I assume that maybe I was supposed to allow access to something?  Right now the app just hangs at the crashplan logo

I assume that maybe I was supposed to allow access to something?  Right now the app just hangs at the crashplan logo

 

I just installed this yesterday. Make sure you are ROOT or SUDO the install.sh file in the terminal. The Crashplan client install the easy part. Figuring out how to access my unRaid shares in the VM I had to manually add a line in the fstab file.

 

im using the community docker for this.  Is this what you used?  Can you post what you had to do?

you need both docker containers - the GUI version needs to talk to the non GUI engine one

 

Myk

 

I will just stick to using my Windows 7 VM with Symbolic Links

I had this problem too, resolved pretty quickly via the other thread.

 

See https://lime-technology.com/forum/index.php?topic=33864.msg394325#msg394325

 

In short; all I had to do was add the following to the Extra Parameters section of the CrashPlan-Desktop community docker configuration (you need to turn on the advanced view when editing settings to see this):

--volumes-from CrashPlan

 

And it sprunged to life.

 

 

Got the Windows client talking too - few messages up outline what is needed. In short

Copy .ui_info from the docker /config/id directory to C:\ProgramData\CrashPlan\.ui_info

Edit ui.properties in C:\Program Files\CrashPlan\conf to contain the remote server and port as appropriate:

serviceHost=10.1.1.111

servicePort=4243

So, I am at this again.....crashplan GUI does not launch at all in the ubuntu VM. No splash screen, no nothing.  Whats more interesting is when I installed CP GUI, I get a bunch of messages that stuff "Already exists", even though I have removed it several times.  Anyone seen this?

So, I am at this again.....crashplan GUI does not launch at all in the ubuntu VM. No splash screen, no nothing.  Whats more interesting is when I installed CP GUI, I get a bunch of messages that stuff "Already exists", even though I have removed it several times.  Anyone seen this?

 

Just to be clear, you are using a VM with Crashplan installed in that VM? No dockers?

 

 

I ended up getting this worked out. 

 

in the my.service.xml file - it was listening on 127.0.0.1.  I changed it to 0.0.0.0

 

I am using docker