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Need to confirm if the afp support has been removed from the latest version.

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I have been using unraid as my time machine backup and it is one of the reason I bought this product. While checking the release note I noticed that AFP support has been removed. 

 

Request you to please add the support back if possible.

 

Very unlikely to happen as Apple itself has dropped AFP from the latest Mac OS Big Sur. You should be able to set up Time Machine to point to an SMB share.

1 hour ago, prostuff1 said:

Very unlikely to happen as Apple itself has dropped AFP from the latest Mac OS Big Sur. You should be able to set up Time Machine to point to an SMB share.

This^

 

 

This video really helped me understand how to use Time Machine in unraid. 

 

 

  • 3 weeks later...

This is still needed for time machine on macs running older operating systems!

 

I have a couple old macs in the house that work best over AFP (OS 9 / early OS 10)

Edited by DanTheMan827

To be honest. I used to use Time Machine with unraid and then decided it didn't make sense overall for me. When my iMac 2011-2012 model had an issue it was looking for a USB drive of sorts and I couldn't get it to connect to the network to do a rebuild. Not blaming unraid because maybe I did it wrong when I was trying to restore and just opted for a fresh restore. 

 

So now I just use a USB drive and backup now and then and shelf the drive. 

  • 5 months later...

Please... We need AFP for old macs :(

  • 3 weeks later...

I'm know I'm a bit late to the game here but I finally upgraded to 6.9 this morning only to find after an hour of frustration trying to get my PVR (MacMini Running EyeTV) to connect that there is no AFP  in 6.9. I've been using UnRAid probably 10+ years since V4 when we had to hack AFP to get it to work and just when I got everything working painlessly BAM!

While the MacMini works with SMB, EyeTV does not. SMB is slow and Recordings are seriously bad some unwatchable with SMB while AFP recordings are flawless.

Beyond that I tried to back up the Flash Drive with 6.9 to my Mac and I could not without errors get past 3 files.

Luckily I was able to delete all the Files on The Flash and copy the backed up 6.8 files back to it and it worked again TG.

If you know your way around creating your own docker templates, you should be able to reinstate AFP functionality though docker if you really need to, e.g. https://hub.docker.com/r/cptactionhank/netatalk

Edited by tjb_altf4

Is there anybody can make a docker ?

I don't know how appleTalk works & how to make a docker for unraid. :(

 

An unRAID docker for AFP will be really appreciate !

;)

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