Crashplan for Dummies, aka Step by Step :)

What you probably did was edit <install dir>/conf/my.service.xml and change the serviceHost line to

<serviceHost>0.0.0.0</serviceHost>

so that it listens for the UI on all ports. You still need to edit the .ui_info on the PC file to point to it as per the headless instructions and use the actual ip of the ReadyNAS instead of the localhost.

4243,00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000,192.168.1.x
<port>,<          Token          >,<IP of ReadyNAS>

Adding serviceHost=nasipaddress as suggested isn't going to work (not on 4.6 anyway) as somewhere down the line there was a change in the format for the config file that handles this.

Has everyone here used WhoCares_'s (Stephan's) glibc addon to get this working? Has anyone run into a bunch of apt-get dependency problems from it? I tried his addon twice and it essentially prevents apt-get from being used because of dependency issues. As of now, I got CrashPlan running with the EJRE installer and a patch for the inotify_init1 error. This lets me stay on the older glibc and keep my apt-get working. As well as allow me to install and compile various things I needed running on the NAS.

inotify_init1() was added in Linux 2.6.27; library support was added to glibc in version 2.9. WhoCares_'s addon installs version 2.13. I wonder if installing an older version with support for inotify_init1 would keep things working. I may give this a shot after a much needed break from dealing with this and after making a backup of the OS partition.