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Skywalker
Dec 13, 2007NETGEAR Expert
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Requirements: 1) RAIDiator-4.00c1-p2 or later. 2) The APT addon. Install it using the Frontview web UI under System -> Update -> Local Update. 3) The EnableRootSSH addon. Again, install using the...
glasserc
Jul 18, 2009Aspirant
Hi,
I compiled rdiff-backup for my ReadyNAS. Trying to do things the Debian way will just lead to frustration. What worked was:
- install python-dev, librsync-dev, etc. from the NAS repos
- get the most recent rdiff-backup source. I did this by (on my laptop, running unstable) apt-get source rdiff-backup, and then copying the directory over to the NAS
- dpkg-dev is uninstallable, so dpkg-buildpackage won't work (but it probably wouldn't anyhow, due to dependency issues) :( Instead: python setup.py build; python setup.py install
Now I am messing about with the users and groups so that the permissions on NFS and over SSH are both sensible, but you can ignore that if you're only going to use one or the other.
HTH
Ethan
I compiled rdiff-backup for my ReadyNAS. Trying to do things the Debian way will just lead to frustration. What worked was:
- install python-dev, librsync-dev, etc. from the NAS repos
- get the most recent rdiff-backup source. I did this by (on my laptop, running unstable) apt-get source rdiff-backup, and then copying the directory over to the NAS
- dpkg-dev is uninstallable, so dpkg-buildpackage won't work (but it probably wouldn't anyhow, due to dependency issues) :( Instead: python setup.py build; python setup.py install
Now I am messing about with the users and groups so that the permissions on NFS and over SSH are both sensible, but you can ignore that if you're only going to use one or the other.
HTH
Ethan
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