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Is there a walkthrough on how to setup a local backup via Crashplan? I'd like to use part of my array to backup everything locally, a subset of which gets backed up to Crashplan Central. I had it working at one point, but now I get a number of "Archive Missing" errors. I have a feeling it has something to do with the volume and how it is mounted (ro?) or with how the share was setup. When I try to "add a local destination" within the Crashplan app, I navigate to /storage and try to add a folder and get an error that the file system is read only. When I create a folder on the Shares tab of Unraid and then "add a local destination" of that folder, I get this cryptic: There was a problem. Please try again. Everything is basically default from the App Install: UID: 99 GID: 100 UMASK: 0000 Anyone get this working? Would love some pointers.

It 100% was. Apologies for the fire drill. I am, however, seeing a new and interesting problem. I have Crashplan Central (i.e. their cloud) and I have a local folder called "Crashplan_Local_Backups" as a second destination where it is backing up Crashplan to /mnt/disk1. So that location is the same location for all of my backup sets, but some of the sets are reporting: Archive Missing - Backup location is not accessible. That said, SOME of the sets have this errors and others do not?

I cannot seem to connect to CrashPlan's servers any longer. I have since tried by deauthorizing the service. via the VNC viewer, I get the "Sign into CrashPlan" dialogue where it asks ONLY for your login email address. When I provide that it spends about a minute and then times out and gives me this error: Unable to sign in. Can't connect to server. However, from the docker's console window I can type: nc -vz clients.us1.crashplan.com 4287 And get: Connection to clients.us1.crashplan.com 4287 port [tcp/*] succeeded! Per this link from CrashPlan. I have then tried reinstalling the Docker Image and removing the CrashPlanPRO folder on appdata/ Here's the tail of service.log.0: [11.19.23 12:19:06.621 INFO 14471715-146 backup42.service.ui.UIController] UI:: UserActionRequest: LoginRequestMessage[1140309700809908276] LOGIN: [email protected], password=****, serverAddress=central.crashplanpro.com:4287 [11.19.23 12:19:06.621 INFO 14471715-146 backup42.service.peer.Authorizer] AUTH:: LOGIN, [email protected], passwordExists=true, requestMessage=LoginRequestMessage[1140309700809908276] LOGIN: [email protected], password=****, serverAddress=central.crashplanpro.com:4287, register=false, firstName=null, lastName=null, registrationKey=null, waitTimeMillis=120000 [11.19.23 12:19:06.622 INFO 46835_AUTH-3 backup42.service.peer.Authorizer] AUTH:: *** START *** with Authorizer@46816286[ LOGIN, [email protected], passwordExists=true] [11.19.23 12:19:06.622 INFO 46835_AUTH-3 up42.service.peer.PeerController] Attempting to connect to CPC. delay=120000 [11.19.23 12:21:06.632 INFO 46835_AUTH-3 up42.service.peer.PeerController] Couldn't connect to CPC at known location, attempting to connect to CPC via authority fallbacks list [11.19.23 12:22:08.047 INFO DefaultGroup .code42.messaging.peer.PeerGroup] PG::DefaultGroup DONE Managing connected remote peers. numConnected=3, numFailedConnectedCheck=0, duration(ms)=0 [11.19.23 12:22:08.227 INFO -35-thread-1 systemcheck.BackupLicenseCheckV3] V3 backup isLicenseValid change detected. New value=true, old value=false [11.19.23 12:22:08.231 INFO vice RUNNING .service.auth.AccessTokenService] ACCESS_TOKEN:: Requesting access token from authority: https://console.us2.crashplanpro.com [11.19.23 12:22:08.250 INFO ogStatsTimer fileactivity.FileActivityHandler] V3E::FileActivityHandlerStats (15min) [totalEvents=0, interestingEvents=0, scanEvents=0, pathsEnqueued=0, sessionsEnqueued=0] [11.19.23 12:22:08.539 ERROR vice RUNNING .service.auth.AccessTokenService] ACCESS_TOKEN:: Request status not 200, request failed: 401 and ui.log: 11.19.2023 12:22:6.624 - warn RestAdapter: Error making service request to https://127.0.0.1:4243/v0/LoginRequest : Server Error Furthermore, I can both nc and ping the following from the logs successfully: nc: /tmp # nc -vz central.crashplanpro.com 4287 Connection to central.crashplanpro.com 4287 port [tcp/*] succeeded! ping: /tmp # ping console.us2.crashplanpro.com PING console.us2.crashplanpro.com (108.138.246.63): 56 data bytes 64 bytes from 108.138.246.63: seq=0 ttl=247 time=37.900 ms 64 bytes from 108.138.246.63: seq=1 ttl=247 time=39.575 ms 64 bytes from 108.138.246.63: seq=2 ttl=247 time=39.672 ms 64 bytes from 108.138.246.63: seq=3 ttl=247 time=36.646 ms 64 bytes from 108.138.246.63: seq=4 ttl=247 time=41.601 ms ^C --- console.us2.crashplanpro.com ping statistics --- 5 packets transmitted, 5 packets received, 0% packet loss round-trip min/avg/max = 36.646/39.078/41.601 ms Any advice? I'm stumped. Happy to start completely over if folks thinks that will help, but what do I do there? Remove CrashPlan from the Docker tab and delete /mnt/cache/appdata/CrashPlanPRO? Anything else?

