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Extremely slow backups to Hetzner Storage Box (rsync & tar.gz) – replacing MinIO used on a dedicated Cloudron

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  • jadudmJ Offline
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    wrote last edited by jadudm
    #21

    I'm struggling with this problem as well.

    I'm finding when I try and SSHFS with my TrueNAS box...

    1. Assuming the user is cloudback
    2. The path is /home/pool/dataset/cloudback
    3. I set my backup path to /home/pool/dataset/cloudback and my prefix to full

    Cloudron always changes the permissions on the directory /home/pool/dataset/cloudback to 777. This seems... grossly insecure. And, worse, it breaks SSH, because you can't have a filesystem above the .ssh directory with permissions that open.

    However, I also find that if I set the path deeper into the account (with no prefix), I avoid the permissions issue, and instead, I get backups that hang/lock, especially on Immich. (That could be unrelated.)

    My single biggest question is why is Cloudron setting perms to 777 anywhere?

    I'm trying again by creating a directory in the homedir, and using that as my base path. Then, within that, I'm using the "path" option to create subfolders. I don't have a reason I think this might help, but given comments above, I'm trying it. 🤷

    I use Cloudron on a DXP2800 NAS w/ 8TB in ZFS RAID1

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