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slewis1972 |
2010-02-17
, 21:18
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Yep, I am using fcron as per my last post. So far seems to be working fine.
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2010-02-19
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@ Poole, UK
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Originally Posted by slewis1972
Ok, I'm sorry for being such a noob, but is it possible that you could explain what each line does, I am assuming that the lines with a # at the front are comments.
Ok -heres an update as it may help others.
I have successfully, finally, mapped my n900 to my readynas. Key issue was cifs not starting at bootup. So got it starting with:
depmod -a
Code:
echo start on startup > /etc/event.d/cifs
echo exec modprobe cifs >> /etc/event.d/cifsbefault
At this point I created a folder called "NAS" in /media
I have then created a scripts folder in /root/scripts as I was getting permission issues where else I put it.
In the script I have
#!/bin/sh
set -x
#mount NAS
mount -tcifs //xxxxxxxxx/media /media/NAS -ouser=xxxxxxxx,pass=xxxxxxx,ip=xxxxxx
#Transfer podcasts
rsync -r -t -o --ignore-existing --remove-sent-files /media/NAS/Music/podcasts /home/user/MyDocs/.sounds/Podcasts/
#transfer Music
rsync -r -t -o --delete --ignore-existing /media/NAS/Music/Music/ /home/user/MyDocs/.sounds/Music/
I then placed this line in cron.d. Not sure its the right one but believe it is:
0 21 * * * /root/scripts/syncfiles.sh
what about the depmod -a and the 2 lines with echo on them.
I have tried mounting the network drive, but am unable to do so, it says No Such Device.
Does the username need to be in the format DOMAIN\user, or just user?
What, if any apps do I need to install prior to trying this?
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2010-02-19
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The depod line starts cifs when you reboot your phone, otherwise cifs wont start.
In the media player, can you can you see your network share and access it?
Have you created your folder on your N900 that you are mounting?
In ref to domain users, not sure there as I worked it out based on other posts.
In ref to apps, not sure there as mine worked but I did have Wizard Mounter installed as that may help you.
Also - have you tried grsync as others have had success with this. It did not work for me initially.
Scott
In the media player, can you can you see your network share and access it?
Have you created your folder on your N900 that you are mounting?
In ref to domain users, not sure there as I worked it out based on other posts.
In ref to apps, not sure there as mine worked but I did have Wizard Mounter installed as that may help you.
Also - have you tried grsync as others have had success with this. It did not work for me initially.
Scott
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2010-02-19
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@ Poole, UK
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Ok, so it seems like I was having problems with the first bit that sets up cifs, but I installed the kernel-module-cifs (either in extras-devel or extras-testing), then the mounting worked no problem at all.
So, I guess i now need to find out what happens if the network location isn't avialable (i.e. i'm not in range of my wireless), and maybe do something so that it is only mounted when available
So, I guess i now need to find out what happens if the network location isn't avialable (i.e. i'm not in range of my wireless), and maybe do something so that it is only mounted when available
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2010-03-31
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Joined on Feb 2010
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when I run rsync without the --ignore-existing switch on N900, all files I am trying to synchronize are retransfered, even the source and destination files are the same. With the switch it runs quickly but I don't think old files on N900 will get updated.
I use the same command for PC to PC synchronization, which works flawlessly. Is this a bug in N900's rsync?
Here's my rsync command:
rsync -ortv --exclude '*~' --delete -e ssh me@192.168.1.20:/home/singleton/music/ /home/user/MyDocs/.sounds/
I use the same command for PC to PC synchronization, which works flawlessly. Is this a bug in N900's rsync?
Here's my rsync command:
rsync -ortv --exclude '*~' --delete -e ssh me@192.168.1.20:/home/singleton/music/ /home/user/MyDocs/.sounds/
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2013-09-15
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when I run rsync without the --ignore-existing switch on N900, all files I am trying to synchronize are retransfered, even the source and destination files are the same. With the switch it runs quickly but I don't think old files on N900 will get updated.
BTW this only happens with music so I think that the media player does something to the files, cause I had no problem with pictures or other data.
I know the threat is old but maybe someone will fix this issue (if possible).