NAS Support For Ubuntu 16.04
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I've purchased the 'Western Digital MyBook Live 2TB Personal Cloud Storage'. It supports NAS. I am trying to setup automatic backups. (Something like rysnc which may run daily to backup my /home folder.
I found this thread giving the instruction:
sudo apt-get install pyNeighborhood
This is from 2010. I am getting the error
Unable to locate package pyNeighborhood
I don't want to risk corrupting my Ubuntu 16.04 desktop. Is there a similar package that is suitable?
16.04 mount backup nas
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I've purchased the 'Western Digital MyBook Live 2TB Personal Cloud Storage'. It supports NAS. I am trying to setup automatic backups. (Something like rysnc which may run daily to backup my /home folder.
I found this thread giving the instruction:
sudo apt-get install pyNeighborhood
This is from 2010. I am getting the error
Unable to locate package pyNeighborhood
I don't want to risk corrupting my Ubuntu 16.04 desktop. Is there a similar package that is suitable?
16.04 mount backup nas
edited Mar 18 at 3:52
Maki
1376
asked Mar 18 at 3:39
Ron Piggott
2541218
add a comment |Â
up vote
0
down vote
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up vote
0
down vote
favorite
I've purchased the 'Western Digital MyBook Live 2TB Personal Cloud Storage'. It supports NAS. I am trying to setup automatic backups. (Something like rysnc which may run daily to backup my /home folder.
I found this thread giving the instruction:
sudo apt-get install pyNeighborhood
This is from 2010. I am getting the error
Unable to locate package pyNeighborhood
I don't want to risk corrupting my Ubuntu 16.04 desktop. Is there a similar package that is suitable?
16.04 mount backup nas
edited Mar 18 at 3:52
Maki
1376
asked Mar 18 at 3:39
Ron Piggott
2541218
I've purchased the 'Western Digital MyBook Live 2TB Personal Cloud Storage'. It supports NAS. I am trying to setup automatic backups. (Something like rysnc which may run daily to backup my /home folder.
I found this thread giving the instruction:
sudo apt-get install pyNeighborhood
This is from 2010. I am getting the error
Unable to locate package pyNeighborhood
I don't want to risk corrupting my Ubuntu 16.04 desktop. Is there a similar package that is suitable?
16.04 mount backup nas
16.04 mount backup nas
edited Mar 18 at 3:52
Maki
1376
asked Mar 18 at 3:39
Ron Piggott
2541218
edited Mar 18 at 3:52
Maki
1376
asked Mar 18 at 3:39
Ron Piggott
2541218
edited Mar 18 at 3:52
Maki
1376
edited Mar 18 at 3:52
Maki
1376
edited Mar 18 at 3:52
Maki
1376
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asked Mar 18 at 3:39
Ron Piggott
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asked Mar 18 at 3:39
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If I'm not wrong, you can browser content of network disk "out-of-the-box" in Ubuntu, e.g., via samba [CTRL+L in nautilus and put in address bar
smb://hostname (or IP)]. The same can be obtained with afp, sshfs.
If you want to use it as backup I recommend some of the "supported" programs. See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BackupYourSystem
answered Mar 18 at 5:41
Jacek Herbrych
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I want to use rsync
– Ron Piggott
Mar 18 at 5:54
I guess to use rsync you will have to have network disk always mounted (or at least at the time rsync is executed). In order to achieve this see: askubuntu.com/questions/420455/… and ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2219544
– Jacek Herbrych
Mar 18 at 6:04
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Just based on your Unable to locate package pyNeighborhood error, something's wrong since the pyneighborhood package is still in the Ubuntu repositories for trusty, xenial, artful, and bionic.
Do you have a regular Ubuntu software source (in /etc/apt/sources or /etc/apt/sources.list.d/) and have you done an apt-get update before attempting install? It should work.
answered Mar 18 at 7:43
Xen2050
6,36412041
It was case sensitive! sudo apt install pyneighborhood
– Ron Piggott
Mar 18 at 12:38
There's that too, I use Synaptic so there's very little typing required. Or if using apt-get it can tab-complete packages & commands, so that's another double-check.
