Yes, of course. Thank you 
Looks very easy and interesting, a new module for 7 might be straightforward
btw just moved our posts from another discussion on testing.
now it is for centos7
systemctl enable urbackup-server.service
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quick tests of the nethserver-urbackup with beta urbackup2.013
go to https://yadi.sk/d/HojmtaVYrQ5xP and download the rpm
then
yum install http://mirror.de-labrusse.fr/nethserver/nethserver-urbackup/nethserver-urbackup-0.0.1-1.ns6.sdl.noarch.rpm urbackup-server-2.0.13.0-0.0.x86_64.rpm
I have one minor issue since I use âchkconfig urbackup onâ instead of âsystemctl enable urbackup-server.serviceâ but it is workable
visible bugs are :
- In the dashboard you must go to https://IP/urbackup/
- the apache redirection is broken and probably the âallow from 127.0.0.1 192.168.12.0/255.255.255.0â, it needs now a âRequire localâ or âRequire all grantedâ if allowed to the internet Access Control - Apache HTTP Server Version 2.4
interesting features to dig in are
- mail settings
- ldap user authentication
the cons of this software is definitively the database way to store settings.
some works are needed here, not so huge, but probably we need to wait a beta stage for NS7 and a final release for this software.
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quick-test nethserver-urbackup:
[root@ns7a2 lib]# systemctl | grep urbackup-server
urbackup-server.service loaded active running UrBackup Client/Server Network Backup System
[root@ns7a2 lib]# systemctl list-unit-files urbackup-server.service
UNIT FILE STATE
urbackup-server.service enabled
worked perfectly. client recognised server almost immediatly.
mega-thumb-up 
and mega-applaus 
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