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Ich habe versucht auf meinem NAS von einer anderen Linux-Maschine ein Backup via rsync durchzuführen. Das hat aber leider nicht so geklappt, wie ich es mir vorgestellt habe.
Nach dem Anpassen einiger Einstellungen lief es dann aber.

Ich bin wie folgt vorgegangen:

1. Log in to the Synology Diskstation web frontend, usually at http://ip_address:5000/ or https://ip_address:5001/.
2. Click the main menu icon in the top left.
3. Select Backup & Replication from the menu.
4. Select Backup Services in the window that pops Up.
5. Check the Enable network backup and the Use customized rsync configuration box and click Apply.
6. Make sure to allow rsync connections through the Diskstation firewall if prompted.
7. Now SSH in to the Diskstation (instructions on how to do this are easy to find on the web if you haven’t already enabled SSH).
8. Run

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   grep rsync /etc/synoinfo.conf

   and check that

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   use_rsyncd_conf

   is set to

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   "yes"

   , including quotes.
9. Edit the rsync configuration file as required - it's in

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   /etc/rsyncd.conf

   . Example share config info is below.
10. Restart the rsync daemon with

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    /usr/syno/etc.defaults/rc.sysv/S84rsyncd.sh stop && /usr/syno/etc.defaults/rc.sysv/S84rsyncd.sh start

    .
11. Test the share works with a command like

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    rsync --recursive --dry-run ip_address::share_name/ test

    from a remote machine

Here is a sample share config section to put into /etc/rsyncd.conf, creating a read-only share that’s accessible without authentication from 192.168.1.1: