(unverified for now, but should work and it was confirmed by others on github) To update the Docker image to its latest revision, the process should be fairly easy and you can do it via the Docker app interface (or you can use the command line). The method below should work but it also might…
Docker has become a very good solution, easy to implement, to get CrashPlan PRO running without all the fuss of the adapted SPK package made available and maintained by the awesome patters. There are multiple advantages of using Docker: CrashPlan PRO’s install is not considered headless (you can access it via web GUI or a…
The latest auto-upgrade from the CrashPlanPRO client for Synology is now pushing for installation of a newly branded engine: CrashPlan for Small Business (CrashPlanSMB), version 6.7.0. Here’s the log for this: 02/03/18 05:02PM Synology extracting upgrade from /var/packages/CrashPlanPRO/target/upgrade/1512021600670_4503.jar 02/03/18 05:09PM CrashPlan for Small Business started, version 6.7.0, GUID 544550513805885703 You should block the auto-upgrade procedure and…
By now many users have migrated their CrashPlan Home installations to the new low-end offering of Code42’s CrashPlan, but there may be some waiting to do this later on this year. So here’s the required/recommended procedure to migrate your backup, using a Synology NAS: Preparation: I’ll assume you have your community package CrashPlan app running…
This post is for ubuntu 14.4 running crashplan 3.7.x. This is assuming you have the default file locations for install: /usr/local/crashplan/ This is to fix Crashplan crashing after trying to update to the latest version (which will only support x64 systems) then kills the Crashplan engine running in the background. We had to: Uninstall…
So Code42 is getting out of the home user business, as presented here: https://www.crashplan.com/en-us/consumer/nextsteps/ And here’s the Facebook post where customers are placing a lot of questions: In the end, something like this was bound to happen. Microsoft was the first to pull back from unlimited cloud storage on OneDrive, although it is still (IMO)…
