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[ubuntu] Newbie Questions

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http://ubuntuforums.org – I'm trying to install Nvidia drivers and Crashplan on ubuntu 12.10. I've downloaded them, but when I open the install files, all I get are text files. This is what I get for Crashplan: "Welcome to CrashPlan for Linux! ------------------------------------------------------------------------ To install CrashPlan run the installer in this directory: ./install.sh and follow the instructions. To uninstall CrashPlan run the uninstaller in this directory with the path that you installed CrashPlan to: ./uninstall.sh /usr/local/crashplan When uninstalling CrashPlan, you will have the option (Hardware)

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Submitted by xskl on 10/19/2012

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CrashPlan users 23 weeks 5 days ago

Disclaimer: I do not work for CodeFortyTwo Software and I am not affiliated with their employees at all.

I recently purchased CrashPlan+ unlimited home plan for three years for $119.99 USD.

Using CrashPlan I've configured two backup sets:

online backup in crashplan's cloud (this is running perfectly) a local backup on a usb harddisc directly connected to the local laptop.

The USB drive is only connected rarly when being at home. When connecting the drive it mounts automatically. Is there a way to start the local backup whenever the usb disc connected.

I've got a LAMP setup running Ubuntu 12.04 server and I'd like to integrate it with CrashPlan that I use on all my other mac xserves that I'm running. The problem is that it has to run a gui application to set all the preferences and configurations. CrashPlan has an 'unsupported' tutorial on how to spoof ports and use ssh tunneling with the gui running on a desktop. I'd prefer not to do this.

Easy way to install CrashPlan 27 weeks 2 days ago

Is there a .deb file, repo, PPA, or anything to install CrashPlan other than the non-standard install.sh file? I have fish as my shell, and I had to mess around a lot and finally use chsh first before the install script would even work. I don't want to have to jump through all these hoops every time there's an upgrade.

I don't know the problem, but a workaround is to add CrashPlan script to your autostart script.Sheng-Chieh

I have a small nettop headless install of Ubuntu running thats solely used for mounting and backing up my NAS to Crashplan. I'm looking for a way to get email notifications from my nettop when the mount points change. That way I informed right away that Crashplan is not backing up my NAS. Is there anyway of doing this??

Thanks!

Hello all,

I wanted to take use of my broken Eee PC (dead screen) and let it run Crashplan, let it run Samba and let it be a Google cloud print unit.

(Computer is running Ubuntu 12.04)

I have a 2TB external drive connected to the computer. The disk is being labeled 'Iomega'.

For some reason, 'Iomega' is being renamed with an underscore at the end 'Iomega_'. Later on, it got renamed

Looking for unlimited space (I have a large amount of GB). What's the best for Ubuntu? I'm running 11.04 I checked out Crashplan, looks pretty good.. then read some bad reviews, so I'm not sure now. Just wondering what you guys have experience with?

You should probably contact the AUR package maintainer. And/or report this in the package comments thread.

bernarcher https://bbs.archlinux.org/profile.php?id=23156

2012-07-06T11:26:28Z