Hi , I understand it's not exactly what you're looking for - but you might want to try running the Windows version through Wine (starting from Wine 3.12, simulate Win7 x86). Seems to be running fine for me

Hello , there's currently no way to do this, but we consider such a possibility for the future updates. I've added you to the list. Sorry for the inconvenience

Yes, there should be no trouble with that - just add the storage account (make sure to select the right bucket/container) and specify the Prefix, that should be it

, yes, the blog post is relevant. The controls might look a bit different, but the logic is 100% the same

Hi , yes, we absolutely do plan to make it.
Perhaps can share some details, but basically think of 4-7 months.

Hi , we are finishing some last minute polishing on the stand-alone version - you can postpone the update till we release it or get a release candidate right here

Hi , is this still relevant? You might need to restart the CloudBerry Remote Assistant Service manually. There was a couple of times when this was the case, and apparently service restart has helped.

, thanks noted.

The first one will be a feature of the paid version of Remote Assistant. Since we're at it, would you like to have a web portal where all the computers are shown online/offline - or will it suffice for you to have it indicated in the RA client itself?

The other two I've filed as enhancement requests.

, nope. Remote Assistant will attempt to traverse the NAT - and if it succeeds, the connection will do through Direct Internet. If it fails, the connection will go over our server

Apologies for the delayed response.
Indeed, CloudBerry Remote Assistant will attempt to connect into a live session of a Windows user if you know the password.
If you don't know it or don't want to input it there - use the <other user> option to get to the Windows authentication screen. Note that by doing this you might interrupt the person who's actively working by the machine at the moment (does not affect RDP sessions)

Hello . The button is called differently but you can make the application do the same operation if you go Settings > Application > Synchronize Repository. After that Backup will "learn" what's really there in the storage and upload whatever is missing at next backup run.

If the discrepancy persists or occurs again, please contact supportatcloudberrylabdotcom

Also, let me remind you to restore your backups for testing before you actually need to restore them to recover from a data loss. A little paranoia is a good thing in this case

Hi , sorry I was travelling last week. It's not the full release notes, but check out this thread for news

Sorry for the delay. No ideas right away. Please do the following on both computers: Menu > Diagnostics > Send to support. Please refer to this thread and specify whether each machine is the remote host or the client.

Thanks in advance

Hello , we are going to publish an update in a week or so that can do something similar. We've chosen to make a CLI to RA. I believe KeePass can handle this?

Hello , well that's not the expected behavior.
You might want to try this to make sure the web page is available:
curl localhost:43210

Otherwise, check if there were any updates to your firewall rules - just in case.

If neither helps, I'd recommend to open a support ticket - use the [Feedback > Send] in GUI or [./cbb sendLog] in CLI.

, I'll send you a link shortly in the support ticket you have with us.

Hi . It's usually more efficient to contact supportatcloudberrylabdotcom but since it's a somewhat common issue, I'll gladly answer here.

I assume you are trying to connect to a Windows 10 (or Server 2016) machine

One of the latest updates to Windows 10 breaks authentication to a remote host in case some fields about the user are not filled.
There's an article about it (https://lonelycoding.com/system-directoryservices-accountmanagement-principalcontext-broken-after-windows-10-update/), and this is a quote from it:

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The problem is caused by missing registry entries in HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\WOW6432Node\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion, specifically: RegisteredOwner and RegisteredOrganization the Registry Editor by pressing Windows R and typing regedit.exe . Browse to the location above

Just right click on the CurrentVersion in the Registry Editor and select New > String Value. After you add each entry ( RegisteredOwner and RegisteredOrganization ) edit their values. You can use your username and company name respectively.
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Please follow the instructions from the article, it should resolve the issue once and for all. It will suffice if you enter "sdfsdf" or anything similar to both fields.

Let me know whether the issue persists after that or not.

Hello . As stated in the ticket, that's most likely caused by the current architecture of Remote Assistant - the connections are not direct, all data goes (encrypted) over our servers.
We currently run internal tests for the direct connection, so it's very likely we'll publish it soon. How soon - this will depend on how the tests go

Hi . There's a button that will lead you from the sidepanel straight to Backup History - see the screenshot below.

You might need to adjust the filters to make sure the right info is displayed

Most likely the backup plan is running on behalf of a user who is not allowed to read the backup data.

A plan will run with the permissions of the user who owns the plan configuration file - they are located at /opt/local/"product name"/etc/plans. You might want to change the ownership and try again.

If that does not help, please send the diagnostics as shown on the screenshot below

This will automatically open a support ticket

, since you have created another thread about it, let's discuss it there - https://forum.cloudberrylab.com/discussion/531/browsing-mount-points-with-autofs-in-ubuntu-18-04