*SOLVED* Crashplan Install Issue

[danewood]

So following the Wiki for installing Crashplan, step one on setting up the HDA it wants you to modify /usr/local/crashplan/conf/my.service.xml however that file does not exist to modify. I first installed the app on my HDA after I purchased it. But I can not get any farther becuase I can't edit the config file since it doe snot exist. Did it get moved or something and the wiki never updated?

[bigfoot65]

What version of Amahi are you using? If Amahi 7, it should be there.

For Ubuntu, you will need to file a bug report at https://bugs.amahi.org. We will prioritize it with other current issues.

EDIT: For Amahi 7, check to ensure CrashPlan is running. As root user, do:

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systemctl status crashplan

Also check /var/log/amahi-app-installer.log for errors.

[bigfoot65]

BTW, for Amahi 7 this app is not LIVE. We are testing it and if you are willing to help, that would be great.

[danewood]

Amahi 7.1 on Fedora 19. There is no /usr/local/crashplan directory. Upon further poking around using locate I found the install script. So I manualy ran the install and it aborted.

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The current version of Java (1.8) is incompatible with CrashPlan. Please install one of the following version of the Sun JRE or OpenJDK: 1.5 1.6 1.7

I checked and I do have versions 1.5-1.8 installed. I do not recall however how to change the default version to 1.7 so I can get Crashplan to install.

[danewood]

Also more than happy to help beta test it. Happy to help with what ever help is needed.

[danewood]

My bad I misread the output it said I had 1.8 installed and 1.5-1.8 is available. SO I installed JAva 1.7 and that resolved it

[danewood]

So something to keep in mind I used the Fedora iwth AMahi 7.1 iso to install from so it looks like it installs 1.8 not 1.7.

[bigfoot65]

The app does not require you install java on the HDA. The install script automatically downloads it for you and installs. Please add a copy of the CrashPlan specific lines from /var/log/amahi-app-installer.log file to bug report https://bugs.amahi.org/issues/1291.

If you had to do more than change the one file, something did not complete correctly on the install. I have tested this numerous times and it always installs the Java. The my.service.xml is present too.

[danewood]

Details for the install issue posted on bug report

[bigfoot65]

Think it's resolved. Added Java 1.7 as dependency.

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