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Crashplan cache install#
Crashplan cache archive#

If you mapped /mnt to /mnt earlier, the path would be /mnt/user/CrashplanTower/

Crashplan cache archive#

Set the "Default backup archive location" to something on your array, such as the CrashplanTower share. Configure the "Inbound backup from other computers" option. Load the CrashPlan interface on unRAID and go to Settings -> General. You may want to create a new share specifically for this - "CrashplanTower" for example. Q) Can another computer backup to my unRAID array?Ī) Yes, but you need to configure CrashPlan to store backups on the array and not in the docker image! Restoring this file will likely trigger a parity check when the system boots. If you ever restore this file from backup, be certain you are restoring the latest version. Note: your disk configuration is stored in /flash/config/super.dat. Then in the CrashPlan interface, configure it to backup the /flash directory. Map /flash on the containter side to /boot on the host side. Go to the Docker tab, click the CrashPlan icon, and choose Edit. Q) Can I backup my unRAID flash drive using CrashPlan?Ī) Yes. Q) Where can I get general help with CrashPlan? Add a variable named VNC_PASSWD and input the desired password. Q) Can I protect the web/VNC client with a password?Ī) Go to the Docker tab, click the CrashPlan icon, and choose Edit. Can I change that?Ī) The VNC port will always be one less than the web interface port. Q) By default, the VNC interface is on port 4279. Add a variable named WEB_PORT and input the desired port. Can I change that?Ī) Go to the Docker tab, click the CrashPlan icon, and choose Edit. Q) By default, the web interface is on port 4280. See the section above titled "How to access the CrashPlan interface" Q) Do I need to setup an SSH tunnel to use this container?Ī) No. If someone wants to write up instructions I can link to it from here.

This should still be possible, although there isn't much a need for it.

Using a the CrashPlan interface on another computer:

Configure your favorite VNC client to connect to your tower's IP address on port 4279.

Go to the Docker tab, click the CrashPlan docker icon and choose WebUI.

Note that whatever path you input on the container side will be the path you access from within the CrashPlan app.

Map /data (or /mnt) on the container side to /mnt on the host side.

Be sure the appdata share is set to "cache only".

Map the /config container volume to the appropriate place on your host system, such as /mnt/cache/appdata/crashplan/.

Alternatively, you can go to the Docker tab, choose Docker Repositories, add " " to your list of repositories, switch back to the Docker Containers tab, choose Add Container and select gfjardim -> Crashplan.

Add the CrashPlan app (not CrashPlan-Desktop) by gfjardim.

Crashplan cache install#

It is probably easiest to install the Community Applications plugin first, then go to the Apps tab and search for Crashplan.