Fedora 26 and Veeam
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@tim_g said in Fedora 26 and Veeam:
Turns out it doesn't work. Veeam installs and I can run it, but the backup fails... I'm guessing because of the veeamsnap issue shown in the screenshot below. So no Veeam backup for Fedora 26.
What's in the make.log file?
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@tim_g said in Fedora 26 and Veeam:
Turns out it doesn't work. Veeam installs and I can run it, but the backup fails... I'm guessing because of the veeamsnap issue shown in the screenshot below. So no Veeam backup for Fedora 26.
Have you tried with selinux disable to see if it still doesn't work?
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Has anyone else gotten it working on Fedora 26?
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I'd like to use Veeam on my desktop if possible, as I already have a Veeam PXE boot option for Windows and Linux that makes restores super easy.
I'll see what else specifically lists Fedora 26 as compatible.
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There's a workaround: https://forums.veeam.com/veeam-agent-for-linux-f41/fedora-26-kernel-4-12-5-dkms-does-not-build-t45018.html
For some reason it's not posted. You need to get it sent/PMd to you... at least I'm hoping someone does for me so I can get it working... this should have been fixed already. Good thing it's free, I wouldn't want to pay for this kind of thing.
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@tim_g said in Fedora 26 and Veeam:
There's a workaround: https://forums.veeam.com/veeam-agent-for-linux-f41/fedora-26-kernel-4-12-5-dkms-does-not-build-t45018.html
For some reason it's not posted. You need to get it sent/PMd to you... at least I'm hoping someone does for me so I can get it working... this should have been fixed already. Good thing it's free, I wouldn't want to pay for this kind of thing.
I hate things like that.. Just mark it unsupported / not official and post it.
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@tim_g This reminds me of all the Sonicwall Hotfixes they have in-house for known problems and they just post it on the site to request it to Support.
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Okay well, I got it working. Because they keep the work around off their forum, do I respectfully keep the fix off this one too?
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@tim_g said in Fedora 26 and Veeam:
Okay well, I got it working. Because they keep the work around off their forum, do I respectfully keep the fix off this one too?
IMO? No, but I already said how I hate that.
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@tim_g said in Fedora 26 and Veeam:
Okay well, I got it working. Because they keep the work around off their forum, do I respectfully keep the fix off this one too?
No, definitely post a how-to.
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Install Veeam Backup
** Note ** Not yet supported on Fedora 26.-
Download Veeam Backup Free here: https://www.veeam.com/linux-backup-free-download.html
a. Use the Fedora 24 (or newer) download (not CentOS/RHEL). -
Install Veeam Repository:
rpm -ivh veeam-release-fc24-1.0-1.x86_64.rpm -
Install Veeam Backup:
dnf install veeam -
To open/access Veeam Backup, type the following in “su” Terminal:
veeam(see work-a-round first!) -
Follow on-screen directions.
Fedora 26 Veeam (1.0.1.364) Issue Work-a-round
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After installing Veeam, open and edit the following file:
vi /usr/src/veeamsnap-1.0.1.364/snapimage.c -
Comment out the following line and then save. There are two occurrences.
.direct_access = NULL -
Run the following command to rebuild:
dkms install -m veeamsnap/1.0.1.364 -
Backing up with Veeam in Fedora 26 should now be functional.
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@tim_g and this required super secret handshakes to get? FFS people...
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@jaredbusch said in Fedora 26 and Veeam:
@tim_g and this required super secret handshakes to get? FFS people...
This is why I use Relax and Recover if I need a backup like this. It just works.
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@stacksofplates said in Fedora 26 and Veeam:
Relax and Recover
I haven't used that for awhile. Is the development still active?
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@stacksofplates said in Fedora 26 and Veeam:
@jaredbusch said in Fedora 26 and Veeam:
@tim_g and this required super secret handshakes to get? FFS people...
This is why I use Relax and Recover if I need a backup like this. It just works.
I'm gonna check that out.
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@black3dynamite said in Fedora 26 and Veeam:
@stacksofplates said in Fedora 26 and Veeam:
Relax and Recover
I haven't used that for awhile. Is the development still active?
Ya their GitHub is still active.
