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ReadyNAS Rsync to FreeNAS
I have a ReadyNAS running RAIDiator 4.2.27 (the latest version) that is attached to my home network. I have installed the latest firmware updates to the NAS. My home network has no directory service enabled; all users are local. I have built a FreeNAS box to run as a backup for the data on the ReadyNAS. I plan to use Rsync as the backup software. My FreeNAS box has 8GB of RAM. I am running FreeNAS version “9.3-STABLE-201502060108.” My problem is that I cannot get the two boxes to communicate. I have read the user guides for both systems. Unfortunately, not being a sophisticated networking type, I am repeatedly stumped by the differences in nomenclature between the ReadyNAS guides and the FreeNAS guides. They have subtle, but crucial differences in the way that they describe the functions of these two systems and how they work with Rsync. One of my major confusions is that the two guides refer to Rsync “server” and “client” in opposite ways, so, as a novice user, It’s very confusing. The two guides also seem to use the term “module” in different ways. I am ambivalent as to whether the Source (ReadyNAS) pushes data to the Destination (FreeNAS), or the Destination pulls data from the Source. I would like to have the Destination wake up weekly and backup my Source, so I was thinking of Push configuration with wake-up-on-LAN enabled on FreeNAS – if that’s available. Let me set the stage in terms of what I have done so far: ReadyNAS (Source) IP addr: 192.168.1.144 I have a test share, “Backup2” set up, with some data in it, I have checked the Rsync box under Services>Standard File Protocols, I have checked the rsync icon under Shares>Share Listing for Backup2, Under rsync options for Backup2, I have set the default access to Read-only, Also under Rsync options, I have entered the IP address of the FreeNAS under “Hosts allowed access – no password or SSH options are activated FreeNAS (Destination) IP addr: 192.168.1.145 I have a Volume named MirrorPool I have a UNIX share named ReadyNASBackup For services, I have CIFS, NFS, Rsync, and S.M.A.R.T. I have an Rsync Module (I really don’t understand these) named Backup2TestModule with Path: /mnt/MirrorPool/ReadyNASBackup Access mode: Read & Write User: Grunbay Group: Grunbay Hosts allow: 192.168.1.144 Rather than tell you the thousands (OK, that’s hyperbole) of combinations that I have tried of path names, user names, etc and their related error messages, I thought some kind, and knowledgeable soul out there may be able to help set me in the right direction. Let me know if you need additional information. I plan to post this in both the ReadyNAS and FreeNAS forums as I don’t even know which side of the equation is out of balance! Thanks in advance.9.2KViews0likes12Comments
Rsync broken since 6.7.1 & 6.7.3
The 3100 only received Notification to upgrade to 6.7.1. Since then backing up using rsync sometimes fails within a minute. The Pro received a notification to upgrade to 6.7.3 - not 6.7.1. Since then all rsync backups fail within a minute. I can not backup /data locally to the USB drives because I can not provide an exclude list this way. Any help please with rsync since 6.7.1 / 6.7.3 ?9.2KViews0likes53Comments
rsync uid 4294967295 (-1) is impossible to set on...
Hi there. I have a problem with rsync backup on my ultra 2. I have some backup jobs running rsync, connecting to a windows machine running the deltacopy rsync server. Files are copied from the windows machine to the nas. On firmware 4.2.16 it worked flawless. After i upgraded to 4.1.17, whenever i run af job, i get a "backup failed" error (though the files are copied!), and the log is full of entries like this: uid 4294967295 (-1) is impossible to set on [filename] Can anybody help my to eliminate these errors? Thanks in advance /Beack9.2KViews0likes12CommentsRsync using SSH
Hello @ all, i want to use my newly bought Readynas RN104 to Backup some of my data from a Synology Diskstation DS2413+. To do this, i use rsync. The Readynas powers itself up, connects via rsync to Diskstation and copies newly modified files. But now i like to change to a secure connection using SSH because i want to use internet for the task. In the Web interface it's easy to select Rsync over SSH and export public rsa key. I copied the public key to the Diskstation and tested SSH connection with keys on the console of the Readynas, which is working fine. But i can't connect using Rsync. Again i tried using console and there seems to be a little problem with the connection path. The Readynas saves the connection string like this: "xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx:/path" in the configuration file "/etc/frontview/backup_jobs.conf" But the Diskstation wants to have a connection string like this: "xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx::path" When creating a backup job not using SSH the connection string is correctly saved to "backup_jobs.conf", so it's clear why it is working with only using Rsync. I did not find the module which is writing backup_jobs.conf. Can someone please tell me which file needs to be modified. I'm not sure if the connection string the Diskstation wants or if the string the Readynas uses is the standard string. Possibly this can be updated in next firmware version. Best regards Jens7.4KViews0likes12Comments
RSYNC backup from nas OS6 to nas OS6 change file permission/owner
Hi, I have 2 NAS with active directory security, there is a a rsync backup job from nas A to nas B. Nas B file persission/owner are set as default but after the rsync backup there are messed. After that the webgui of the shares became slow in refreshing and in systemd-journal.log I found many errors like these: readynasd[3105]: Failed 'wbinfo --gid-info 32802': failed to call wbcGetgrgid: WBC_ERR_DOMAIN_NOT_FOUND readynasd[3105]: Could not get info for gid 32802 Any ideas how to avoid this? ThanksSolved6.3KViews0likes6Comments
Backup
Hi, I'm trying to sync some folders from 1 NAs RN10211D unit to 50 Nasunits RN10211D on private WAN network. Since the content is formed by large video files what is the best way to do it ? I have the latest firmware 6.1.9 on RN10211D . SO far I tried FTP and RSYNC I can do easily a FTP backup job for initial replication and it works. But I have some issues with ftp backup: if I delete some files from the destination folder and I'm running the backup again it won't do anything, No deleted files will appear. No luck with RSYNC either , I figure out it won't work unless you have a user name and a password (no security not good for rsync) Also another issue, local share folder Videos as source and ip address in destination remote: rsync server will fail. If I put folder Videos in path settings of destination (host will be same) it will create a folder videos in the videos folder. So I'm stuck. Also rsync won't let you select the maximum speed. This is a big issue as I don't want too kill the network Waiting for suggestions. Sorry if this was posted already I couldn't find anything thank you Dragos6.3KViews0likes18CommentsRsync just hangs..
