No auth token in /config/id/.ui_info about crashplan-docker-synology HOT 2 CLOSED

Hmm I haven't touched my setup in a while, but I remember that unRAID usually shows up when the container is starting and CrashPlan isn't fully up and running yet. Here are a couple things to check, and hopefully we'll turn up something helpful:

1. Is this a new setup or did you have something working that broke? @apaloma raised a good point in #12, where custom settings can be lost. I need to take some time and get that settings file moved, likely to /usr/local/etc/crashplan. And bump the docker image up to the most recent CrashPlan install while I'm at it, make sure it doesn't break stuff... :)

2. Do you see any helpful error messages in the most recently updated log file? ls -rtl /config/log from within the container. service.log.0 is a good place to check, along with the most recent upgrade*.log file. That may help identify a problem that popped up during a version upgrade or service startup.

Let me know how it goes!

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I noticed in the docker container, at the end of /etc/my_init.d/config.sh, there's these lines

NETIF=`ip route list | grep "^default via" | awk '{ print $NF }'`
IP=`ifconfig ${NETIF} | grep "inet addr:" | cut -d: -f2 | awk '{ print $1 }'`
echo "4243,unRAID" > /config/id/.ui_info
sed -i -e "s|0.0.0.0|${IP}|" /config/id/.ui_info

I commented these out because it would stomp the identity each time the container restarted, and the IP part didn't work anyways. Not sure what the intent was with this.

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