| dhl wrote: |
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| Just to clarify, do I run Frontview NFS backup targeting Mac attached target drive first, then switch to RSYNC? |
Yes.
| dhl wrote: |
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| How would I set the drive connected to my Mac as the backup target in Frontview? I've only used Frontview to backup to drives attached directly to the NAS. |
For NFS, you'd need to share the drive over the network, and specify the Mac as the remote device. With Rsync, you just connect to the remote rsync server. I'm not a Mac user; hopefully someone who is can fill in the details.
| StephenB wrote: |
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| You can use robocopy to copy it. |
oops, Robocopy is windows, so that won't work. Drag and drop will, and there are probably Mac utilities. Ideally you'd find one that verifies.
| dhl wrote: |
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| I can see the root volume when I login as admin over CIFS. I assume I would then backup all the subdirectories. Correct? |
Yes
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| If I backup the C directory, will that back up the invisible .timemachine directory inside? |
In Windows you'd configure the folder properties to make hidden and system files visible. I'm not sure how you do that on a Mac.
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| Re: Add-ons - ReadyNAS Remote, DynDNS, Subsonic, and Transmission |
Generally you save the configuration files via Frontview. I believe subsonic has a database, which might not be copied. It's possible you'll need SSH access to copy it. Alternatively, rebuild the database from the media.
