TheBrig - webgui extension for jail

[dave01978]

having issues trying to query the available tarbals, I get the following error

The following input errors were detected:
There seems to be a networking issue. I can't reach ftp.freebsd.org. Please check DNS and other networking settings. If networking is working, then ensure the ftp binary is present.
Alternatively, try it again to see if there was some transient network problem.

I reloaded the nas4free, reinstalled, rebooted in the log i get this
2015/05/08 03:07:24]: TheBrig error!: /mnt/nas/jail/conf/bin/ftp: Permission denied
a bunch of times

Anyone have any ideas?

[alexey123]

2015/05/08 03:07:24]: TheBrig error!: /mnt/nas/jail/conf/bin/ftp: Permission denied
a bunch of times

Anyone have any ideas?

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chmod 755 /mnt/nas/jail/conf/bin/ftp

[dave01978]

2015/05/08 03:07:24]: TheBrig error!: /mnt/nas/jail/conf/bin/ftp: Permission denied
a bunch of times

Anyone have any ideas?

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chmod 755 /mnt/nas/jail/conf/bin/ftp

That was it, thank you very much

[nlkelly]

Hi;
I have a basic question (noob question:)). I have the embedded nas4free (current) setup and the brig (0.8) installed and working with latest version of plex in a jail. I would like to use the archive function of the brig interface to backup my current installation of plex in it's jail. However, because i have links to the movie files ( located in the data section), the archive tries to tarball the jail and the movie (data) section as well ( about 609 G) . Is there a way to tell the brig to not archive the files outside the actual jail ( i have a running backup of the files in the data section). Thanks

[nlkelly]

Hi again;
i think i found the answer from a different thread on the brig. will try it tonight.

raulfg3 wrote:

oldskater wrote:One question though. The jail archiver? I have tried using it to back up my first jail (which is about 6.5MB) Once the archive was over 8GB I decided to kill the process.
Does that mean it was also backing up the entire mounted dir? (which is over 300GB)


YES, to avoid backup mounted dir, please first stop your jail ( so no mounted dirs are inside), and do the backup, once done, you can restart your jail.

[jay610]

Yes just back it up while the jail is stopped