– Xen2050
Mar 18 at 14:48
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2 Answers
2
active
oldest
votes
2 Answers
2
active
oldest
votes
active
oldest
votes
active
oldest
votes
up vote
2
down vote
accepted
If I'm not wrong, you can browser content of network disk "out-of-the-box" in Ubuntu, e.g., via samba [CTRL+L in nautilus and put in address bar
smb://hostname (or IP)]. The same can be obtained with afp, sshfs.
If you want to use it as backup I recommend some of the "supported" programs. See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BackupYourSystem
answered Mar 18 at 5:41
Jacek Herbrych
1716
I want to use rsync
– Ron Piggott
Mar 18 at 5:54
I guess to use rsync you will have to have network disk always mounted (or at least at the time rsync is executed). In order to achieve this see: askubuntu.com/questions/420455/… and ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2219544
– Jacek Herbrych
Mar 18 at 6:04
add a comment |Â
up vote
2
down vote
accepted
If I'm not wrong, you can browser content of network disk "out-of-the-box" in Ubuntu, e.g., via samba [CTRL+L in nautilus and put in address bar
smb://hostname (or IP)]. The same can be obtained with afp, sshfs.
If you want to use it as backup I recommend some of the "supported" programs. See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BackupYourSystem
answered Mar 18 at 5:41
Jacek Herbrych
1716
I want to use rsync
– Ron Piggott
Mar 18 at 5:54
I guess to use rsync you will have to have network disk always mounted (or at least at the time rsync is executed). In order to achieve this see: askubuntu.com/questions/420455/… and ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2219544
– Jacek Herbrych
Mar 18 at 6:04
add a comment |Â
up vote
2
down vote
accepted
up vote
2
down vote
accepted
If I'm not wrong, you can browser content of network disk "out-of-the-box" in Ubuntu, e.g., via samba [CTRL+L in nautilus and put in address bar
smb://hostname (or IP)]. The same can be obtained with afp, sshfs.
If you want to use it as backup I recommend some of the "supported" programs. See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BackupYourSystem
answered Mar 18 at 5:41
Jacek Herbrych
1716
If I'm not wrong, you can browser content of network disk "out-of-the-box" in Ubuntu, e.g., via samba [CTRL+L in nautilus and put in address bar
smb://hostname (or IP)]. The same can be obtained with afp, sshfs.
If you want to use it as backup I recommend some of the "supported" programs. See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BackupYourSystem
answered Mar 18 at 5:41
Jacek Herbrych
1716
answered Mar 18 at 5:41
Jacek Herbrych
1716
answered Mar 18 at 5:41
Jacek Herbrych
1716
answered Mar 18 at 5:41
Jacek Herbrych
1716
1716
I want to use rsync
– Ron Piggott
Mar 18 at 5:54
I guess to use rsync you will have to have network disk always mounted (or at least at the time rsync is executed). In order to achieve this see: askubuntu.com/questions/420455/… and ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2219544
– Jacek Herbrych
Mar 18 at 6:04
add a comment |Â
I want to use rsync
– Ron Piggott
Mar 18 at 5:54
I guess to use rsync you will have to have network disk always mounted (or at least at the time rsync is executed). In order to achieve this see: askubuntu.com/questions/420455/… and ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2219544
– Jacek Herbrych
Mar 18 at 6:04
I want to use rsync
– Ron Piggott
Mar 18 at 5:54
I want to use rsync
– Ron Piggott
Mar 18 at 5:54
I guess to use rsync you will have to have network disk always mounted (or at least at the time rsync is executed). In order to achieve this see: askubuntu.com/questions/420455/… and ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2219544
– Jacek Herbrych
Mar 18 at 6:04
I guess to use rsync you will have to have network disk always mounted (or at least at the time rsync is executed). In order to achieve this see: askubuntu.com/questions/420455/… and ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2219544
– Jacek Herbrych
Mar 18 at 6:04
add a comment |Â
up vote
1
down vote
Just based on your Unable to locate package pyNeighborhood error, something's wrong since the pyneighborhood package is still in the Ubuntu repositories for trusty, xenial, artful, and bionic.
