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grmpyoldman

Das letzte an Performance aus dem Raspi2B rausquetschen… nicht mehr per #NFS sondern mit #rsync die Daten kopieren… #NAS

mk

Yay, I have all-new Internet now, fully IPv6-enabled. With a brand-spanking new fancy Fritz!Box 7369 modem/router which can be a #NAS and #Mediaserver as well. Thanks, #xs4all! :D

mk

nearly done setting up a whole series of repos on Hal (NAS), one for each plugin and theme I will wirk on or *may* work on. this will then match "projects" in my IDEs. Still have to work out how to connect to a "remote" (NAS) repo fr…

mk

very busy preparing my notes (adding dates and such where missing) so I can start "importing" them in my #wordpress on Hal (the #nas). I'd also like to import my various rumblings about setting up WordPress here into posts, so I look…

mk

still 'tooling' my Wordpress set up on Hal (NAS): layout, color scheme, security, plugins, menu structure, tweaks. It's fun finding plugins that (can) do exactly what you have in mind - sometimes the simplest plugins are the most pow…

mk

Hurrah. I've cleanly overridden a Wordpress function's operation by overriding its apply_filters() with my own. That took a bit of figuring out (quite a while ago since I've done similar things), but it's far more 'lightweight' than …

mk Tobias

@tobias Ha! I'm only seeing this now... I didn't now about it but it was what I found in ASUSTOR App Central. One can't just install *any* software on the box because it's not a normal Linux system, though I suspect PHP applications …

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@mk After a lot of futzing around with phpMyAdmin I followed one suggestion I found: stopped #mySQL and made a backup of the database *files* (simple local rsync), then UNinstalled phpMyAdmin. Planning toe-install it I noticed ASUSTO…

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@mk This morning, with more entries in the cron log (and even the system log) I'm starting to notice some odd patterns... 1) after ONE manual ntpdate update 23:24 , I am seeing THREE updates about an hour later (all at the same time …

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@mk ...and slowly, slowly, am I getting this nice #NAS box called Hal a bit more under control. Lots of riddles and #frustrations today, but also #learning, #discoveries, and #progress. In all, a good day (in spite of seemingly havin…

mk mk , r7

@mk yay! I created the 'missing' directory '/usr/builtin/var/mlocate' (where the database should go), then after more grumbles also created the *group* 'mlocate' and finally ran 'updatedb' once more which now actually managed to crea…

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@mk I also haven't figured out yet if I can make bash (ash) scripts an execute them via cron (so Hal could *pull* backups); otherwise I think I'll have to script *push* backups to Hal. It does have an rsync server and SSH (the latter…

mk saziusmayfirst

@sazius and I just thought of another possible option: OwnCloud - I have it installed on the #NAS but not set it up yet (so: also not quickly - but it might at least work for 'remote' backup

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@mk @sazius meh. editing the sshd_config on the #NAS works (the changes stick, even after modifying the port via the web UI) - but the 'AllowUsers' line I added is *not* accepted. So I cannot login as another user, and thus *must* log…

mk saziusmayfirst

@sazius real directories is what I understand rsnapshot does. Maybe attic, too. Locally (on the #NAS) I'd really like to have 'real' files, or at least they should be accessible as such. But from my reading I also understand that rsyn…

mk saziusmayfirst

@sazius major problem: I still need to tweak the server itself because I don't like to have to login to the server with the root (or admin) account. And I haven't found where exactly that restriction is defined. :( I'd be happier if I…

mk saziusmayfirst

@sazius It seems Attic also has a 'deduplication' algo that sends only changed chunks of files; this is important since I will have to use it over slow Internet connections. Attic supports encryption, as an option. But another factor …

mk saziusmayfirst

@sazius great - looking that up, I'm also finding Attic, Duplicity (uses encrypted tar) and bup (uses gitpackfile format); have you heard of any of those or tried them? Encryption (for now) is only relevant for transport (SSH or so) a…

mk

still tweaking details such as permissions, but I've now got to the point where I can (manually) write backups from two different computers via NFS to the #NAS #babysteps #gettingthere :)

mk

while I'm at it and have a good (NFS) connection between Dennis (Live Mint/Cinnamon) and the #NAS, I'm finishing some initial backups. Once that's done (and checked) I'm ging to install it. #networking !linux #distros #byebyefedora