madrang
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How to setup Unison in FreeNAS
Download Unison
8.2: i386, amd64 (DEAD)
8.3: i386, Amd64 (DEAD)
9.1: i386, Amd64 (DEAD)
9.3: i386, Amd64
11: i386, Amd64 (2.48.15 is also available)
Extract the file from the archive '/bin/unison' to a folder in one of your pools, all users should have read only access. Ex '/mnt/vol0/bin/unison'
Make sure your users can login using ssh and that they can run '/mnt/vol0/bin/unison -version'
Make a unison .prf file.
Also if some admin is reading this, i would love to add a page for this in the wiki "Setup Unison"
Edit: FreeBSD moved the packages and the old links stopped to work.
This can't easily be fixed as the new server does not allow listing folders.
PortMon was useful to find a freebsd build of Unison-nox11.
Download Unison
8.2: i386, amd64 (DEAD)
8.3: i386, Amd64 (DEAD)
9.1: i386, Amd64 (DEAD)
9.3: i386, Amd64
11: i386, Amd64 (2.48.15 is also available)
Extract the file from the archive '/bin/unison' to a folder in one of your pools, all users should have read only access. Ex '/mnt/vol0/bin/unison'
Make sure your users can login using ssh and that they can run '/mnt/vol0/bin/unison -version'
Make a unison .prf file.
Code:
# Roots of the synchronization label = Home on NAS root = /home/madrang/ root = ssh://madrang@192.168.1.16/ # Cmd to run unison on FreeNAS servercmd=/mnt/vol0/bin/unison
Also if some admin is reading this, i would love to add a page for this in the wiki "Setup Unison"
Edit: FreeBSD moved the packages and the old links stopped to work.
This can't easily be fixed as the new server does not allow listing folders.
PortMon was useful to find a freebsd build of Unison-nox11.
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