Crashplan/Systemd issues

[marbletravis]

Using this tutorial, I was able to get crashplan running just over a year ago on a dockstar box.

http://www.opticality.com/blog/2011/07/ ... oplug-pro/

I am trying to do the same thing now with a pogoplug v4 and am running into some issues that may be related to the latest version and systemd.

After following the tutorial, I can launch the crashplan service, but it just uses 100% cpu and is not responsive.

I ran into some issues installing/running java, which I fixed with this post viewtopic.php?f=18&t=3343

then I noticed rc.conf and rc.local were empty, which prompted me to isntall initscripts.

I am wondering if its an issue with the setup of crapshplan. Crashplan asks for the directories to the init scripts (SYSV), which used to be /etc/rc.d. I am not familiar with systemd, but does the init scripts directory change with systemd?

Also is there a way to get a version of arch linux for arm prior to systemd?

Thanks,
Travis

[moonman]

https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/crashplan/ which includes systemd service.

[marbletravis]

Excellent. I am in the process of building the package for ARM using the instructions here:

http://archlinuxarm.org/developers/building-packages

I am trying to makepkg and am getting an error, any thoughts?

-> Stripping unneeded symbols from binaries and libraries...
strip: Unable to recognise the format of the input file `./opt/crashplan/libjniwrap.so'

Thanks,
Travis

[WarheadsSE]

More than likely, that is an x86 binary file.

[moonman]

Then you can take .service file from the tarball. Wonder why crashplan supplies precompiled libs.

[marbletravis]

I got it. Thanks!

I ended up getting makepkg to work by having it strip all of the .so files, as far as I can tell the .so files are all x86/64 binaries. Then I added back in a arm version of libjtux.so, which I believe is all is needed for the service.

I am going to talk to the original tutorial creator and hopefully get the tutorial updated.

Thanks for your help.