Viktor Jaep
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/tmp/mnt/<YOURMOMSUSBDRIVE>/tmp/mnt/<FILLINTHEBLANK>
Or I'll just put a big red arrow next to it.
/tmp/mnt/<YOURMOMSUSBDRIVE>/tmp/mnt/<FILLINTHEBLANK>
And why not :
/tmp/mnt/<YOUHAVETOSETTHISTOTHEREALMOUNTPOINTOFYOURUSBDRIVEORBACKUPWILLFAIL>
I guess that will be long enough to be seen.
Works like a charm. Xfinity did some network updates earlier this week and it resulted in not being able to connect to the Internet as Xfinity apparently disabled the ability of my modem to connect using LAG. Turning of LAG off on both the modem and router didn't seem to restore connectivity.
Glad to hear from another happy customer! Happy it all worked out for you!Works like a charm. Xfinity did some network updates earlier this week and it resulted in not being able to connect to the Internet as Xfinity apparently disabled the ability of my modem to connect using LAG. Turning of LAG off on both the modem and router didn't seem to restore connectivity.
To resolve the issue had to do a factory reset. Did a minimal setup, reinstalled BACKUPMON and set the source and destination locations then did a manual restore and all my settings and scripts reappeared including the settings for VPN server and VPN clients.
Amazing! Thank you!
curl --retry 3 "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ViktorJp/BACKUPMON/master/backupmon.sh" -o "/jffs/scripts/backupmon.sh" && chmod 755 "/jffs/scripts/backupmon.sh"
Did have one small issue after recovery. I had to manually go into the configuration file for vnSTAT and change the interface from Bond1 to eth0.Glad to hear from another happy customer! Happy it all worked out for you!
LAG is a solution to a technical issue that is being phased out as the newest routers are coming with multi-gig WAN ports. Similar to what happened when manufacturers eliminated the need for crossover cables to connect a modem to a router.Yeah, BACKUPMON is just going to put things back the way they were ... I don't think it has any idea a fundamental back end change like that happened that affected individual apps. I'm surprised that was the only change you had to make!
I have Xfinity as well, and actually had to look up how LAG could be used... Definitely an interesting approach to things. I ended up saying "no" to all equipment when I established service 8+ years ago, and started with a Netgear CM1000 and later replaced it with a Motorola MB8611 to take advantage of the 2.5GB port.LAG is a solution to a technical issue that is being phased out as the newest routers are coming with multi-gig WAN ports. Similar to what happened when manufacturers eliminated the need for crossover cables to connect a modem to a router.
I currently have a MB8600. When Xfinity upgraded my 1 gig service to 1.2 gig and after I purchased an AX86S I implemented LAG. To be honest didn't really see any difference since there are only two people in my home and I don't have any hardware with 2.5 gig or better LAN connections. When Xfinity increased my monthly rate for gig+ service by $30 monthly I dropped back to 800/20 which with their over provisioning still gets me close to 1 gig downloads.I have Xfinity as well, and actually had to look up how LAG could be used... Definitely an interesting approach to things. I ended up saying "no" to all equipment when I established service 8+ years ago, and started with a Netgear CM1000 and later replaced it with a Motorola MB8611 to take advantage of the 2.5GB port.
That didn't fix it but I seem to have fixed it now. There was an error creating the backupI've just fixed a little annoyance I've been seeing lately. Occasionally (once or twice a week) my primary backup was failing, the share wasn't mounted. I've tracked this down to the drive on my server spinning down. Now, I have a home build server with usb storage and I'm okay with the drives spinning down to save power, so I just went and created a new cron on the server to "touch" an empty file on the drive, 5 minutes before the backup runs. The next week will confirm my fix.
Just putting it here for anyone having a similar problem on a similar setup to save them asking.
Jun 23 2024 07:20:09 ripshod BACKUPMON[11733] - tar: read error: Input/output error
Jun 23 2024 07:20:10 ripshod BACKUPMON[11733] - **ERROR**: Errors detected creating JFFS tar file.
/jffs/.sys/AiProtectionMonitor/AiProtectionMonitor.db
Nice find! Haven't had any backup failures, but I've also had TM turned off since day 1... I had found it typically interfered with stability and performance... and having it turned off greatly improved both of those 2 things. Unfortunately, there's still yet another TM component you can't turn off (ASD) that has been known to interfere with scripts if they contain certain kinds of commands. I think this recently happened with Skynet, where the file would just get deleted upon install.That didn't fix it but I seem to have fixed it now. There was an error creating the backup
After a reboot, the same. On a hunch I disabled all Trend Micro stuff and since another reboot everything is working fine now. I'm not going to cast aspersions here but could a Trend Micro signature update have changed something? It's never caused problems before but we have had a couple of updates from TM recently. Perhaps a change to harden AIProtection, specifically AiProtectionMonitor.db? Anyone else seen this or similar?Code:Jun 23 2024 07:20:09 ripshod BACKUPMON[11733] - tar: read error: Input/output error Jun 23 2024 07:20:10 ripshod BACKUPMON[11733] - **ERROR**: Errors detected creating JFFS tar file.
Follow-up:
Added the following line to my exclusions file does seem to fix it, so no worries in anyone needs AiProtection running:
Code:/jffs/.sys/AiProtectionMonitor/AiProtectionMonitor.db
I was a victim of the ASD debacle, I remember the members coming together on that one.Nice find! Haven't had any backup failures, but I've also had TM turned off since day 1... I had found it typically interfered with stability and performance... and having it turned off greatly improved both of those 2 things. Unfortunately, there's still yet another TM component you can't turn off (ASD) that has been known to interfere with scripts if they contain certain kinds of commands. I think this recently happened with Skynet, where the file would just get deleted upon install.
Oh yeah! LOL that's right. You've definitely been in the trenches on that one! LOLI was a victim of the ASD debacle, I remember the members coming together on that one.
As for the TM updates, that's just me presuming. Nothing else had changed, you know? That, and the exclusion working.
Try something like this:As fast as I can see BACKUPMON has only 4 flags. Maybe explain it and I'll do. I have Scribe installed but I could remove it to get the router log options back.
tar -zvcf /tmp/mnt/UNCDRIVE/backupfolder/jffs.tar.gz -C /jffs .
mount -t cifs $UNC $UNCDRIVE -o "vers=${SMBVER},username=${BTUSERNAME},password=${UNENCPWD}"
Strange, but it completes now, with AIprotection active and the exclusion removed.Try something like this:
Code:tar -zvcf /tmp/mnt/UNCDRIVE/backupfolder/jffs.tar.gz -C /jffs .
Oh, make sure your drive is mounted, here's the basic verbiage - replace the $ with your info... I know this is all a manual PITA...
Code:mount -t cifs $UNC $UNCDRIVE -o "vers=${SMBVER},username=${BTUSERNAME},password=${UNENCPWD}"
Oh isn't that frustrating. Back to square 1.Strange, but it completes now, with AIprotection active and the exclusion removed.
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