There should be at least 3 copies of the data, stored on 2 different types of storage media, and one copy should be kept offsite, in a remote location (this can include cloud storage). There is a 3-2-1 backup rule 2 which is nice to follow: When you work more and more in IT you understand the importance of a good level of redundancy.Įverything breaks at some point (accidentally or on purpose), you need to have backups. It took some time to tune all the parameters of the Rclone 1 to successfully create an initial backup (around 400GB) and keep the network alive. I’m living in a place with not the fastest internet download/upload (39/12 Mbps) speeds. Please let me know if more info is required, and I will be happy to provide.Some time ago I concluded that it would be nice to have an offsite copy of the important data if something will go completely wrong. Could something non-obvious be tying up port 443? Thanks in advance. I tried adding another port to the Duplicacy container, but I could never get this change to apply and save. I tried adding port forwarding for Unraid, but this had no effect. The error message references port 443 on my router itself (Eero), not the Unraid IP. Deleting NextCloud and restarting the Unraid server made no difference. An incomplete NextCloud docker DID have a reference to port 443, but it was not running. I do not know where this port 443 is coming from, as no Duplicacy json file references it, nor is it listed under the container settings. When I enter Key ID, Application Key, and Bucket to recreate the storage, I see the following error in the logs:ħ 17:23:45 ERROR STORAGE_ERROR Head “ ”: dial tcp 192.168.7.1:443: connect: connection refused I ended up deleting the storage and backup info in Duplicacy and attempted to start from scratch. When trying to run the backup job I get the following error:ħ 17:23:45 Failed to check the storage at b2://SHARENAME: Head “ ”: dial tcp 192.168.7.1:443: connect: connection refused
It has suddenly stopped working, and for the life of me I have made zero changes to my Unraid config since this happened. The past 13 months, I’ve had BackBlaze and Duplicacy playing nice with my Unraid, backing up files from one of my shares.
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