After loging in into newly created docker container I was welcome with those to errors. Insensitive bakup storage and On access virus scanner. How to deal with them?
Virus scanner is easy. Go into your Virus scanner and add an exception for the folder your URBackup backups are stored in. Tell your virus scanner to ignore this folder. Otherwise the virus scanner keeps fighting the incoming files and causes problems.
The first issue is less obvious. So I can only guess an answer. Which file system is on the backup target? And which file system are you backing up from?
For example - if you backup a XFS to a FAT32 target then assume you’d get issues.
The thing is Urbacku server is installed as a container in Docker Deskop on Windows server. So this antivirus messed is about windows MS Defender? If so where is located this temporary folder?
About the second for now there is no client connected to the server for now. Windows Server is on NTFS and this is form within container’s exec
It is basically telling you to perhaps use it on Windows directly and to not run it in a Linux VM with a mounted Windows share.
Perhaps. But in the same time I’ve added backup location to a Windows Virus&threat protection as @BatterPudding suggested and this problem is solved.
In the second one Urbackup says that the work around is disable. So this mean solution exists and could by turn on. Question is how to do it?
Which disk format are on the backup source and target? And what OS is the backup PC?
I don’t really experience this issue as I back from windows to linux system. So my most flexible OS is on the backup target.
For now I’ve installed only server. Since this is Docekr Desktop (WSL) and I mounted NTFS folder but I don’t how this mounting processes looks like. But it’s seam that what ever it’s it is now case sensitive. I’ve put screen from within a docker container exec if this helps somehow.
I don’t actually mean which URBackup is installed. I was trying to work out which computer operating system.
For example, if you are trying to backup to a FAT32 formatted external I assume there would be a problem.
When I run in a docker on a linux system the disk is XFS. But I am no expert on this stuff.
If this is a fresh setup, then I’d bin it and start again with XFS as it will have no issues.
So the folder and partition witch I mount to store there backup is a NTFS. Docker container sees this as a 9p, witch I’ve read is a filesystem protocol and also should by case sensitive…
The error message says it does not trust NTFS due to it not being case sensitive. But if all you are backing up to it are other Windows file systems (FAT\NTFS) then I guess that should not be an issue. Don’t know how to turn off the warning though. Guess you just click the “stop showing this error” text.