Installing SpiderOakOne via command line
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My HD crashed but was able to access my SpiderOakOne backup data. Now I need to re-stall the application and add my new computer as a new device. I was able to download the appropriate .tgz file and extract it, but get stuck at that point.
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My HD crashed but was able to access my SpiderOakOne backup data. Now I need to re-stall the application and add my new computer as a new device. I was able to download the appropriate .tgz file and extract it, but get stuck at that point.
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asked Mar 21 at 8:19
Todd Edelman
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Why don't you try installing the .deb instead of the .tgz? Then your package manager can take care of the installation process.
– dsstorefile1
Mar 21 at 8:49
OK. I downloaded and extracted the .deb. I can't see it in Synaptic Package Manager and if just click on the extracted file it starts to open the Ubuntu Software app but keeps on processing - the rotating circle thing - and doesn't do anything else.
– Todd Edelman
Mar 21 at 22:40
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My HD crashed but was able to access my SpiderOakOne backup data. Now I need to re-stall the application and add my new computer as a new device. I was able to download the appropriate .tgz file and extract it, but get stuck at that point.
16.04 software-installation
asked Mar 21 at 8:19
Todd Edelman
78118
My HD crashed but was able to access my SpiderOakOne backup data. Now I need to re-stall the application and add my new computer as a new device. I was able to download the appropriate .tgz file and extract it, but get stuck at that point.
16.04 software-installation
16.04 software-installation
asked Mar 21 at 8:19
Todd Edelman
78118
asked Mar 21 at 8:19
Todd Edelman
78118
asked Mar 21 at 8:19
Todd Edelman
78118
asked Mar 21 at 8:19
Todd Edelman
78118
asked Mar 21 at 8:19
Todd Edelman
78118
78118
Why don't you try installing the .deb instead of the .tgz? Then your package manager can take care of the installation process.
– dsstorefile1
Mar 21 at 8:49
OK. I downloaded and extracted the .deb. I can't see it in Synaptic Package Manager and if just click on the extracted file it starts to open the Ubuntu Software app but keeps on processing - the rotating circle thing - and doesn't do anything else.
– Todd Edelman
Mar 21 at 22:40
add a comment |Â
Why don't you try installing the .deb instead of the .tgz? Then your package manager can take care of the installation process.
– dsstorefile1
Mar 21 at 8:49
OK. I downloaded and extracted the .deb. I can't see it in Synaptic Package Manager and if just click on the extracted file it starts to open the Ubuntu Software app but keeps on processing - the rotating circle thing - and doesn't do anything else.
– Todd Edelman
Mar 21 at 22:40
Why don't you try installing the .deb instead of the .tgz? Then your package manager can take care of the installation process.
– dsstorefile1
Mar 21 at 8:49
Why don't you try installing the .deb instead of the .tgz? Then your package manager can take care of the installation process.
– dsstorefile1
Mar 21 at 8:49
OK. I downloaded and extracted the .deb. I can't see it in Synaptic Package Manager and if just click on the extracted file it starts to open the Ubuntu Software app but keeps on processing - the rotating circle thing - and doesn't do anything else.
– Todd Edelman
Mar 21 at 22:40
OK. I downloaded and extracted the .deb. I can't see it in Synaptic Package Manager and if just click on the extracted file it starts to open the Ubuntu Software app but keeps on processing - the rotating circle thing - and doesn't do anything else.
– Todd Edelman
Mar 21 at 22:40
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Why don't you try installing the .deb instead of the .tgz? Then your package manager can take care of the installation process.
– dsstorefile1
Mar 21 at 8:49
OK. I downloaded and extracted the .deb. I can't see it in Synaptic Package Manager and if just click on the extracted file it starts to open the Ubuntu Software app but keeps on processing - the rotating circle thing - and doesn't do anything else.
– Todd Edelman
Mar 21 at 22:40