Crashplan for Dummies, aka Step by Step :)

depasseg wrote:
I also ran into an issue with the target ReadyNas listed gray circle and a "Unable to backup - No Connection for x.x days" message. Here's the solution. I increase the limit by running ulimit -n 8192 and then /etc/init.d/crashplan restart manually whenever I run into the gray circle issue. I've tried following the steps below to make it permanent, but haven't been successful.

Good updates, I cut my teeth on vi, but nano is probable easier for folks...Here are some suggestions for making that permanent, I don't have time atm to test them out but we should be able to make it work, the first is to make it like an addon:

Postby Skywalker » Fri Dec 07, 2007 11:44 am
The best way is probably to treat it as an addon. You can simply add a line in /etc/frontview/addons/addons.conf for your program. Follow the syntax of the SlimServer and DAAP addons, which is:

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SERVICE_NAME!!Friendly_Name!!Version!!Startup_command!!Stop_command


After that, add a line in /etc/default/services with

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SERVICE_NAME=1

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So, for example, your a kissd service, it might be something like this:
In /etc/frontview/addons/addons.conf

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KISSD!!KISS Streaming Service!!0.1!!start-stop-daemon -S -q -b -x /usr/local/bin/kissdx -- -c /ust/local/etc/kissdx.conf -d!!start-stop-daemon -K -n kissdx


and in /etc/default/services

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KISSD=1


There is another option using the traditional rc.d methods, see this post for both methods - http://www.readynas.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=35&t=14549


I would try the above first, if you need some help shoot me a PM and I will try to take a look but I think the addon method above shoudl work, just need to create the files...post back with success etc... :)