

Code

Java Installed.
Unpacking /root/CrashPlan-install/./CrashPlan_3.7.0.cpi ...
50923 blocks


Your Linux system is currently configured to watch 8192 files in real time.
We recommend using a larger value; see the CrashPlan support site for details


Starting CrashPlan Engine ... Using standard startup
OK


CrashPlan has been installed and the Service has been started automatically.


Press Enter to complete installation. 


Important directories:
  Installation:
    /usr/local/crashplan
  Logs:
    /usr/local/crashplan/log
  Default archive location:
    /usr/local/var/crashplan


Start Scripts:
  sudo /usr/local/crashplan/bin/CrashPlanEngine start|stop
  /usr/local/crashplan/bin/CrashPlanDesktop


You can run the CrashPlan Desktop UI locally as your own user or connect
a remote Desktop UI to this Service via port-forwarding and manage it
remotely. Instructions for remote management are in the readme files
placed in your installation directory:
  /usr/local/crashplan/doc


To start the Desktop UI:
  /usr/local/bin/CrashPlanDesktop


Installation is complete. Thank you for installing CrashPlan for Linux.


root@openmediavault:~/CrashPlan-install#

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I guess that looks fine, but how do I get the crashplan screen now?

tekkb · 12. Januar 2015

Follow the Guide I gave you.

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