Unifi Data Dir

nnerbo · 27. November 2019

Evening all! Loving the OMV with container adds.

I am trying to backup offsite from local unifi's controller auto daily backup config/data.

Using - ryansch/unifi-rp

controller install should be -
/var/lib/unifi/backup/autobackup however after looking through the directories, I just cant find it.

OR

perhaps anyone know how to change the default backup folder location?

Thank you!

macom · 27. November 2019

Post the docker-compose.yml you used (if you followed the instruction on hub.docker)

nnerbo · 28. November 2019

Code

version: '2'
services:
  unifi:
    image: ryansch/unifi-rpi:latest
    container_name: unifi
    restart: always
    network_mode: host
    # Uncomment the following to set java options
    # environment:
    #   JAVA_OPTS: -Xmx512M
    volumes:
      # Unifi v5.0.7 creates all of these directories (some remain empty)
      - config:/var/lib/unifi
      - log:/usr/lib/unifi/logs
      - log2:/var/log/unifi
      - run:/usr/lib/unifi/run
      - run2:/run/unifi
      - work:/usr/lib/unifi/work
volumes:
  config:
    driver: local
  log:
    driver: local
  log2:
    driver: local
  run:
    driver: local
  run2:
    driver: local
  work:
    driver: local

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macom · 28. November 2019

I don't know this image nor unifi, but this is my best guess:

Zitat von nnerbo

- config:/var/lib/unifi
- log:/usr/lib/unifi/logs
- log2:/var/log/unifi
- run:/usr/lib/unifi/run
- run2:/run/unifi
- work:/usr/lib/unifi/work

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This is the mapping of the folders. On the right side of each ":" is the folder path in the container. On the left side is the path on the host. Usually you specify a complete path starting with /srv/dev-disk-by-label....
So you should specify a complete path for the /var/lib/unifi folder. Something like this...

Code

- /srv/dev-disk-by-label-xxxx/unifi/config:/var/lib/unifi
- log:/usr/lib/unifi/logs
- log2:/var/log/unifi
- run:/usr/lib/unifi/run
- run2:/run/unifi
- work:/usr/lib/unifi/work

Run the docker-compose file with docker-compose up -d
Then you are able to point a shared folder to that path and create a backup job.

nnerbo · 2. Dezember 2019

Thank you Sir!

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