Server?

[Slartybart]

Current Behavior

Am being asked for a server for the first time. Have tried all the ones I can find on the Crashplan webpage, I'm using Cloud US 5, apparently.

Expected Behavior

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Steps To Reproduce

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Environment

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Container creation

Docker

Container log

gulp!

Container inspect

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Anything else?

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[Slartybart]

[jlesage]

Which CrashPlan plan/product did you subscribe to ? Did you create the container for the first time ?

If you are using the Small Business version, you can set the CRASHPLAN_SERVER_ADDRESS environment variable to SMB. See https://github.com/jlesage/docker-crashplan-pro#environment-variables

[Slartybart]

Thanks.... Yes, I tried that. It's definitely Crashplan for Small Business. I'll have another go.

[jlesage]

The SMB value is to be set to the environment variable CRASHPLAN_SERVER_ADDRESS. This variable is set during the creation of the container.

When CRASHPLAN_SERVER_ADDRESS=SMB, you should not be asked for a server address.

[Slartybart]

I'm really sorry... I'm obviously being really dim here. Now I'm getting this:

[jcormier]

Ive even tried putting the '=SMB' in

Drop the =

[jlesage]

The Value field should be set to SMB.

So the left field is CRASHPLAN_SERVER_ADDRESS, the right one is SMB.

[Slartybart]

Ok. Working now... I'd originally updated the container, but now I've deleted it and made a new one and used SMB in the last variable box. Thanks for everyone's help.......

[Slartybart]

Needed to delete container and re enter everything... NOT update as I'd normally done. After adopting my backup it seems to be scanning happily away.

[jlesage]

Great. Note that normally a container update would have been seamless, without requiring you to add CRASHPLAN_SERVER_ADDRESS nor to ask for a server address.