Freenas Time Machine Error
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going into TrueNAS-9.10.1 Release No Target Version Target - 9.10.1-U1 (All) Target - 9.10.1-U1 (Open) Target - 9.10.1-U1 (RFR) Target - 9.10.1-U2 (All) Target - 9.10.1-U2 (Open) Target - 9.10.1-U3 (All) Target - 9.10.1-U3 (Open) time machine can't access the backup disk osstatus error 2 Target - 9.10.2 (All) Target - 9.10.2 (Open) Unassigned Unscreened staged for FreeNAS-9.10.1 Bug
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#7133 Time Machine fails trying to find disk until AFP is restarted Added by Anthony DeStefano almost 2 years ago. the operation couldn’t be completed. (osstatus error 2.) qnap Updated about 2 months ago. Status:Cannot reproduceStart date:12/14/2014Priority:ExpectedDue date:Assignee:-% Done:0%Category:AFPTarget version:- Seen in:9.10-RELEASE Hardware Configuration: ChangeLog Entry: Description Upon upgrading to 9.3 I started to have issues with Time Machine mounting the remote disk. the operation couldn’t be completed. (osstatus error 2.) synology After the AFP services is started a time machine backup will work one time. On subsequent attempts the backup fails until the AFP is restarted. Other AFP connections are successful even when Time Machine says the disk cannot be found. Here are the relevant logs on the client side: 12/14/14 6:51:33.569 PM com.apple.backupd1919: Attempting to mount network destination URL: afp://ajd@freenas._afpovertcp._tcp.local./Time%20Machine12/14/14 6:52:03.595 PM com.apple.backupd1919: NAConnectToServerSync failed with error: 64
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(Host is down) for url: afp://ajd@freenas._afpovertcp._tcp.local./Time%20Machine12/14/14 6:52:03.597 PM com.apple.backupd1919: Backup failed with error 18: The backup disk could not be found. History #1 Updated by Jordan Hubbard almost 2 years ago Status changed from Unscreened to Cannot reproduce I have 5 Macs all happily backing up to 9.3 with no hiccups or issues now. What version(s) of OS X are being used here? #2 Updated by Anthony DeStefano almost 2 years ago I've seen it on both a Macbook Pro running Yosemite and a Macbook Air running Mavericks. I was doing some debugging tonight and it looks like it might be a mdns problem and not an AFP issue. If I hard code the path with "sudo tmutil setdestination -p afp://ajd@freenas.home/Time\ Machine", then it works fine. The issue is when the mac system tries to use the mdns path of freenas._afpovertcp._tcp.local. Using the Bonjour Browser program on my Macbook Pro, the mdns responses from the FreeNAS server are painfully slow and sometimes do not resolve. I have other systems running netatalk on the network and they resolve instantly in Bonjour Browser. It may be hitting a timeout which is why the error when using the mdns name is "Host is down." #3 Up
can not post a blank message. Please type your message and try again. MothyP Level 1 (0 points) Q: Time machine backup fails with 'sparsebundle' time machine osstatus error 22 error Time Machine couldn't complete the backup to "freenas".The backup disk (osstatus error -43.) foxtel go image "/Volumes/TimeMachine iMac-1/Vicki Passmore's iMac.Sparsebundle" could not be accessed (error(null).The '-1' above is suspicious because the
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only mounted volume is TimeMachine iMac but I've no idea what to do about itThis error occurrs on our 2011 27" iMac running OS X 10.10.3 backing https://bugs.pcbsd.org/issues/7133 up (over Gb network) to a FreeNas volume and it used to be fine. A MacBook Pro is backing (wirelessly) up to its own volume on the same FreeNas and has done since the beginning without a problem.Earlier I was able to resolve this problem by 'Remove Disk' & 'Stop Using This Disk" in the https://discussions.apple.com/thread/7050231?start=0&tstart=0 Time Machine preferences and then re-selecting the same disk. Gradually the frequency of 'sparsebundle' failures increased and now this fix no longer works.I have turned Time Machine off and on. I have shut down both FreeNas and iMac and restarted I have been scouring the web for answers to this problem and it seems that related problems occur a lot but there are no reports of problems with OS X 10.10.Yosemite and not with FreeNas and there seem to be no questions, let alone answers, since about mid 2014.I have stopped short of trying Garth's terrifyingly complex command line repairs http://www.garth.org/archives/2011,08,27,169,fix-time-machine-sparsebundle-nas-b ased-backup-errors.html in the hope that a less scary solution exists.Would be eternally grateful for any answers out there,tim iMac, OS X Yosemite (10.10.3), 8Gb Ram. FreeNas on HP Proliant 54L Posted on May 20, 2015 4:41 AM I have this question too Close Q: Time machine backup fails with 'sparsebundle' error All replies Helpful answers by rkaufmann87, rkaufmann87 May 20, 2015 6:0
FreeNAS is hard… I recently switched from a Synology device, and while I am already appreciating the increase in functionality and power, it's certainly not as easy to do some basic tasks. One of those tasks is setting up a Time Machine share where all http://www.notquitemainstream.com/blog/2014/03/25/20140325how-to-set-up-time-machine-for-multiple-macs-on-freenas-9-2-1-3 of my household Macs can back up. Between reading the tutorials and giving some trial and error myself, I think I have come up with a good solution. And before I get started with the step by step guide, let me reiterate http://apple.stackexchange.com/questions/93215/how-can-i-avoid-repeated-time-machine-must-create-a-new-backup-errors-when-bac one thing: Permissions, Permissions, Permissions! If you ever find yourself banging your head against a wall because something in FreeNAS isn't working as you expect it to, the likely culprit is permissions. Once you wrap your brain around them, though, things osstatus error become more simple. Hopefully this guide helps put a foundation around that. This article assumes that you have FreeNAS already up and running on your network and that you're able to connect to the main home screen with your web browser. I recommend setting it a static IP, as well. Our first step will be to create a group / user for Time Machine backups. Under the "Account" section on the left, click "Groups," and then click "Add Group." You don't need osstatus error 2 to change the default value for the group ID, and put something like "time-machine" for the group name. Leave everything as default and click OK. The next step is to create a ZFS dataset where we're going to put the Time Machine backups. The dataset must be on a ZFS volume. I'm assuming you have already created a ZFS volume with your disks here, but if you haven't stop reading this guide and go read the FreeNAS ZFS documentation here. If you have already created the volume, create a dataset. Datasets can be nested inside of other datasets so I actually have one dataset called "Backup" and inside of that one, I have one callled "Time-Machine" ~ it really just depends on how you want things set up. After you enter the name, "Time-Machine", leave all of the default values alone. The below screenshot shows how I have "Time-Machine" nested inside of my Backup dataset. So now we have a dataset. This is going to be where all of our Time Machine backups get saved. The next step is the most important and the one that has bitten me before… so don't forget it. We need to change the permissions on the "Time-Machine" dataset. Recall that we initially created a group called "time-machine" - we are now going to set things up such that any user in the "time-machine" group can write to the "Time-Machine" dataset. Click on the "Time-Machine" dataset and then click on
Start here for a quick overview of the site Help Center Detailed answers to any questions you might have Meta Discuss the workings and policies of this site About Us Learn more about Stack Overflow the company Business Learn more about hiring developers or posting ads with us Ask Different Questions Tags Users Badges Unanswered Ask Question _ Ask Different is a question and answer site for power users of Apple hardware and software. Join them; it only takes a minute: Sign up Here's how it works: Anybody can ask a question Anybody can answer The best answers are voted up and rise to the top How can I avoid repeated “Time Machine must create a new backup” errors when backing up to a third party NAS? up vote 20 down vote favorite 15 My backups seem to go well backing up to my NAS however randomly after a few weeks I get the following error. Several users get this error intermittently however I have yet to find a solution. Any ideas? Time Machine completed a verification of your backups on “NAS”. To improve reliability, Time Machine must create a new backup for you. Click Start New Backup to create a new backup. This will remove your existing backup history. This could take several hours. Click Back Up Later to be reminded tomorrow. Time Machine won’t perform backups during this time. osx time-machine share|improve this question edited Dec 7 '13 at 14:30 bmike♦ 116k38202441 asked Jun 4 '13 at 3:29 KingKongFrog 1112313 migrated from serverfault.com Jun 5 '13 at 19:30 This question came from our site for system and network administrators. add a comment| 6 Answers 6 active oldest votes up vote 7 down vote Suitability of HFS Plus Whilst Time Machine must use HFS Plus for most things, it's worth noting that the file system is not ideally suited for the task. An example Coincidence: a few hours after my first edition of this answer, my own Time Machine Backups volume (a sparse bundle disk image) suffered a file system failure. I'm certain that the underlying storage is OK – a ZFS pool scrubbed, without error, before and after the HFS Plus failure. For the record: 2013-06-07 18:02:54.332 com.apple.backupd[18433] Start