To find your PUID and GUID use id user as below: Using these variables, the container will create a user at boot time (only one per container) and the data will be stored directly in the volume /timemachine, without subfolders.
NETATALK GITHUB PASSWORD
For USERNAME the account Backup along with a PASSWORD was created. In the example below, the Docker instance is running on server central. Go to System Preferences, and open Time Machine settings. If you use Avahi, open Finder, go to Shared and connect to your server with your new username and password.Īlternatively (or if you don't use Avahi) from Finder press CMD-K and type afp://your-server where your-server can be your server's name or IP address (e.g., afp://my-server or afp://192.168.0.5). Your Mac allows outgoing connections (Little Snitch?)
Your server can receive traffic on port 548 and 636 (e.g., ufw allow 548, ( 636 respectively)). Restart Avahi's daemon: sudo /etc/init.d/avahi-daemon restart.Copy the service description file from avahi/rvice to /etc/avahi/services/rvice.Copy the file from avahi/nf to /etc/nf.
NETATALK GITHUB INSTALL
Install avahi-daemon: run sudo apt-get install avahi-daemon avahi-utils.If you want to enable this feature, you can install Avahi daemon on your host following these steps (Ubuntu version): Step 3 - Enable Auto DiscoveryĪvahi daemon is commonly used to help your computers to find the services provided by a server.Īvahi isn't built into this Docker image because, due to Docker's networking limitations, Avahi can't spread it's messages to announce the services. Now you have a docker instance running netatalk. It indicates the max volume size for that user. VOL_ROOT should be an absolute path, preferably a sub-path of /timemachine (e.g., /timemachine/backup), so it will be stored in the according sub-path of your external volume.VOL_NAME will be the name of the volume shown on your OSX as the network drive.$ docker exec timemachine add-account -i 1000 -g 1000 USERNAME PASSWORD VOL_NAME VOL_ROOT
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