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All that being said, you could create a Linux virtual machine with a mapping to the array share that you want to backup and pass it to the urbackup server. Be careful you exclude your backup location or you'll create a loop.

Rsync can also be made to display all the desired statuses and send reports of the completed task with the proper syntax. You can send the output of the program to another program to do whatever you desire. Admittedly, I've not used it to send reports because I haven't had the time to dig that deep into the syntax. However, whenever I need to copy a bunch of files or sync two folders (my offline backup system) it's my go to tool and probably most of us here. It's a lot more powerful than cp and mv.

No, urbackup is for supporting your users with backups of their systems. I have 9 systems backing up and it has saved my bacon on a rogue windows update that caused a system not to boot. If you want to back up your server, I would suggest the duplicati docker. I use it to send encrypted backups to backblaze b2 on a daily schedule. You could also use lucky backup docker (it's a gui front-end for rsync). You can also script rsync as a cron task using the user scripts plugin to make incremental automated backups to a backup location. It's a lot more powerful than a copy utility. Using rsync, rclone, or rsnapshot with a script is much more difficult because of learning all the syntax, but at the same time much simpler than using a docker and/or gui to accomplish the same task.

Unless I misunderstood you, are you talking about trying to restore to a client?

You can only use this software to backup from clients. You're looking for something completely different like rsync or rclone.

No problem glad I could help. I really like this container too because it is super simple and works excellent (when it works). I've had a few issues with it, but the dev has been super helpful. It also gets regular updates.

Also check your uppercase lowercase letters for accuracy on your folder names.

Ouch gotcha. Have you tried removing the docker and adding it back after erasing it's app data?

Is your output allocation set to read/write?

I thought it had a Linux version too (I'm assuming you have a Linux desktop). I could be wrong though, I've only used it on windows. Usually if I'm ripping discs, I'm doing a couple dozen cds so I have something to rip on every computer with a drive in the house.

You could also try changing the output directory to something else. Or if you in a hurry the program "exact audio copy" is free and I think it works well. I use this docker over that though.

Or rather a directory should be rw-rw-rw-

Mine is copied the Sr line and replaced it with the sg number. I doubt it will fix the problem because it sounds like you are having an output problem rather than an input problem. Perform "ls -l /your output directory parent directory/" and see if what the permissions are for it. Perhaps it has an issue. You could run the "docker safe new permissions" tool from the tools directory to correct them if it is not rwxrwxrwx.

The sr0 device also has an sgX number revealed by the command lsscsi -g. I have that added to mine, but I'm not sure it is necessary.

Did you add srX and sgX for your disc drive? Lsscsi - g

Sounds like you may need to look at your allocated path for the output directory on the settings page and confirm it to be correct. I noticed that I have privileged turned on for mine, although I am not sure why I have that set. Perhaps I had the same issue as you and that fixed it. Anyone Correct me if I am wrong, but I think "privileged" enables root access to the file system for the docker.

Santa Clause might be helping me fix that this year. I'll update this thread if he does. Those esata enclosures have weird issues that waste a lot of my time. I added a Seagate drive once and so many errors popped under load. Turning off ncq fixed that problem. But speed suffered dramatically. I removed the Seagate and turned ncq back on. That Seagate tested perfectly fine on the motherboard sata port.

I deleted it (krusader on disk 1). Shut down all dockers and all vm's. Turned off file integrity automatic. Still all the disks pop awake about a minute after being spun down. Shfs is the thing that shows up in iotop. Where else can I look at to try to find the culprit? I used to have the file caching plugin a while back, but I noticed that it was spending too much time scanning my directories and ironically it too was keeping the disks awake. The disks used to sleep a while ago. Would the esata enclosures have anything to do with the issue? I did move the other half of the disks into them a while ago around the time I noticed it wasn't staying spun down anymore.

I ran a diff on the two folders and it appears that the newer data is in cache. And disk 1 doesn't contain anything that cache doesn't already have.

root@CVG02:~# du -h -d 1 /mnt/cache/appdata 5.0G /mnt/cache/appdata/Plex-Media-Server 13M /mnt/cache/appdata/krusader 0 /mnt/cache/appdata/jsdos 0 /mnt/cache/appdata/Shinobi 5.2M /mnt/cache/appdata/DiskSpeed 464K /mnt/cache/appdata/QDirStat 0 /mnt/cache/appdata/MotionEye 2.7M /mnt/cache/appdata/HandBrake 0 /mnt/cache/appdata/photostructure 7.1G /mnt/cache/appdata/duplicati 12K /mnt/cache/appdata/transmission 812K /mnt/cache/appdata/luckybackup 60K /mnt/cache/appdata/filebrowser 111M /mnt/cache/appdata/crushftp 17M /mnt/cache/appdata/ripper 41G /mnt/cache/appdata/photoprism 98M /mnt/cache/appdata/JDownloader2 1.8G /mnt/cache/appdata/mariadb-official 63M /mnt/cache/appdata/sabnzbd 228K /mnt/cache/appdata/MakeMKV 100M /mnt/cache/appdata/firefox 3.8M /mnt/cache/appdata/nzbhydra2 6.3G /mnt/cache/appdata/binhex-urbackup 51M /mnt/cache/appdata/LibreELEC 348M /mnt/cache/appdata/digikam 208M /mnt/cache/appdata/tdarr 596K /mnt/cache/appdata/beets 595M /mnt/cache/appdata/FoldingAtHome 16K /mnt/cache/appdata/NoIp 333M /mnt/cache/appdata/clamav 18G /mnt/cache/appdata/jellyfin 0 /mnt/cache/appdata/PlexMediaServer 184M /mnt/cache/appdata/mysql 13M /mnt/cache/appdata/vm_custom_icons 81G /mnt/cache/appdata

Should I move that somehow? I don't typically run krusader unless i'm feeling in a gui mood.

I see this one a lot: shfs /mnt/user -disks 63 -o noatime,allow_other -o remember=330 But i think that is just normal array writing activity. I do have the urbackup docker, I know that keeps it awake. But even putting that one on a schedule or turning it off completely doesn't fix the problem. cvg02-diagnostics-20211209-1200.zip

I'll double check, but I'm pretty sure I put all of those on the ssd cache pool with my setup. I think the installation instructions told me to do so.