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remote_mount_plugin_for_omv5 [2021/07/07 00:22] – [Setting up an Rsycn Job] crashtestremote_mount_plugin_for_omv5 [2022/05/07 20:29] crashtest
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-Now we have two shared folders.  At this point, it's becoming obvious why using something to annotate “**remote**” ( **_R** ), in the shared folder name helps to prevent confusion.  With a pair of shared folders, one **local** and the other **remote**, the two can be rsycn'ed.+Now we have two shared folders.  At this point, it's becoming obvious why using something to annotate “**remote**” ( **_R** ), in the shared folder name helps to prevent confusion.  With a pair of shared folders, one **local** and the other **remote**, the two can be rsync'ed.
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-===== Setting up an Rsycn Job =====+===== Setting up an Rsync Job =====
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-First note that the job type is **Local**.  (When using Remote Mount, an Rsycn server is **not** required.)+First note that the job type is **Local**.  (When using Remote Mount, an Rsync server is **not** required.)
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-  * After the first replication event is complete, in subsequent jobs, rsync will only transfer new and changed files.  This makes rsycn very efficient and fast.+  * After the first replication event is complete, in subsequent jobs, rsync will only transfer new and changed files.  This makes rsync very efficient and fast.
   * In the Rsync Job's options, with the “**Keep Partially Transferred Files**” switch **ON**, even if a job is interrupted with a reboot or for some another reason, transferred files are not lost.   * In the Rsync Job's options, with the “**Keep Partially Transferred Files**” switch **ON**, even if a job is interrupted with a reboot or for some another reason, transferred files are not lost.
   * Turning the **Delete** switch **OFF**, may provide some degree of protection against accidentally deleted files.  However, it will be necessary to manually turn the Delete switch on, from time to time, to purge unwanted files.   * Turning the **Delete** switch **OFF**, may provide some degree of protection against accidentally deleted files.  However, it will be necessary to manually turn the Delete switch on, from time to time, to purge unwanted files.
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   * Log into OMV's GUI, on the **Backup Server**.   * Log into OMV's GUI, on the **Backup Server**.
-  * Under **Services**, **Rsycn**, in the **Jobs** tab, select the top Rsync job, and click the **Edit** button. At the top of the dialog box, change the **Enabled** switch from ON (green) to **OFF** (gray).  Proceed down the list, turning **ALL rsync jobs OFF**.+  * Under **Services**, **Rsync**, in the **Jobs** tab, select the top Rsync job, and click the **Edit** button. At the top of the dialog box, change the **Enabled** switch from ON (green) to **OFF** (gray).  Proceed down the list, turning **ALL rsync jobs OFF**.
   * Under **Services**, **SMB/CIF**, in the **Settings** Tab under **General Settings**, set **Enable** to **ON** (green).   * Under **Services**, **SMB/CIF**, in the **Settings** Tab under **General Settings**, set **Enable** to **ON** (green).
   * Notify users to use the Backup Server until further notice.   * Notify users to use the Backup Server until further notice.
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 **chown** is used to reset ownership and group access on incoming foreign files.\\ **chown** is used to reset ownership and group access on incoming foreign files.\\
 In the following, the left hand side of the colon is the “Owner” (**root**).  The right hand side of the colon is the “Group” (in this case **users**).\\  In the following, the left hand side of the colon is the “Owner” (**root**).  The right hand side of the colon is the “Group” (in this case **users**).\\ 
-''--chown=root:users''\\ +''−−chown=root:users''\\ 
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 **Others**, not part of the command, is any username that is NOT specifically called out as the “owner” or any member of the group “users”.\\  **Others**, not part of the command, is any username that is NOT specifically called out as the “owner” or any member of the group “users”.\\ 
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 **chmod** is used to define the permissions applied to the Owner, the Group, and others.\\  **chmod** is used to define the permissions applied to the Owner, the Group, and others.\\ 
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-''--chmod=0775'' +''−−chmod=0775'' 
  
 On the Primary (remote) server, [[https://winscp.net/eng/download.php|WinSCP]] can be used to determine the permissions and settings needed for incoming files, as shown below.  (Details for setting up WinSCP are available → [[https://openmediavault.readthedocs.io/en/5.x/new_user_guide/newuserguide.html#winscp|here]].)   The “Octal” 0775 are permissions that directly correspond to: On the Primary (remote) server, [[https://winscp.net/eng/download.php|WinSCP]] can be used to determine the permissions and settings needed for incoming files, as shown below.  (Details for setting up WinSCP are available → [[https://openmediavault.readthedocs.io/en/5.x/new_user_guide/newuserguide.html#winscp|here]].)   The “Octal” 0775 are permissions that directly correspond to: