SOLVED Backup to NAS via SMB

[smilebasti]

Is there the possiblity to make a Backup to a Nas?
The Nas is using either SMB or Ftp for access.
It is the Nas System from a FritzBox.
Thanks

[yusf]

Not IIRC. If you use a NAS that’s able to run Docker you may spin up a Minio instance and use that as backup target.

[girish]

@smilebasti SMB/CIFS should work. See https://cloudron.io/documentation/backups/#sambacifs . Just mount it using the charset and then use the Filesystem backend on Cloudron.

[yusf]

@girish Nice. Stuff is happening on every aspect of this product

[smilebasti]

Thanks. It worked
I only had to add vers=1.0 because my NAS (FritzBox) only uses SMB 1.

[smilebasti]

As it finally finished Uploading i got this error. Any thoughts on how to solve this and may recognize the Permission earlier?

Feb 13 19:44:23 box:tasks 1228: {"percent":26,"message":"Copying /backups/snapshot/app_0b0ea93e-1a87-4172-805c-c4171fd00c88.tar.gz to /backups/2020-02-13-110006-815/app_0b0ea93e-1a87-4172-805c-c4171fd00c88_2020-02-13-194423-405_v4.3.1.tar.gz (cloud.wieser.myhome-server.de)"}
Feb 13 19:44:23 box:shell copy spawn: /bin/cp -al /backups/snapshot/app_0b0ea93e-1a87-4172-805c-c4171fd00c88.tar.gz /backups/2020-02-13-110006-815/app_0b0ea93e-1a87-4172-805c-c4171fd00c88_2020-02-13-194423-405_v4.3.1.tar.gz
Feb 13 19:44:23 box:shell copy (stdout): /bin/cp:
Feb 13 19:44:23 box:shell copy (stdout): cannot create hard link '/backups/2020-02-13-110006-815/app_0b0ea93e-1a87-4172-805c-c4171fd00c88_2020-02-13-194423-405_v4.3.1.tar.gz' to '/backups/snapshot/app_0b0ea93e-1a87-4172-805c-c4171fd00c88.tar.gz'
Feb 13 19:44:23 box:shell copy (stdout): : Permission denied
Feb 13 19:44:23 box:shell copy (stdout):
Feb 13 19:44:23 box:shell copy code: 1, signal: null
Feb 13 19:44:23 box:backups cloud.wieser.myhome-server.de Unable to backup { BoxError: copy exited with code 1 signal null

[girish]

@smilebasti Possibly because the destination file system does not support hard links. In the Backup -> Configure, there is a checkbox to disable hard links.