Tests : allows you to schedule how often disk tests occur Each of these tasks is described in more detail in this section. Note due to a limitation in FreeBSD, users with account names that contain spaces or exceed 17 characters are unable to create cron jobs. To configure rsync, you need to configure both ends of the connection: the rsync server: this system pulls receives the data. This system is referred to as PULL in the configuration examples. This system is referred to as PUSH in the configuration examples.
This mode requires that at least one module be defined on the rsync server. In other operating systems, the module is defined in rsyncd. Requires the configuration of SSH user and host public keys.
Note if there is a firewall between the two systems or if the other system has a built-in firewall, make sure that TCP port is allowed. It will be the rsync client, meaning that an rsync task needs to be defined. It will be referred to as PUSH.
An rsync module needs to be defined on this system and the rsyncd service needs to be started. It will be referred to as PULL. The requirements for each mode are different.
Refer to the related tab for your desired Rsync Mode. Before you create an rsync task on the host system, you must create a module on the remote system. When TrueNAS is the remote system, create a module by going to Services and clicking edit for the rsync service.
Specific creation instructions are farther down, in the Rsync Service section. Select the source dataset to use with the rsync task and a user account to run the rsync task. Choose a direction for the rsync task. Choosing a preset fills in the rest of the fields. These fields accept standard cron values.
The simplest option is to enter a single number in the field. The task runs when the time value matches that number. For example, entering 10 means that the job runs when the time is ten minutes past the hour. Specific time ranges are set by entering hyphenated number values. For example, entering in the Minutes field sets the task to run at minutes 30, 31, 32, 33, 34, and Lists of values can also be entered.
Enter individual values separated by a comma ,. Combining all the above examples together creates a schedule running a task each minute from AM and PM every other day. There is an option to select which Months the task runs. Leaving each month unset is the same as selecting every month.
The Days of Week schedules the task to run on specific days. This is in addition to any listed Days. For example, entering 1 in Days and setting Wed for Days of Week creates a schedule that starts a task on the first day of the month and every Wednesday of the month. Next, enter the Remote Host IP address or hostname. Select Module in the Rsync Mode dropdown. Enter the Remote Module Name exactly as it appears on the remote system. Remote Module Name : At least one module must be defined in rsyncd.
Unsetting Enabled disables the task schedule. You can still save the rsync task and run it manually. The remote system must have SSH enabled. The host system needs an established SSH connection to the remote for the rsync task. To use a command line, go to the Shell on the host system. If you're not using a kanban board, you're not as productive as you could be.
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JavaScript is disabled. For a better experience, please enable JavaScript in your browser before proceeding. You are using an out of date browser. It may not display this or other websites correctly. You should upgrade or use an alternative browser. Thread starter Evertb1 Start date Jul 3, Status Not open for further replies. Evertb1 Neophyte Sage. Joined May 31, Messages I believe in automated backup jobs as part of my strategy to keep my precious data OK. I have a FreeNAS box as my one and only file server.
At this moment all my backups for my fileserver are done from one of my Windows workstations with automated tasks all data is available trough shares. Storing back ups is its only reason for being as far as I am concerned. So I am looking at rsync. I never have used it before but it sounds promising.
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