Hello, I am using dirvish for backup of a Synology for about a week now. It is no problem to use dirvish in the normal way.
You have to activate the ssh server and the network backup service on the synology, that starts the rsyncd. Then I created the ssh-keys for root on the dirvish server and transfered the pub part to the synology for ssh to work (.ssh/authorized_keys). Try to connect to the synology. After that, it is a normal dirvish client ;-) I also tried to use a rsyncd - module in rsyncd.conf, but the rsyncd on the synology is somehow manipulated and it does not work. Google did only find other people having the same problem, but no solution to it. I did not want to install another rsync on the synology, so I stay using ssh. With best regards, Dirk Melchers /// IT/Software-Development /// -- NUREG GmbH /// Dorfäckerstraße 31 | 90427 Nürnberg | Germany Tel. +49-911-32002-256 | Fax +49-911-32002-299 Mobil +49-172-9354670 | www.nureg.de Nürnberg HRB 22653 | USt.ID DE 814 685 653 Geschäftsführer: Michael Schmidt, Stefan Boas Am 02.01.2013 um 00:34 schrieb Arno Wald: > Hello, > > I did set up a backup for a remote system via NFS. Some of the files had > no read permissions, so the "dirvish --init --vault xyz" did not > completely succeed. I have corrected the permissions now and would like > to continue the initialisation without having to transfer all files > again. Is this possible somehow? > > Also: Is there a better way than using NFS to make sure that all files > are readable? (The remote system is a Synology NAS, so maybe I could use > scp or rsync directly?) > > Thanks, > Arno > _______________________________________________ > Dirvish mailing list > [email protected] > http://www.dirvish.org/mailman/listinfo/dirvish _______________________________________________ Dirvish mailing list [email protected] http://www.dirvish.org/mailman/listinfo/dirvish
