March 24, 201115 yr I need some help getting Time Machine working. I just upgraded to Unraid 5.0-beta6a and I can't get Time Machine to finish its first backup. I created a share that's exporting via AFP. I can mount the share in Snow Leopard 10.6.7 and Time Machine sees it as a valid backup disk. The backup starts and everything looks good so far but about 2 hours and 40GB later, the backup fails. Here's what comes up in the syslog. Note that this repeats indefinitely until I go on to the Unraid GUI and disable AFP. Mar 24 12:29:39 unraid afpd[1361]: server_child[1] 3097 killed by signal 8 Mar 24 12:29:39 unraid afpd[8596]: ASIP session:548(7) from 192.168.0.210:52876(5) Mar 24 12:29:39 unraid afpd[8596]: DHX2 login: mike Mar 24 12:29:43 unraid afpd[8596]: login mike (uid 1000, gid 100) AFP3.1 Mar 24 12:29:43 unraid afpd[8596]: ipc_write: command: 1, pid: 8596, msglen: 4 Mar 24 12:29:43 unraid afpd[1361]: ipc_read: command: 1, pid: 8596, len: 4 Mar 24 12:29:43 unraid afpd[1361]: child 3097 user 1000 disconnected Mar 24 12:29:45 unraid afpd[8596]: dsi_stream_read(0): unexpected EOF Mar 24 12:29:45 unraid afpd[8596]: 0.55KB read, 0.39KB written Mar 24 12:29:45 unraid afpd[8596]: Connection terminated Mar 24 12:29:45 unraid afpd[1361]: server_child[1] 8596 exited 1 Mar 24 12:29:45 unraid afpd[8597]: ASIP session:548(7) from 192.168.0.210:52878(5) Mar 24 12:29:45 unraid afpd[8597]: DHX2 login: mike Mar 24 12:29:50 unraid afpd[8597]: login mike (uid 1000, gid 100) AFP3.1 Mar 24 12:29:50 unraid afpd[8597]: ipc_write: command: 1, pid: 8597, msglen: 4 Mar 24 12:29:50 unraid afpd[1361]: ipc_read: command: 1, pid: 8597, len: 4 Mar 24 12:29:50 unraid afpd[1361]: child 3097 user 1000 disconnected Mar 24 12:29:53 unraid afpd[8597]: dsi_stream_read(0): unexpected EOF Mar 24 12:29:53 unraid afpd[8597]: 0.55KB read, 0.39KB written Mar 24 12:29:53 unraid afpd[8597]: Connection terminated Mar 24 12:29:53 unraid afpd[1361]: server_child[1] 8597 exited 1 Mar 24 12:29:53 unraid afpd[8604]: ASIP session:548(7) from 192.168.0.210:52880(5) Mar 24 12:29:53 unraid afpd[8604]: DHX2 login: mike Mar 24 12:29:57 unraid afpd[8604]: login mike (uid 1000, gid 100) AFP3.1 Mar 24 12:29:57 unraid afpd[8604]: ipc_write: command: 1, pid: 8604, msglen: 4 Mar 24 12:29:57 unraid afpd[1361]: ipc_read: command: 1, pid: 8604, len: 4 Mar 24 12:29:57 unraid afpd[1361]: child 3097 user 1000 disconnected Mar 24 12:30:02 unraid afpd[8604]: dsi_stream_read(0): unexpected EOF Mar 24 12:30:02 unraid afpd[8604]: 0.55KB read, 0.39KB written Mar 24 12:30:02 unraid afpd[8604]: Connection terminated
March 24, 201115 yr Is the share trying to span two or more disks? Being a sparseimage, the TimeMachine backup only likes to be on one logical volume. It can't span two drives, and will fail if it does.
March 24, 201115 yr Author Is the share trying to span two or more disks? Being a sparseimage, the TimeMachine backup only likes to be on one logical volume. It can't span two drives, and will fail if it does. Under the share settings I put disk4 as the included disk so I don't think it's spanning. There is currently 1.3TB free on the share.
March 25, 201115 yr Author Everything works great now. I had 1.3TB set as the Min Free Space thinking Unraid would allocate 1.3TB of 2.0TB of the drive for the share. Thanks for the help!
March 29, 201115 yr Everything works great now. I had 1.3TB set as the Min Free Space thinking Unraid would allocate 1.3TB of 2.0TB of the drive for the share. Thanks for the help! So you removed that value from Min Free Space? If/when I move my TM Backups to my unRAID, I'll attempt to move an existing sparseimage over (got it to work going from USB drive to Macbook Pro to USB drive on Airport Extreme--forget what I had to do now but I have a few pages I bookmarked--it wasn't much fun, but it worked out if anyone is interested in maintaining your existing TM backups).
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