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jmelvin
May 03, 2008Aspirant
Add Crashplan client
Have been testing Crashplan (http://www.crashplan.com) on my laptop - pretty slick. Crashplan has a Linux client, so I suppose someone (not me) could get it running on the readynas? Anyone tried...
dingfwen
Jul 28, 2012Aspirant
Just a word of warning, I don't think allowing incoming GUI connections to the remote server is secure. I found this reply on a similar post from someone from Crashplan:
http://www.schwer.us/journal/2011/04/29/connect-to-a-headless-crashplan-desktop/
Matthew Dornquast says:
01 May 2011 at 1:06 pm
Hi! bonus points for figuring out an alternative way! The reason we don’t recommend doing it this way is the gui listener is not considered “secure”. In theory, someone could connect to your service now and do things you don’t want them to.
That’s why our instructions show you how to do this over SSH. That being said, if it’s not available from the internet, only your LAN (i.e. media server), this is a great alternative.
~Matthew
http://www.schwer.us/journal/2011/04/29/connect-to-a-headless-crashplan-desktop/
Matthew Dornquast says:
01 May 2011 at 1:06 pm
Hi! bonus points for figuring out an alternative way! The reason we don’t recommend doing it this way is the gui listener is not considered “secure”. In theory, someone could connect to your service now and do things you don’t want them to.
That’s why our instructions show you how to do this over SSH. That being said, if it’s not available from the internet, only your LAN (i.e. media server), this is a great alternative.
~Matthew
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