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bishoptf
Feb 12, 2012Aspirant
Crashplan for Dummies, aka Step by Step :)
I have just went through this and have seen several folks post that they wish there was an all inclusive guide, I just bought a Pro 2 and so far I am pleased with what I see under the hood (looks like...
Seasport
Jul 14, 2015Aspirant
Thanks for the reply sdouek
1) It's a READYNAS Pro - so hopefully should be OK
2) I installed EJRE java first and I think the Crashplan installer sees that Java is already installed and skips its own Java install. I'm pretty sure the Crashplan installer asks you if you want to install the Java and mine didn't.
3) I'm not in front of the NAS now but I'm pretty sure it is Java version "1.8.0_33", i.e. the EJRE java install.
4) Was there an old global Java, i.e. did the NAS have Java installed before? - maybe not.
I think I will try to change the default Java location used by Crashplan and see if I can get it to work with 1.8.0_33. Otherwise, I'll need to remove Java and Crashplan and start again.
Another problem I had was that I went to edit the my.service.xml file and it didn't exist. I think maybe this file gets created when you run Crashplan?
1) It's a READYNAS Pro - so hopefully should be OK
2) I installed EJRE java first and I think the Crashplan installer sees that Java is already installed and skips its own Java install. I'm pretty sure the Crashplan installer asks you if you want to install the Java and mine didn't.
3) I'm not in front of the NAS now but I'm pretty sure it is Java version "1.8.0_33", i.e. the EJRE java install.
4) Was there an old global Java, i.e. did the NAS have Java installed before? - maybe not.
I think I will try to change the default Java location used by Crashplan and see if I can get it to work with 1.8.0_33. Otherwise, I'll need to remove Java and Crashplan and start again.
Another problem I had was that I went to edit the my.service.xml file and it didn't exist. I think maybe this file gets created when you run Crashplan?
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