Dr_Frankenstein

Hey sorry for the late reply just logged back in - I never got this working however I did have it perfectly working using Hyperbackup > WebDAV. I installed the Official Appache Webdav container with it mounting my Backup share with a username and password, and then point Hyperbackup at the WebDAV server. This worked great and allowed for versioning etc..

Make sure you add the Firefox container ports to the GlueTUN compose as you are running its networking via the GlueTUN container.

Sorry to dig up an old thread but wanted to post a reply to the above. I tried the method from @Mr.Grumpy all seems to go well up until performing the backup - it seems to start off well with all files being created, and the copy begins then after a short period it will stop and then fail. [Network][docker-daily-pret] Exception occurred while backing up data. (No permission to access the backup destination [192.168.0.41(volume)]. Please check you have the right permission to the backup destination.) I tried this with both the 'root' default user for the container and also after deleting the files a mapped user with the correct PUID and PGID. Has anyone else had success with Hyperbackup? This is going from an actual 1821+ to Unraid 6.12.10

Thanks for the tutorial, I am using this for my Synology backup destination. However you need to edit the steps for mkdir as you missed the /etc/ folder on the third line, meaning the folder doesn't exist for the S20-init.rsyncd.conf mkdir /boot/custom mkdir /boot/custom/etc mkdir /boot/custom/rc.d > mkdir /boot/custom/etc/rc.d nano /boot/custom/etc/rsyncd.conf