So I have three shares on a ReadyNAS 3200 that I'd like to sync with a ReadyNAS Pro 4 which is used as an in-house backup, before the data is eventually backed up onto external HDDs and removed off-site. The share's contain a fairly sizeable amount of data 100s of GB. No matter what I do, I cannot get the 3200 to backup the three shares to the Pro 4. Ideally I'd like to get the first data backed up using a standard NFS backup then switch to a Rsync incremental backup that will run every few hours each day. When attempting to backup using NFS shares from the Pro "pulling" data from the 3200, it never gets started, just hangs. If I "push" the data from the 3200 to the Pro, it starts and very slowly copies some files over, then the 3200 Frontview stops responding and the backup simply halts. If I try to do the first backup using Rsync, no matter which way around I try it, they always both get stuck at "receiving incremental file list" and while neither locks-up or fails to respond, nothing actually happens (I've left it for 7 days+ once and still nothing).6KViews0likes17CommentsReady NAS 6.4.0 rsync error copying data from Linux server
Hi there, may someone help me? I have a NAS (ReadyNas 102 6.4.0) and a Linux server on the same subnet. I scheduled a backup (rsync + ssh) on the NAS, the source is the Linux server and the destination is the NAS. The backup starts at 0:05:07 The backup ends at 1:15:53 The backup status is: ERROR DURING THE COPY Failed to run rsync, return rc 7680 (30) 'rsync' command returns rc=7680 This's the log I got (sorry for the Italian language settings): Nome processo di backup: zucchetti_full_151027 Tipo di processo di backup: Massima Protocollo: rsync+ssh Origine di backup: [remote:rsync+ssh]/192.168.37.205://home/e-smith/zucchetti Destinazione di backup: [BACKUP-ES]/ Ora di inizio backup: Mer Ott 28 2015 0:05:07 Ora di fine backup: Mer Ott 28 2015 1:15:53 Stato backup: Non riuscito: errore durante la copia. Failed to run rsync, return rc 7680 (30) 'rsync' command returns rc=7680 zucchetti/Acer (C) - collegamento.lnk zucchetti/DATA (D) - collegamento.lnk zucchetti/chromeinstall-7u45.exe zucchetti/dati (192.168.36.1dati) (K) - collegamento (2).lnk zucchetti/dati (192.168.36.1dati) (K) - collegamento.lnk zucchetti/dati (192.168.37.1dati) (K) - collegamento (2).lnk zucchetti/dati (192.168.37.1dati) (K) - collegamento.lnk zucchetti/jre-1_5_0_16-windows-i586-p.exe zucchetti/jre-6u18-windows-i586-s.exe zucchetti/jre-7u79-windows-i586-iftw.exe rsync error: timeout in data send/receive (code 30) at io.c(137) [sender=3.0.9] rsync: connection unexpectedly closed (62585 bytes received so far) [receiver] rsync error: error in rsync protocol data stream (code 12) at io.c(226) [receiver=3.1.1] rsync: [generator] write error: Broken pipe (32) rsync error: timeout in data send/receive (code 30) at io.c(820) [generator=3.1.1] --------------------------------------- Any help is wellcome Best regards Dario5.6KViews0likes7Comments
Backup -> Source -> Remote Rsync Server -> Port
I'm using a: NAS 516 Firmware 6.1.4 And setup a "Backup -> Source -> Remote Rsync Server" Since there is nowhere in frontview to set a Port, I edited /etc/frontview/backup_jobs.conf by finding my job (backupJob), then editing the line: "<src_port>0</src_port>" and changing the 0 to the port I need to use. (default 0 means use the default port 873). This job now runs correctly using the alternative rsync port using a remote server. My questions are: 1. Will frontview add an option for the rsync server port in a future firmware? 2. If I manually edit /etc/frontview/backup_jobs.conf via the root shell login, will the system try to revert the change by any events, especially firmware upgrades. Thanks for any input.5.4KViews1like3Comments