My life is not nearly that exciting. Mostly that it is habit to go to <service>.<domain> and if I can maintain that, I will. My other option, I suppose, is to keep it all hosted on the smaller linux box now that it is not pulling double duty as a quasi-NAS. Bitwarden, for instance, doesn't work on http:// (although is likely a setting I can toggle somewhere in the docker-setting/config). Yeah -- this is how it works now. I installed a cert on the 3-4 boxes in the house that navigate there. To your point, it doesn't work on my Android phones and, for the love of all things that I cannot possibly understand, my Ubiquiti Dream Machine Pro lacks the ability to let me manage host redirects on the router.

Hi all -- new to Unraid, but coming from Ubuntu. I'd like to be able to resolve https requests from anywhere on my local LAN. I do not mind if it requires that I edit HOSTS files on the relevant PCs. I am currently self- hosting: Vaultwarden, Audio Book Shelf, Paperless-NGX, Photo Prism, Syncthing and Portainer. On the current hosting solution (Ubuntu 20.04, local CA and certs for each subdomain: vaultwarden.home-pc (no TLD, etc.) Right now it all works, albeit it is a bit fragile, but it works. It's running on Nginx, fwiw. And I am not sure how to remake the .crt file I am currently using as part of that local CA. So I figure, start over if I can, do it right and hope there are folks out there that have done this. I was hoping to self-host on the UNRAID box at this point and they do have all the docker images I'd require. I am curious though, is there a how-to on getting to the same result as I currently have? I.e. I enter https://vaultwarden.home-pc and get a valid SSL check against installed certs? I've been reading up on DNS challenges and was hoping someone here has solved this to give me a bit of a headstart. I have NO INTENTION of ever exposing the Unraid server to the outside world but would like, when on LAN to resolve to: <subdomain>.home-pc (or some equivalent). I am happy to buy a domain if it will make this easier, but again, want 0 traffic from the outside world knowing about my UNRAID install (if I can).

Hi all -- new to Unraid, but coming from Ubuntu. I'd like to be able to resolve https requests from anywhere on my local LAN. I do not mind if it requires that I edit HOSTS files on the relevant PCs. I am currently self- hosting: Vaultwarden, Audio Book Shelf, Paperless-NGX, Photo Prism, Syncthing and Portainer. On the current hosting solution (Ubuntu 20.04, local CA and certs for each subdomain: vaultwarden.home-pc (no TLD, etc.) Right now it all works, albeit it is a bit fragile, but it works. It's running on Nginx, fwiw. And I am not sure how to remake the .crt file I am currently using as part of that local CA. So I figure, start over if I can, do it right and hope there are folks out there that have done this. I was hoping to self-host on the UNRAID box at this point and they do have all the docker images I'd require. I am curious though, is there a how-to on getting to the same result as I currently have? I.e. I enter https://vaultwarden.home-pc and get a valid SSL check against installed certs? I've been reading up on DNS challenges and was hoping someone here has solved this to give me a bit of a headstart. I have NO INTENTION of ever exposing the Unraid server to the outside world but would like, when on LAN to resolve to: <subdomain>.home-pc (or some equivalent). I am happy to buy a domain if it will make this easier, but again, want 0 traffic from the outside world knowing about my UNRAID install (if I can).