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Can anyone confirm that I can install Lchown into my NAS 323?
How big really this file? I tried install it into NAS 321 and something happen that makes me have to restart and resetup raid.
I want to use NAS 321 and NAS 323 as central backup server in HyperVM. The requirement is to install Lchown inside the backup server.
From lxlabs:
http://forum.lxlabs.com/index.php?t=msg&goto=31364
Please note that you WILL need root access on the backup server. This is because you are transferring not just personal files, but rather entire vpses, which are full fledged machines with users, all of which have to be properly replicated on the backup server. To preserve the proper permissions of the users, it is a must that you have the privileges to create files owned by different users on the backup server, and this cannot be done if you are a non-root user. So super user privileges on the backup server is a must. Nowadays the prevalence of vpses means that you can get a backup system with full root access itself.
You will need to install the perl Lchown module on the backup server. So on the backup server run this:
Code:
perl -MCPAN -e "install Lchown"
Also, The steps required for backup:
You have to create a passwordless ssh channel from the master to each backup server. This is the only ssh access you will need to configure. This can be accomplished by running the scpid.sh script that comes with hypervm.
The username has to be root, since you need to replicate entire userids on the backup server.
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Nevermind. I tried it for the 4th times and this time it works.
Mind that this is an offsite installation.
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