Then I created the folder in Ubuntu where I wanted to mount my shares: sudo mkdir /mnt/shares/share1 sudo mkdir /mnt/shares/share2 Then I jumped into the VM and installed NFS: sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get upgrade sudo apt-get install nfs-common I created an Ubuntu VM and made sure to add the UnRAID share /mnt/user (or wherever the data is you want to backup)

Expand the data folder and you will see all your shares in unRAID. If you click on Settings you can choose what to backup. You should see your new docker container there. Once it is setup, you can configure what you want to backup from your idrive dashboard ( ). That's it, just follow the prompts to setup the server in your idrive account. Once you are in, type: perl /config/scripts/account_ (or if you didn't modify the script, perl /config/scripts/account_)ħ. Bash into the new container (in the Docker tab of unRAID, click on the question mark icon next to the container name and click Console.Ħ. My $uname = change the line my $upasswd = Helpers::getAndValidate(, 'password', 0) Ĭ) save the modified file as account_ĥ. This will avoid you having to manually type them in later:Ī) change the line my $uname = Helpers::getAndValidate(, 'username', 1) (optional) Modify the account_ script and add your idrive username and password. If you don't have the scripts, let me know and I can send them to you.Ĥ. Copy the idrive Linux scripts into the folder /mnt/user/appdata/idrive_ubuntu/. You should see the new container you just created.ģ. Once this is done, exit out of the terminal. I mounted the /mnt/user folder as read only because it should only need to read from that folder for the backups.Ģ. usr/local/emhttp/plugins//scripts/docker run -it -name='idrive_ubuntu-ur1' -net='bridge' -e TZ='Australia/Sydney' -e HOST_OS='Unraid' -v '/mnt/user/':'/data':'ro' -v '/mnt/user/appdata/idrive_ubuntu/':'/config':'rw' 'python'Ĭhange your Timezone and the name of the container if you want. So just open a teminal (the little symbol in the top right hand corner of the unRAID dashboard) and type: I couldn't find a way to do this in the GUI. You have to run the Docker container in interactive mode or it will just shut down because it has nothing to do. I mounted a folder for the config file as well ad the /mnt/user directory so I can choose what to backup. I used the 'Python' container because it seemed to have Perl and everything I needed.

Create a new Docker container based on a version of Linux that has all the dependancies. My bad! If you're still intrested, here is the method I used.ġ. So sorry! I come here so rarely and didn't turn on 'Notify me of replies'.

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