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We already use rsanpshot for backups. But its always feel safe to have more than one kind of backup.
Download the DMG file to your computer and double-click once the download is complete to mount it on your desktop. Navigate and open the mounted disk on your desktop, then double-click on the “Install CrashPlanPROe”. Follow the installation wizard to the end, accepting the EULA as you go through.During the process, your computer will. CrashPlan PRO installation & setup for Pro Backup CrashPlan PRO software install. Download the program for your operating systeem and start the installation process. You will find yourself in the introduction screen. On the left side you will see at what stage you are. Click bottomright on the button (Windows) or (Mac OS X). Jul 08, 2010 Description. Our software library provides a free download of CrashPlan Pro 4.8.3. This program was originally created by CrashPlan. The size of the latest installation package available is 106.3 MB. The program is sometimes referred to as 'CrashPlan Tray'. The most popular versions among CrashPlan Pro users are 4.8, 4.7 and 4.5.
For other type of backup, we use Crashplan. They support all major platforms, provides many options and have their service decently priced. It will take a separate post to list down all things I like about Crashplan so lets get back to work here!
What I wanted to do:
- Run Crashplan on Ubuntu Headless Server.
- Manage it using Crashplan desktop software on my Mac.
Preparation

Crashplan on Ubuntu will need Java Runtime (JRE). Crashplan can install it itself but I prefer to have more control over which JRE I end up putting on our server. They have almost 5 version of JAVA for Ubuntu!
Anyway, just run following command as root user or with sudo access:
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Next, we will install Crashplan directly.
Go to Crashplan site, select Linux version and copy-download link to grab latest Crashplan version. Crashplan 3.2.1 is latest as of July 2012.
Run following commands to download, uncompress and install CrashPlan or CrashPlan+…
If you are using CrashPlan PRO, use following…
Installer will ask you for many questions. Just keep hitting enter keys. Defaults options are all good to go ahead!
At this point Crashplan is running on your Ubuntu Server but it’s not backing anything yet! We will use Crashplan’s Desktop edition for Mac to start backup.
Troubleshooting
If your installation ends with warning:
Your Linux system is currently configured to watch 8192 files in real time.
We recommend using a larger value; see the CrashPlan support site for details
Then you need to tweak sysctl file:
Add…
Save changes…
Remote Management UI (using Mac)
Go to Crashplan’s site. This time download Crashplan for Mac & Install it.
If you have started Crashplan after installation, quit it.
Open terminal to edit Crashplan config file…
You can use any text-editor in case you don’e like Vim.
Find a line like below:

Change it to:
Note that we have changed port number from 4243 to 4200 (in case you thought we just uncomment it!).

Save file. Exit vim.
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Create SSH Tunnel from your mac to remote Ubuntu server using a command-like below:
Replace username andhostname with your a real username on your hostname. You can put your server IP address also.
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After you run above command, you will be logged into a shell on your server. Keep it running as its connecting your desktop crashplan to your server crashplan!
Finally, you can start your Crashplan on Mac and configure backup for your Ubuntu Server!
In case you are already using Crashplan to manage your Mac’s local backup:
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- You will need to exit from shell (to break connection)
- comment-out “servicePort” line in Crashplan config
- Restrat Crashplan so it will work with Mac’s local config
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There is no easy-way to switch between local & remote machines. (Atleast at the time of writing this…)