Posts tagged: FreeNAS
How to use Clonezilla to Create and Backup Disk Images to FreeNAS
FreeNAS is an open source storage platform based on FreeBSD that supports file sharing across Windows, Apple, and Unix/Linux systems. Clonezilla is an open source clone utility for doing bare-metal backup and recovery for disks and disk partitions. In this post I will describe how to use Clonezilla to create image files of disks or […] Read More →
Backup FreeNAS Files Remotely Using FreeBSD and rsync
FreeNAS is an open source storage platform based on FreeBSD that supports file sharing across Windows, Apple, and Unix/Linux systems. rsync is an open source file copying utility for Linux/Unix systems. It’s famous for its “delta-transfer” algorithm, which reduces the amount of data sent over the network by sending only the differences between the source […] Read More →
Configure FreeNAS To Be Your Subversion Repository
Recently I had the pleasure of building a Network Attached Storage (“NAS”) server based on FreeNAS. Since then, this device has more than fulfilled my initial requirements for reliable file storage and media server in my network. In a previous post, I described how I configured FreeNAS to store web files and serve as a […] Read More →
Configure FreeNAS To Store Your Apache Web Files
(20140208 – This post has been amended to provided an updated version of the Apache directive — iceflatline) Over this past summer I had the pleasure of cobbling together a few spare parts in order to build a Network Attached Storage (“NAS”) box based on FreeNAS. This device has more than fulfilled my initial requirements […] Read More →