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TaylorM87
May 29, 2021
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I have only started playing with linux two days ago so muddling through I found my own answer doing some playing with farmer mount points. For anyone that needs this. You create mount directory like /media/chia/ and then another directory for each drive
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I have only started playing with linux two days ago so muddling through I found my own answer doing some playing with farmer mount points. For anyone that needs this. You create mount directory like /media/chia/ and then another directory for each drive
/media/chia/"EACH Drive mount point"
I chose to take ownership of the mounting directory so I ran sudo chown -R my_username:my_username /media/chia
Then you mount the respective drives to each of those directory's respectively.
so I have two drives mounted under /media/chia/"WesternDigital5TB_1" and another mount point of /media/chia/"WesternDigital5TB_2"
sudo nano /etc/rsyncd.conf looks like this:
Same as archive example wiki
[chia]