Dr. Ew

I think I may have figured it out. After another reinstall, I had the docker window open and a warning popped up, and told me CrashPlan is exceeding inotify's max watch limit. I followed these instructions, to increase that limit: https://support.code42.com/CrashPlan/6/Troubleshooting/Linux_real-time_file_watching_errors For now, it seems to have fixed the issue.

Hi. I've been trying to get this to consistently work for over a week, and I'm not sure what I am doing wrong. At first, the initial login worked as expected, I setup an initial test backup. After the initial login, I was not able to get into the WebUI again. I tried everything I could think of. So I uninstalled the docker and resinstalled it, then it allowed me to login again. I tried both setting up as new device, then replacing an existing device, neither options makes it all the way through the setup process. The app just gets stuck on connecting no matter what I do. So I tried to restart the docker, and it either shows a black screen, or sometimes shows the 'connecting' screen, which it indefinitely hangs on. So, I uninstalled, removed the image, manually delete the settings, and then it will allow me to login again. I then go through the setup process, and either at the end, or towards the end, it gets stuck on 'connecting' again. Any tips? I've tried allocating anywhere from 8gb to 64gb to the container. I've currently got 16 cores allocated to the docker. I've set permissions as root, and assigned priority of -20. Not sure what else I can do. *correction: Here are the three different screens i get stuck/hung on. I was able to backup a large portion day 1, but after that it hasn't backed up anything. I even tried removing the initial device in (crsahplan for business main UI), and then starting over from scratch, but that didnt work either.

Did you ever find your solution? I'm having the same problem, but it happens when using krusader, or just transferring a file over the network, I transferred folder X with the following specs: 445gb, 625,432 files, 415 folders. From an NvME drive on a client machine to unRAID cache, over SMB. The end result is what appears to be a successful transfer. Upon trying to access the folder within the unRAID share, it shows a total of 832mb, 125,212 Files, 108 Folders. Obviously something wrong. However when I drill down one leve to X\Folder1 it shows folder 1 as containing 36gb, 1600 files, 25 folders, which is pretty close to being correct. However, I can't tell if it transferred all files or what. It's highly unacceptable, and i am not sure why. I will only transfer .rar or 7z for storage on unraid now. Anything that isn't an compressed file, i don't trust to transfer to unraid without error. I transfer the same folder to my FreeNAS server via SMB, the end result is 445gb, 625,432 files, 415 folders. Exactly what it's supposed to be. Same thing when I transfer the same folder to a RedHat Server. What could be going on here? Let me know if you found a solution. Thanks!

Send me a PM, I can help you out? Has anyone had luck getting 10GbE to work in High Sierra? I spun up a few MacOS VM's and can't get networking active. I only tried in HS, trying in mojave next. I may have to plug in gigabitE to get it to work in HS. Curious if anyone else has the same issue?