Do you have a regular Ubuntu software source (in /etc/apt/sources or /etc/apt/sources.list.d/) and have you done an apt-get update before attempting install? It should work.
answered Mar 18 at 7:43
Xen2050
6,36412041
It was case sensitive! sudo apt install pyneighborhood
– Ron Piggott
Mar 18 at 12:38
There's that too, I use Synaptic so there's very little typing required. Or if using apt-get it can tab-complete packages & commands, so that's another double-check.
– Xen2050
Mar 18 at 14:48
add a comment |Â
up vote
1
down vote
Just based on your Unable to locate package pyNeighborhood error, something's wrong since the pyneighborhood package is still in the Ubuntu repositories for trusty, xenial, artful, and bionic.
Do you have a regular Ubuntu software source (in /etc/apt/sources or /etc/apt/sources.list.d/) and have you done an apt-get update before attempting install? It should work.
answered Mar 18 at 7:43
Xen2050
6,36412041
It was case sensitive! sudo apt install pyneighborhood
– Ron Piggott
Mar 18 at 12:38
There's that too, I use Synaptic so there's very little typing required. Or if using apt-get it can tab-complete packages & commands, so that's another double-check.
– Xen2050
Mar 18 at 14:48
add a comment |Â
up vote
1
down vote
up vote
1
down vote
Just based on your Unable to locate package pyNeighborhood error, something's wrong since the pyneighborhood package is still in the Ubuntu repositories for trusty, xenial, artful, and bionic.
Do you have a regular Ubuntu software source (in /etc/apt/sources or /etc/apt/sources.list.d/) and have you done an apt-get update before attempting install? It should work.
answered Mar 18 at 7:43
Xen2050
6,36412041
Just based on your Unable to locate package pyNeighborhood error, something's wrong since the pyneighborhood package is still in the Ubuntu repositories for trusty, xenial, artful, and bionic.
Do you have a regular Ubuntu software source (in /etc/apt/sources or /etc/apt/sources.list.d/) and have you done an apt-get update before attempting install? It should work.
answered Mar 18 at 7:43
Xen2050
6,36412041
answered Mar 18 at 7:43
Xen2050
6,36412041
answered Mar 18 at 7:43
Xen2050
6,36412041
answered Mar 18 at 7:43
Xen2050
6,36412041
6,36412041
It was case sensitive! sudo apt install pyneighborhood
– Ron Piggott
Mar 18 at 12:38
There's that too, I use Synaptic so there's very little typing required. Or if using apt-get it can tab-complete packages & commands, so that's another double-check.
– Xen2050
Mar 18 at 14:48
add a comment |Â
It was case sensitive! sudo apt install pyneighborhood
– Ron Piggott
Mar 18 at 12:38
There's that too, I use Synaptic so there's very little typing required. Or if using apt-get it can tab-complete packages & commands, so that's another double-check.
– Xen2050
Mar 18 at 14:48
It was case sensitive! sudo apt install pyneighborhood
– Ron Piggott
Mar 18 at 12:38
It was case sensitive! sudo apt install pyneighborhood
– Ron Piggott
Mar 18 at 12:38
There's that too, I use Synaptic so there's very little typing required. Or if using apt-get it can tab-complete packages & commands, so that's another double-check.
– Xen2050
Mar 18 at 14:48
There's that too, I use Synaptic so there's very little typing required. Or if using apt-get it can tab-complete packages & commands, so that's another double-check.
– Xen2050
Mar 18 at 14:48
add a comment |Â
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