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I am using a 256gb usb stick and for me this needs to be addressed fast as the default locations of folders do not map to any location rendering the software useless its a good job I looked before losing any photos
If I correctly understood your issue, you would like to have an option to configure a base folder at the destination? Same for all destinations?
at USB /basefolder/... at GoogleDrive /basefolder/... ...
That shouldn't be a big deal. I'm on holiday this week and if you confirm the above you will get this in week 3.
at the moment the defaultt folders are for example /media/storage but my external storage is /media/vault/ so if i can change the folder to /media/vault/storage.
so yes that would be the base folder location
the folders that LBB crate are /media/storage /media/source /media/cloud /media/iOS
Now I think I got you wrong. Lbb mounts as you wrote correctly below /media. But you want to mount it elsewhere? This does not effect the content of your storage. So why?
I thought, you want to effect your storage. If you mount your storage at /media/storage and define another basefolder "vault", my idea was to copy the backup to /media/storage/vault/. So on your device your backup would be below /vault. But this is not what you need?
from what I can tell folders in the /mount directory are on the internal memory and not the external device at /mount/vault which at a later point I can unplug the external storage and access the files on a PC also my sd card is 32Gb which is smaller than my cameras card
Thanks for getting back to me
External devices are mounted unter /media. Storage for example is mounted at /media/storage. When you disconnect storage and connect it to your PC, root of your device is what you had before at /media/storage.
Am 2. Januar 2022 18:32:46 MEZ schrieb Glen Errington @.***>:
from what I can tell folders in the /mount directory are on the internal memory and not the external device at /mount/vault which at a later point I can unplug the external storage and access the files on a PC also my sd card is 32Gb which is smaller than my cameras card
Thanks for getting back to me
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Sorry but no files are on my external device they are still on the Raspberry Pi.
To use your example of /media/storage unless you tell the OS where the storage should put files it will keep them locally as to how else would the system know that you want the files on the external drive or local drive.
external drivers can be mounted in one of two ways automatically mounted get put into/media
For proper external drives like WD 1 TB Elements Portable External Hard Drive you need to manually edit the fstab and can be mounted anywhere but most tutorials like https://pimylifeup.com/raspberry-pi-mount-usb-drive/ will suggest you create a folder in and then mount to /mnt
As my USB stick is of the automatically mounted type then any files will need to be placed in the /media/vault example I gave above.
Do you use an actual version of lbb? If course if you edit fstab, you will kill all the logic of little backup box, this will never work. I don't have any problem with my SanDisk 1TB. Please just du a new installation, don't change anything (!!!), just use the settings of the GUI. Start the backup by the GUI and follow the instructions of the display or the log you see into the GUI.
I am about to do another fresh install of LBB and I don't need to edit fstab as my USB is a SanDisk Ultra Fit so it's an automount and I did state that my drive would automount
Automount on Debian (Raspbian) lite?! Or did you install the desktop-version?
full version raspberry pi os legacy
and again no files transfered to usb drive I am Know projects on here are done by volunteers but I expect projects to work
for proff i am running LBB heres a log output
21:27:33 Backup complete. Do not unplug! Power down via web UI
21:27:30 Backup status: 0 of 0 ?%
21:27:29 /var/www/little-backup-box/tmp/sync.log: >>>>> File not found. <<<<<
21:27:27 Camera o.k. Working... Ready Connect camera
21:27:24 Ready Connect camera Ext. storage o.k. size: 29G
21:27:20 Ext. storage o.k. size: 29G free: 25G Ready
21:27:19 mount_device RESULT=--uuid 54FEC3FAFEC3D282
21:27:17 DEVICE_IDENT_THIS='--uuid 54FEC3FAFEC3D282' ('/dev/sda1') prepared to mount at '/media/storage'
21:27:17 Ready Insert storage IP (online): 169.254.167.220
21:27:16 Destination: external
21:27:16 Source: camera
21:27:01 IP (online): 169.254.167.220 Backup complete. Do not unplug!
21:26:56 Backup complete. Do not unplug! Power down via web UI
21:26:53 Backup status: 0 of 0 ?%
21:26:53 /var/www/little-backup-box/tmp/sync.log: >>>>> File not found. <<<<<
21:26:50 Camera o.k. Working... IP (online): 169.254.167.220
Very good, we need guys like you to take the project forward. Where could you help with your expectations? By the way, did you read the manual? Please use the lite version as mentioned there, NOT the full version.
Did you switch on the camera before connecting? As the log tells, there where zero files transferred.
I have downloaded raspbian_lite-2020-02-14 since the release of bullseye the "legacy" version of the os is only available in full version.
provided that copy of the log to show you I was using LBB
https://www.raspberrypi.com/software/operating-systems/#raspberry-pi-os-32-bit Release date: October 30th 2021
As discussed here: https://discuss.pixls.us/t/custom-backup-directory/21444/8
It is currently not possible to select the destiation folders on the target SD card.