I am running 6.0Beta 9 and trying to install and get Crashplan working.

I have Docker running and have Logitech Server running perfectly but I am struggling with CrashPlan.

I have it running in Docker but it refuses to be available.

I am assuming something is wrong with my SSH tunneling and Crashplan is not connecting to Unraid.

I altered the ui.properties service host to my nraid server IP

 

#Fri Dec 09 09:50:22 CST 2005

#serviceHost=192.168.1.58

#servicePort=4243

#pollerPeriod=1000  # 1 second

#connectRetryDelay=10000  # 10 seconds

#connectRetryAttempts=3

#showWelcome=true

 

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I set up Putty as an SSH tunnel but when I attempt to use it it asks for a UserID and password.

I have no idea what the userID is or the password. So I think the tunnel to crashplan is not setup and working

 

I hope someone will step in and help me.

I reconfigured my server so it doesn't require putty and ssh.  I changed the ip address that the server binds to so that Crashplan is public on my local network.  That way the UI clients can connect at will.  You can do this by changing the ip address in /var/lib/docker/crashplan/config/conf/my.service.xml.  Change instances of 127.0.0.1 to 0.0.0.0.  I believe there are two.  Restart crashplan and continue with life frustration free.

 

I reconfigured my server so it doesn't require putty and ssh.  I changed the ip address that the server binds to so that Crashplan is public on my local network.  That way the UI clients can connect at will.  You can do this by changing the ip address in /var/lib/docker/crashplan/config/conf/my.service.xml.  Change instances of 127.0.0.1 to 0.0.0.0.  I believe there are two.  Restart crashplan and continue with life frustration free.

 

This is already done by the Crashplan Container. No SSH tunneling is needed.

 

The ui.properties on your client machine should be something like:

 

#Fri Dec 09 09:50:22 CST 2005

serviceHost=192.168.1.58

servicePort=4243

#pollerPeriod=1000  # 1 second

#connectRetryDelay=10000  # 10 seconds

#connectRetryAttempts=3

#showWelcome=true

 

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#font.default=

#font.title=

#font.message.header=

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Assuming your server address is 192.168.1.58.

This is already done by the Crashplan Container. No SSH tunneling is needed.

 

Interesting.  I absolutely had to change mine manually.

I reconfigured my server so it doesn't require putty and ssh.  I changed the ip address that the server binds to so that Crashplan is public on my local network.  That way the UI clients can connect at will.  You can do this by changing the ip address in /var/lib/docker/crashplan/config/conf/my.service.xml.  Change instances of 127.0.0.1 to 0.0.0.0.  I believe there are two.  Restart crashplan and continue with life frustration free.

 

This is already done by the Crashplan Container. No SSH tunneling is needed.

 

The ui.properties on your client machine should be something like:

 

#Fri Dec 09 09:50:22 CST 2005

serviceHost=192.168.1.58

servicePort=4243

#pollerPeriod=1000  # 1 second

#connectRetryDelay=10000  # 10 seconds

#connectRetryAttempts=3

#showWelcome=true

 

#font.small=

#font.default=

#font.title=

#font.message.header=

#font.message.body=

#font.tab=

 

Assuming your server address is 192.168.1.58.

 

Thank You

Docker/Crashplan is now working from all my network computers.

Entering the Unraid IP and uncommenting the codelines worked perfectly